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Examples
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I don't have a scale that goes high enough to weigh this size roast, but I'm guessing I took at least a pound or two off of the bone-in piece of meat.
Our Kitchen 2009
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The bone-in grilled ribeye steak is one of the best, most succulent in the ciry.
Jay Weston: Ray Stark's Exciting Restaurant Opens at LACMA Jay Weston 2011
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If you can't get shanks, use thick slices of bone-in shoulder or large chunks of boneless shoulder and meaty neck bones.
Top of the World Lamb Tagine David Tanis 2011
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With all of the hullabaloo about boneless, skinless chicken breasts, people tend to forget about bone-in, skin-on chicken.
Chat Leftovers: Too much of a good thing Jane Touzalin 2011
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If you use thicker, bone-in dark meat, remove the skin first, follow the breading instructions, and bake instead of fry.
The Small Change Diet Keri Gans 2011
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If you use thicker, bone-in dark meat, remove the skin first, follow the breading instructions, and bake instead of fry.
The Small Change Diet Keri Gans 2011
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Finally, another method I return to again and again is a simplified spin on classic duck confit, which instead begins with large bone-in, skin-on chicken thighs.
Jazzing Up the Bird Rozanne Gold 2011
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Recently, I smoked an entire hind quarter (bone-in) from a whitetail deer in my trusty little electric smoker, and it was a hit.
Smokin' Meat! 2009
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'Almost Confit' Chicken With Melted Garlic This dish works best with bone-in, skin-on chicken thighs that weigh about 8 ounces each.
Jazzing Up the Bird Rozanne Gold 2011
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Five chefs had to decide on a seafood dish, salad, fish dish, bone-in ribeye and a filet of beef.
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