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      <![CDATA[You journalists these days never go to the source. Nathalie and I managed to carry on two completely different conversations across the table.<br>
I was actually telling her that if you fry a big batch of chicken (say, in a restaurant setting), keep it warm and never refrigerated, and then reheat it within the next couple of hours, it's pretty close.
        
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      <![CDATA[Yes, leftover fried chicken is delicious. Just please, don't reheat it.
        
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      <![CDATA[Ditto on the fried chicken. <br>
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Half the reason to cook it is to have it cold the next day.<br>
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You have reminded me how much I miss Ma Hull's.
        
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      <![CDATA[Nothing tastes as good as cold fried chicken from a picnic basket, in the sunshine, with good friends. I'm not saying it's the same...It's just good stuff, like homemade pickles, salt on watermelon and lime in a iced cerveza!
        
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