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For this very recipe to work, a really good marinade must be part of it. While developing this marinade, I had spicy, soft and smokey in my head. I wanted to roast my chicken to the point where it would melt in your mouth. Be mindful that the recipe for this chicken makes it spicy. If you do not like spicy foods, you may reduce the pepper and just follow the other seasoning requirements to get the full effect. I promise, I have a non spicy chicken recipe in the works that you would love, but first let us get to this:

Spicy Roasted Chicken Leg Save Print Prep time 10 mins Cook time 45 mins Total time 55 mins Author: Nma Serves: 6 Ingredients 2 pounds of chicken quarters(it was about 3 large quarters) 1tbsp of soy sauce 1tbsp of sesame seed oil(divided)(any oil works) salt to taste black pepper 1tsp of thyme 1tsp of curry powder 1tsp of smoked or regular paprika tbsp. red pepper flakes knorr 2 fingers of cayenne pepper or chili(one green and one red) 1 habanero pepper or ata rodo one small bulb of onion 2-3cloves of garlic 1inche of ginger Instructions prep: season chicken with salt, black pepper, curry powder, thyme, paprika, knorr, half of the oil and salt...(please make sure you do not over season) chop your onions, peppers, garlic and ginger into a food processor. Pour in the soy sauce and the other half of the oil; then bring to a rough blend and set aside Pour the blend on to the chicken(saving some for later) and using your hands, work the spices into the chicken(use a kitchen glove if possible). Wash your hands with soap and warm water after wards and let the chicken marinate for 24hours in the refrigerator. Once it is time to cook, heat up a non stick griddle or skillet and preheat the oven to 350 degrees. When the skillet is hot, sear the chicken on both sides until brown with a crust; then place in a roasting pan or a tray and cook. Brush on some more of the left over spices on to the chicken in between cooking in the oven and before the chicken is fully cooked. Roast the chicken until it is crusty on the outside and really moist on the inside. I had to watch the chicken like a hawk ? The juices will run clear and you will know that the chicken is fully cooked. Serve with a sweet side. I had mine with some cheesy corn bread and macaroni and cheese Enjoy! 3.2.2929

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Over the next few days she would gather that his name was Cosmos not Mike. She would read with sick fascination of his alledged victims and their tragic fate. She would find that he had no sister in Eket, never worked in telecoms and smoked a pack a day.

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For other folks it just drags on

Some folks like the taste of smokey whiskey

Others figure tea's too strong

I'm the type of guy who likes it right down the middle

I don't like all this bouncing back and forth

Me I want to live with my feet in Dixie

And my head in the cool blue north

On May 12, 1865, Howard was appointed; and he assumed the duties of his office promptly on the 15th, and began exam- ining the field of work. A curious mess he looked upon: little despotisms, communistic experiments, slavery, peonage, busi- ness speculations, organized charity, unorganized almsgiving, --all reeling on under the guise of helping the freedmen, and all enshrined in the smoke and blood of the war and the cursing and silence of angry men. On May 19 the new government--for a government it really was--issued its constitution; commissioners were to be appointed in each of the seceded states, who were to take charge of "all subjects relating to refugees and freedmen," and all relief and rations were to be given by their consent alone. The Bureau invited continued cooperation with benevolent societies, and declared: "It will be the object of all commissioners to introduce practicable systems of compensated labor," and to establish schools. Forthwith nine assistant commissioners were ap- pointed. They were to hasten to their fields of work; seek gradually to close relief establishments, and make the desti- tute self-supporting; act as courts of law where there were no courts, or where Negroes were not recognized in them as free; establish the institution of marriage among ex-slaves, and keep records; see that freedmen were free to choose their employers, and help in making fair contracts for them; and finally, the circular said: "Simple good faith, for which we hope on all hands for those concerned in the passing away of slavery, will especially relieve the assistant commissioners in the discharge of their duties toward the freedmen, as well as promote the general welfare."

South of the North, yet north of the South, lies the City of a Hundred Hills, peering out from the shadows of the past into the promise of the future. I have seen her in the morning, when the first flush of day had half-roused her; she lay gray and still on the crimson soil of Georgia; then the blue smoke began to curl from her chimneys, the tinkle of bell and scream of whistle broke the silence, the rattle and roar of busy life slowly gathered and swelled, until the seething whirl of the city seemed a strange thing in a sleepy land.

They made their mistakes, those who planted Fisk and Howard and Atlanta before the smoke of battle had lifted; they made their mistakes, but those mistakes were not the things at which we lately laughed somewhat uproariously. They were right when they sought to found a new educational system upon the University: where, forsooth, shall we ground knowl- edge save on the broadest and deepest knowledge? The roots of the tree, rather than the leaves, are the sources of its life; and from the dawn of history, from Academus to Cambridge, the culture of the University has been the broad foundation- stone on which is built the kindergarten's A B C.

When night falls on the City of a Hundred Hills, a wind gathers itself from the seas and comes murmuring westward. And at its bidding, the smoke of the drowsy factories sweeps down upon the mighty city and covers it like a pall, while yonder at the University the stars twinkle above Stone Hall. And they say that yon gray mist is the tunic of Atalanta pausing over her golden apples. Fly, my maiden, fly, for yonder comes Hippomenes!

The function of the Negro college, then, is clear: it must maintain the standards of popular education, it must seek the social regeneration of the Negro, and it must help in the solution of problems of race contact and cooperation. And finally, beyond all this, it must develop men. Above our modern socialism, and out of the worship of the mass, must persist and evolve that higher individualism which the centres of culture protect; there must come a loftier respect for the sovereign human soul that seeks to know itself and the world about it; that seeks a freedom for expansion and self- development; that will love and hate and labor in its own way, untrammeled alike by old and new. Such souls afore- time have inspired and guided worlds, and if we be not wholly bewitched by our Rhinegold, they shall again. Herein the longing of black men must have respect: the rich and bitter depth of their experience, the unknown treasures of their inner life, the strange rendings of nature they have seen, may give the world new points of view and make their loving, living, and doing precious to all human hearts. And to themselves in these the days that try their souls, the chance to soar in the dim blue air above the smoke is to their finer spirits boon and guerdon for what they lose on earth by being black.

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Carlisle Street runs westward from the centre of Johnstown, across a great black bridge, down a hill and up again, by little shops and meat-markets, past single-storied homes, until sud- denly it stops against a wide green lawn. It is a broad, restful place, with two large buildings outlined against the west. When at evening the winds come swelling from the east, and the great pall of the city's smoke hangs wearily above the valley, then the red west glows like a dreamland down Car- lisle Street, and, at the tolling of the supper-bell, throws the passing forms of students in dark silhouette against the sky. Tall and black, they move slowly by, and seem in the sinister light to flit before the city like dim warning ghosts. Perhaps they are; for this is Wells Institute, and these black students have few dealings with the white city below. 006ab0faaa