Published 2/5/2009
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Chef Kurt Friese's nemesis, Kentucky Fried Chicken, has done it again. An ad aired during the Super Bowl said KFC can feed five people for $15 ... but at what cost to their health and to the planet? Instead, Chef Kurt offers a recipe for an equally affordable meal of chicken in a tasty orange glaze.
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