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Old 08-23-2001, 04:56 PM
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Yes Kyle,

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Cape Chef - love your recipe, can't wait to try it.

In France we cooked some hazelnut encrusted shrimp with a delicious white-wine sauce - yummy.
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Old 08-25-2001, 02:59 PM
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I guess I should have mentioned that too CC. Your recipe is most appealing to me. Thanks for sharing.

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I'm so happy you all liked it,
It is a simple and very tasty dish.
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I've successfully used hazelnuts as a substitute for a regular flour panade. Here's an idea for a hazelnut forcemeat stuffed chicken breast.

1) Remove legs and wing sections from a chicken leaving both sections of breast on the chicken.

2) Prepare the forcemeat with meat from the thighs and finely ground hazelnuts.

3) Cut a pocket in the breastmeat and stuff the breast with the forcemeat.

4) Roast till done Serve with your choice of garnishes.

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Mmmmmmmmm...Love that too!

Thanks for sharing, Kuan.

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