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Any tips on how to add flavour to a whole roast chicken.
*paul*
26-04-2012
Normally i just put the whole chicken in the oven, and wait.

Anyone any tips to adding flavour.

thanks.
phill363
26-04-2012
stab it a few times then put butter and smoked bacon on it, the smoky flavour gets in the chicken.

or smother it in oil and cover with chicken oxo.
orangebird
26-04-2012
Salt pepper oil and paprika rubbed into the skin. Cut a lemon in half, pop both halves and a bunch of thyme in the cavity. Pop in the oven on 180 @ 20 per lb plus 20 mins. Baste once or twice during cooking.
Croctacus
26-04-2012
Crumble an oxo cube over it.
*paul*
26-04-2012
Thanks so far...
degsyhufc
26-04-2012
The perfect roast chicken
http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showthread.php?t=1640107
halfacrown
26-04-2012
Peel and half an onion and pop it in the cavity, and rub the top of the carcass with butter and sprinkle with salt, pepper and herbs. If you want you can put strips of streaky bacon across the top, very tasty!
Swinetown
26-04-2012
When I do roast chicken, I mix butter, garlic and herbs like thyme and rosemary and then squeeze it up inbetween the breast and the skin, you have to get your hand right in between. When I have done that I rub the skin with the remainder of butter and salt and pepper.

I use olive oil butter.

The skin always comes out brown and crispy and full of flavour, the breast is never dry, the meat just falls off the bone.
SHAFT
27-04-2012
Try a rub of chili powder, salt , paprika, sugar,onion powder, garlic powder, cayenne pepper and cumin.
hobbes
27-04-2012
put a whole garlic head unpeeled into a baking dish with a lemon cut into quarters, a couple of wedges of peeled onion and some fresh thyme. Balance the whole chicken on top and poor half a bottle of dry white wine (or cider) into the dish. Brush the chicken with melted butter or olive oil and salt 'n pepper. Bake uncovered for about 90 mins for an average size bird.

Take out the chicken carefully pouring any juices back into the pan and set aside to rest. Mash up the squidgey garlic and lemon and then sieve the roasting pan liquid - try to skim of a little of the fat if you can too. Then use the garlicly, herby, lemony, wine stock to make your gravy- superb
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