When I was growing up, stuffing was precisely that, something that was stuffed INSIDE the bird. Now I have heard you are not supposed to cook the stuffing inside the bird, because it doesn't cook hot enough, and you will end up with raw poultry juices in the stuffing and be at risk for salmonella poisoning. Anyone else hear of this ? I want to roast a chicken and I want to stuff it, but I don't want to risk salmonella poisoning. Is this a real concern, or is this a bunch of hype ?
2007-07-02
15:15:05
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