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home cookin' lynda kendry é This summer's weather hasn't encouraged the use of our old gas barbecue veryuch. We tend to cat a lot of chicken - it's fast and good for you too! Yes, I do have chicken recipes without butter or other "not so good for you sauces." This weeks featured recipe has been a favourite of mine since Marg Sanders shared it with me years ago at the Town Hall. I'm not sure whether I use the same spices as Marg but it's the greatest and the good news - the warmth of the oven will feel good these days! Call the Scugog Citizen for Service Directory SEIGCER ITE Vi TATA [TENE FEE [AS (A Jd (J! (ofo] 3] {To (0] 6 [xen P MURRAY ELECTRIC SINCE 1960" RESIDENTIAL ® INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL POLE LINE CONSTRUCTION Herbed Lemon Chicken Place in a 9"x13" pan, a cut-up chicken, skin removed. Mix together: 1 tsp. ground sage, 1/4- 1/2 tsp. black pepper. Sprinkle 1/2 of spice mixture evenly over chicken pieces & cover pan tight- ly with foul. Bake at 375F for 45 min. Turn chicken over and sprinkle remain- der of spices over chicken. Cover again and return to oven for 30 min. (or until chicken is cooked). Remove foil and squeeze juice of 1 large lemon over chicken pieces (bone sides down) and return to FENCING & DECKS Scugog Citizen -- Tuesday, Augual 18, 1993 - 31_du oven for a few minutes, uncov- ered. One of our favourite side dishes for this chicken is pickled beets. You'll have 10 wait a few days to enjoy the beets - so plan ahead. Basic Beets Cook until just fork tender small washed beets. Drain, rinse¢ with cold water and remove outer skin. Place in clean sterile jars. Cover with hot syrup made from equal measures sugar, water and vinegar (i.e. 1 cup of each), that has been brought to a rolling boil. Seal and store in cool place. Enjoy a spe- cial treat for all occasions. 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