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I have run out of kitchen twine and need to tie the legs of a chicken for roasting. Can I use a long piece of cheesecloth?
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Bogey Cornagie
January 8, 2012
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Chicken
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amysarah
January 8, 2012
I don't see why you couldn't cut a thin-ish strip of cheesecloth - maybe twist it to make it more string-like - as a sub for twine. Kind of clever, actually.
boulangere
January 8, 2012
Sure, it would work just fine. I've even used thread in a pinch. A serious pinch. The objective is to bind, not necessarily what you use to bind.
maw
January 8, 2012
Dental floss. Or make a "twine" out of aluminum foil rolled tightly. Or florist wire
ChefJune
January 8, 2012
I would probably use dental floss instead.
foodynewty
January 8, 2012
You could use a wooden skewer to weave through and tie it if the cheesecloth doesn't work. Good luck!
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Dental floss. Or make a "twine" out of aluminum foil rolled tightly. Or florist wire