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  Chicken Surprise
  Category: Kids
  Author: The Savvybearcat
  Date: 1/1/2007
  Hits: 419
Ingredients:
3 1/2 lb Chicken, fryer or broiler
1/4 cup Vegetable Oil
1 each Lemon
1/2 tsp Salt
1/4 tsp Pepper
1 tsp Paprika
1/2 lb Seedless Grapes
Instructions:
1. Read the entire recipe before doing any other steps. 2. Put on an
apron. 3. Wash your hands. 4. Assemble ingredients and equipment. 5.
Check the position of the oven shelf to be sure the Chicken Surprise
will fit without touching the top of the oven. Chicken Surprise
should be cooked about 4 inches from the bottom of the oven. Preheat
the oven to 375 degrees. It takes about 10 minutes for an oven to
heat to the correct temperature. 6. Look inside the chicken. You will
see a package that holds the gizzard, the neck, the liver and
sometimes the heart. Take the package out, unwrap and put in a
covered container in the refrigerator. 7. Wash the chicken under a
heavy stream of cold water. Be sure to let water run through the
inside of the chicken, too. Pat the chicken dry and set aside. 8.
Place a brown paper bag flat on your work surface. 9. Measure 1/4 cup
of vegetable oil. 10. Dip your fingers in the oil and use the oil to
finger-paint the bag. Finger-paint the front of the bag first. The
color will change from light brown to dark brown. 11. Turn the bag
over. Finger-paint the back of the bag. 12. Next, finger-paint each
side panel. Stand the bag up in the oven-to-table baking dish. (Don't
worry if you haven't used all the vegetable oil in finger-painting
the bag--some bags need more oil than others.) 13. Wash your hands.
14. Wash 1 lemon under a stream of cold water. Pat dry.

Note: Lemon juice on a small cut or scrape will sting. To stop the
sting, wash the cut or scrape under cold water to rinse away the
lemon juice.

15. Place the lemon on the cutting board and cut in half with the
paring knife.

KNIFE SAFETY RULE: Knives can be dangerous if not used with care. To
prevent accidents, ONLY ONE PERSON SHOULD CUT AT A TIME. When someone
is using a knife on the cutting board, everyone else should keep
their hands away!

16. Rub the chicken all over with 1 lemon half--but do not squeeze
the lemon. Set the 2 lemon halves aside to use in step 21. 17.
Spread a 12 inch piece of waxed paper on your work surface. Measure
dry ingredients over waxed paper to make clean-up easier. 18. Measure
over the waxed paper by mounding and leveling with the table knife
and sprinkle all over the chicken:
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper 19. Fold the waxed paper together
carefully so the extra dry ingredients do not scatter, and throw
away. 20. Rub the salt and pepper all over the outside of the
chicken--the bottom, too-- with your fingers. 21. Stuff the 2 lemon
halves inside the chicken. Wash your hands. 22. Hold the strainer
over the chicken. Put about 1 teaspoon of paprika (no need to mound
and level) into the strainer and dust gently all over the chicken.
23. Put the chicken into the oiled bag with its back on the bottom.
24. Wash 1/4 pound of seedless grapes by running cold water over
them. Pat dry. 25. Pull the grapes from the stem and drop them into
the bag over the chicken. Throw away the stem. 26. Fold the bag. 27.
Clip the bag shut with 4 paper clips or tie loosely with string so
the bag cannot flop open. Push the top of the bag down so it will
not touch the top of the oven.

28. Put the chicken in the 375 degree oven for 1 hour. 29. After
about 30 minutes, listen at the oven door-- you will hear the juices
crackling. You can smell the chicken cooking, too. 30. Put the trivet
and scissors on the table. 31. After the chicken has cooked for 1
hour, use potholders to remove the baking dish from the oven to the
trivet. 32. Turn off the oven. 33. Use a potholder to hold the top
of the bag, and cut off the top half with the scissors. DO NOT TOUCH
THE PAPER CLIPS--THEY WILL BE HOT! Be careful ~- steam will rise when
the bag is cut. 34. Carve and serve the Chicken Surprise from the
bag. Spoon grapes over each serving.
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