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A Walk Before Dinner


Randy W
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My wife and I will often go for a walk through the 龟头岭 (Guitouling or TURTLE Ridge) Park before eating at one of our favorite chicken shacks.


This last weekend was a LITTLE on the cold side here in Yulin, so there weren't very many people. In Yulin, "cold" tends to mean anything below 70°F (about 19°C). The park is MUCH more active during warmer weather.


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Walk this way . . .


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Great pictures thank you Randy. I want one of those chickens. Any flavoring/seasoning/smoke added to them or just cooked? The last time that I was in Beijing the mother n law use to buy ducks for me prepared something like that and they were fantastic. The only negative thing was they were hacked to pieces with one of those meat cleavers and had to watch for slivers of bones.

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Great pictures thank you Randy. I want one of those chickens. Any flavoring/seasoning/smoke added to them or just cooked? The last time that I was in Beijing the mother n law use to buy ducks for me prepared something like that and they were fantastic. The only negative thing was they were hacked to pieces with one of those meat cleavers and had to watch for slivers of bones.

 

 

Just cooked. Those bone slivers are exactly why I get it whole and bring my own knife - lol!

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Great pictures thank you Randy. I want one of those chickens. Any flavoring/seasoning/smoke added to them or just cooked? The last time that I was in Beijing the mother n law use to buy ducks for me prepared something like that and they were fantastic. The only negative thing was they were hacked to pieces with one of those meat cleavers and had to watch for slivers of bones.

 

 

Just cooked. Those bone slivers are exactly why I get it whole and bring my own knife - lol!

 

Never thought about bringing my own knife. :victory: Next time for sure.

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Great pictures thank you Randy. I want one of those chickens. Any flavoring/seasoning/smoke added to them or just cooked? The last time that I was in Beijing the mother n law use to buy ducks for me prepared something like that and they were fantastic. The only negative thing was they were hacked to pieces with one of those meat cleavers and had to watch for slivers of bones.

 

 

Just cooked. Those bone slivers are exactly why I get it whole and bring my own knife - lol!

 

Never thought about bringing my own knife. :victory: Next time for sure.

 

 

 

I just keep a pocket knife in my "purse", as Jiaying calls my man bag/camera bag. Just my camera and my cell phone (I like to carry BOTH at all times) are too big for my pockets. Cargo shorts/pants? Hah! Our washing machine doesn't have a built-in cell phone detector.

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Great pictures thank you Randy. I want one of those chickens. Any flavoring/seasoning/smoke added to them or just cooked? The last time that I was in Beijing the mother n law use to buy ducks for me prepared something like that and they were fantastic. The only negative thing was they were hacked to pieces with one of those meat cleavers and had to watch for slivers of bones.

 

 

Just cooked. Those bone slivers are exactly why I get it whole and bring my own knife - lol!

 

Never thought about bringing my own knife. :victory: Next time for sure.

 

 

 

I just keep a pocket knife in my "purse", as Jiaying calls my man bag/camera bag. Just my camera and my cell phone (I like to carry BOTH at all times) are too big for my pockets. Cargo shorts/pants? Hah! Our washing machine doesn't have a built-in cell phone detector.

 

:D :D :D :D

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Made me hungry but that chicken looks a little scrawny. Probably tastes pretty good.

 

A little circle-jerked, but, yes, very good. Usually, they will slice it Chinese style to about 1/4" thickness, slicing through the bone with a single whack from a cleaver. This makes for a better presentation, but I like it better like this, since the cleavers are usually fairly dull and produce many bone fragments.

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