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Offline amanfang

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Chicken Markino
on: October 23, 2007, 09:58:24 PM
Anyone ever heard of Chicken Markino??  It's on the cafeteria menu for today.
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Re: Chicken Markino
Reply #1 on: October 29, 2007, 05:38:50 AM
How was it? When I first saw this I googled it and it took me to your cafeteria menu; tonight it also took me to a blog; sounds like it was chicken with cheese and olives; I make something similar, so now I'm curious!  ;D
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Re: Chicken Markino
Reply #2 on: October 30, 2007, 12:30:54 AM
Ha.  It was probably named for one of the "chefs" or something who came up with a "great new recipe."  I'm sure yours is better.  Something about cooking for 3 or 4 thousand people makes even good recipes not so great.

Anyway, for cafeteria food, it wasn't too bad.  It was a chicken breast (or chicken slab, whatever) with chopped onions, tomatos, and black olives and then covered in cheese.  I had a cold and a fever, and couldn't really distinguish whether it was mozarella cheese or swiss cheese. 

What did the blog say about it?  Probably another student. 
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Re: Chicken Markino
Reply #3 on: October 30, 2007, 05:54:49 AM
Quote from: amanfang on October 30, 2007, 12:30:54 AM
Ha.  It was probably named for one of the "chefs" or something who came up with a "great new recipe."  I'm sure yours is better.  Something about cooking for 3 or 4 thousand people makes even good recipes not so great.

I remember dorm food; "Bloody Elephant Scabs" (Chicken Parmigiana), "Baked Fish Alkaline (almondine)" and the omnipresent "Mystery Meat". I worked on a cruise ship in Asia and whatever it was was always grey; we'd ask the cooks "what is that" and they would always say "meat". Never knew what kind....  :o  it was pretty good, whatever it was.  ???

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Anyway, for cafeteria food, it wasn't too bad.  It was a chicken breast (or chicken slab, whatever) with chopped onions, tomatos, and black olives and then covered in cheese.  I had a cold and a fever, and couldn't really distinguish whether it was mozarella cheese or swiss cheese.

Sounds like "chicken and leftovers" which means it was probably swiss cheese. Here's mine, it's a bit more complex and quite tasty...  https://www.scdrecipe.com/recipes/r_011_00069.php

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What did the blog say about it?  Probably another student. 

Here...   https://www.davidruse.com/index.php/2007/10/22/chicken-markino/
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