You tie meat with a string for a couple of reasons. To hold stuffing in, to ensure that the size of the roast remains constant throughout the cooking process (so that it cooks evenly throughout), to hold the legs tight, as with fowl.
For roasting and cooking you can use any kind of sturdy cotton string. Stear clear of products that are treated, waxed or anything with synthetic fibers. Polyesters and such will melt during cooking.
No it is not legal to tie a string to a parrot.
Butcher cord (also known as butcher string or cooking string or cooking twine) is used to tie up meats such as a roast before cooking. It helps hold the meat in shape, especially when the meat is stuffed.
he wanted to tie the game get it string tie
Check out Colonel Sanders of KFC fame he always wore his Mississippi string tie.
Check out Colonel Sanders of KFC fame he always wore his Mississippi string tie.
He wanted to tie the game. Get it? Tie as in string? Well whatever... that's the answer. -By James
tie a weight to a piece of string then tie it to your penis
String.
You may be thinking of a bolo or string tie. (If the one you have in mind is the kind that has a sort of clasp, often set with a semiprecious stone such as a piece of turquoise, then that's a bolo.)
you fold the string 20 times then tie a string in the middle then cut the ends
You get string as long as hair. You tie string with a knot to root of hair. You twist string around hair. Then you tie a knot at the end once you have desire length. You can add beads to the end
Stick them together with superglue