Ingredients
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3
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2
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1 1/2
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1
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Directions
Absolutely Perfect Roast Chicken, Perfect, that is if you like crisp garlicky skin, moist flesh and pan juices you have to force yourself not to drink straight from the pan The flavor of this chicken is amazing and the best I have ever had The recipe was given to me by my niece Thank you Nancy!!, I loved the crispy skin on this chicken used a 4 lb chicken but next time I’ll try to get closer to 3 lbs as chef Marie suggests I refrigerated the pan juices overnight, skimmed off the fat and then thickened on the stove top with a mixture of 1 T flour and 2 T cold water Next time I will add more water so that I have more gravy I made this recipe for the Bargain Basement Tag game
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Steps
1
Done
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Preheat the Oven to 400. |
2
Done
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Remove the Giblets and Any Excess Fat from the Chicken Cavity. |
3
Done
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Peel the Garlic and Put It Through a Garlic Press. |
4
Done
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in a Small Bowl or on Your Cutting Board, Mash the Garlic Together With the Salt. |
5
Done
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When You Have a Nice Paste, Smear Half of It Inside the Chicken's Cavity. |
6
Done
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Rub the Rest of the Salt and Garlic Paste All Over the Outside of the Chicken. |
7
Done
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Then Put the Chicken on a Rack and Put the Rack in a Roasting Pan Just Big Enough to Hold the Chicken. |
8
Done
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Pour the Water Into the Bottom of the Pan. |
9
Done
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Bake the Chicken For 1 Hour and 15 Minutes, or Until the Drumstick Just Begins to Move in the Socket. |
10
Done
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Do not Baste. |
11
Done
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Check a Few Times to Be Sure the Water Has not Evaporated; Add More During Cooking, If Needed. |
12
Done
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Cut the Chicken Into Serving Size Pieces and Serve With Pan Juices. |
13
Done
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I Like to Serve the Juice in Individual Small Bowls to Dip the Chicken. |
14
Done
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Note: Try to Use a Chicken as Close to 3 Lbs as You Can Find. It Is More Difficult to Get the Same Results With a Larger Roaster Chicken. |
15
Done
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Also Note: Do not Substitute Regular Salt For the Kosher Salt. Chicken Must Be on a Rack in Order For the Chicken to Brown Well. |