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If it's a whole one, simply choose a nice non-battery one (free range or whatnot), untruss it (snip the elastic off the legs and, erm, part them ) stuff as much of: a lemon cut in half, a whole bulb of garlic cut in half horizontally, and fresh thyme, into the cavity as you can fit. Scatter any bits of loose garlic and thyme on the top.
Roast as instructions until it starts to brown, then bosh a square of foil over the top bit and continue cooking till the thickest part of the thigh runs clear when skewered.
Remove the bird and wrap in foil, keep it warm. Boil the roasting tin dregs up on the hob with a little veg or chicken stock, stir it all the time. Thicken as required with a little cornflour paste, strain all the garlic bits off and carve the chicken just as you're serving it (on warmed plates).
Kickass moist chicken delicately infused with flavours, piss easy and well nice.  ____________________ CBR125|||GSXR400|||CBR400|||CBR400|||CB250RS|||GSXR750|||CB250RS
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for an easy chicken sauce at home
1 chicken oxo cube
pint of water
100ml cream (single)
tarragon
mushroom handful
S+P
bout 20 minutes before the chicken is done, crumble the stock cube into the water (which is in a pan at medium heat) and reduce it down on high heat for 10 minutes
Drop in the handful or fineley sliced mushrooms and then add a pinch of tarragon. After about 8 minutes the mushrooms will be softened, add the cream and make sure it's warmed through.
S+P to taste, and serve.
I'd also recommend just getting two decent breasts or a crown, get a searing hot pan, seal them on all sides and roast and baste with butter.
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Tonight I had a few roast chicken breasts with *hides away in shame* Chicken Tonight - to be fair, I was late home and Somerfield isn't exactly exuberating choice through it's colour shelves - but I did roast the chicken on it's own first with some onions.
I hid a couple chunks of onion under each breast to keep it moist.
Didn't have a great deal in either so did the best with what I could.
Looking forward to cooking up a feast tomorrow though .
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pyroforlife wrote: | for an easy chicken sauce at home
1 chicken oxo cube
pint of water
100ml cream (single)
tarragon
mushroom handful
S+P
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A chef that uses an Oxo cube? , tis blasphemous I tell you , stock should be made properly....
A red onion,
Bay leaf,
Celery
Carrot
Parsely and maybe other herbs.
Chicken bones,
Olive oil , some salt.
Put in a pot of water , and simmer slowly every 15 minutes scrape the scum that floats to the top. Continue for 3 hours, and remove the bits and strain it, if you get it right it should be fairly thick and reduced and is a proper stock. ____________________ Spain 2008France 2007Big one 2009 We all die. The goal isn't to live forever, the goal is to create something that will. In the end, your life will flash before your eyes. Make sure it is worth watching. |
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Itchy wrote: |
A chef that uses an Oxo cube? , tis blasphemous I tell you , stock should be made properly....
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When you work all week every week in a kitchen, you want things easy. I make at least 3 60l stocks a day, when I'm at home, I will cheat
If using heinz ketchup is good enough for marco pierre, then a stock cube is good enough for me
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