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Old 02-23-2014, 09:22 PM   #23
revkab
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Onlya tad bit off-topic - I use a large white plastic board from a restaurant supply (beware some of the el cheapo ones - they warp in a dishwasher). Here's the trick - I also bought a full-size baking sheet (with the 1/2" upraised edges) that I place under the cutting board for cooked meats or turkeys, etc. I found this greatly helps keep the juices from running all over the counter and down the kitchen cabinets. Makes clean-up much easier.
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