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Date Posted: 15:08:44 04/04/03 Fri
Author: landshark
Subject: The first time I did it in the oven, I had the same thing happen -m-
In reply to: missing TX 's message, "Thanks, Maureen, here's another question for you...." on 14:47:46 04/04/03 Fri

I don't think it would hurt to brush it with oil or melted butter, you WILL get juice, after a few hours, I looked in the oven and there was a TON of juice! I usually make mine in the crock pot, but it looks MUCH nicer in the oven!

So, anyhow, I got off on a tangent there, what I am saying is, use your best judgement, if it looks like it is drying out, baste it, I don't think it would hurt anything!

Good luck, hope it's yummy!! :)

~Maureen

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