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Old 03-26-2007, 08:18 PM
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Congrats!!! but did you save any for us??? LOL!!!
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That's awesome, Rhoshoun!

Thanks Mama Mangia. I think I need to get a thermometer for inside my oven.
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I tell everyone to get a thermometer for their oven and also for their refrigerator and for their freezer! Even if it is brand new! That is the only way to tell if you are baking/roasting at the proper temp and it also ensures the proper temp for your freezers and fridges - then you never have to worry about bacteria setting in!
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mtmomj yeah because you don't want to over cook them .
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I agree with getting a thermometer to keep in the oven.
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