Has anyone tried this "rice the day before, put in a bag and reconstitute the next day" technique? Do the potatoes come out fluffy?
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Wouldn't opening the oven door every 30 minutes to baste the bird lower the oven temp? That would make the roasting time increase - I do't think this is a good tip !
I am going to try the technique--rice the potatoes into a bag the night before.
I have tried the "rice the day before", and it works wonderfully. They are as fluffy as if I had done them just before serving.
