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		<title>Chicken before the&#160;rooster</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[TIP: When you want a midnight snack, don&#8217;t start cooking chicken stock from scratch. It&#8217;s now approaching 3AM and I&#8217;m finally able to eat my chicken soup that&#8217;s been simmering for over four hours. For those who care, the ingredients are: the remains of a rotisserie chicken, chopped celery, baby carrots, chopped onions, minced garlic, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[	<p>TIP: When you want a midnight snack, don&#8217;t start cooking chicken stock from scratch. It&#8217;s now approaching 3AM and I&#8217;m finally able to eat my chicken soup that&#8217;s been simmering for over four hours.</p>

	<p>For those who care, the ingredients are: the remains of a rotisserie chicken, chopped celery, baby carrots, chopped onions, minced garlic, herbs/seasoning (from Harry &#038; David, but you can use whatever you got &#8211; I bet even just salt and pepper would taste good) and lots of water.</p>

	<p>After letting those ingredients simmer over a low heat for several hours, I sleep-walked downstairs to the kitchen and tossed in some penne pasta.</p>

	<p>Why am I still writing? It&#8217;s feasting time. 3AM is the proper hour for feasting, right?</p>]]></content:encoded>
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