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Quorn Chicken Roast??

Gibreel · 2013-11-27 22:20:18

Hi Anyone know where I could pick up Quorn chicken roast ASAP? Tesco used to sell them but they don't seem to be in the shops any more ;(

27-11-2013 10:20pm

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Gibreel

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Hi

Anyone know where I could pick up Quorn chicken roast ASAP? Tesco used to sell them but they don't seem to be in the shops any more ;(

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#2 27-11-2013 10:52pm

Zombienosh

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Still in large tescos. Clarehall/ballbriggan

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#3 27-11-2013 10:53pm

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Iceland often have them....

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#4 28-11-2013 9:59am

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Dont know where you are but JC's in Swords usually have them.

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#5 01-12-2013 5:26pm

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Iceland in Clonmel have them, I stocked up yesterday!

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#6 01-12-2013 6:03pm

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I've found the current quorn roast recipe a bit bland and so have taken to letting it defrost, peeling the plastic off and either chopping up or tearing up the roast and let it marinate overnight before roasting. Tearing gives a nice bit of variety in texture. You might want to cover the roasting tin in tin foil too.
Those "bake in the bag" herb/spice yokes (designed for chicken) work very well too. also good with quorn fillets.

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