Ingredients
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3
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1 1/2
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2
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3 1/2
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1
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4
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3
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-
-
-
-
-
-
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Directions
Salt-Rubbed Roast Chicken with Lemon & Thyme,From Tom Douglas of the Dahlia Lounge in Seattle. I admit it – when I first saw the amount of salt in this recipes I thought, “WHAT?” but Chef Douglas is incredible so I decided to trust him and try this recipe just like he said to. What can I say – it’s just delicious. My favorite way to roast a chicken now. You will be converted, too, once you try it. Great with mashed potatoes.,This was a great chicken. I only used 1 tbsp salt and used it for the skin as well as inside the bird. I greased my roasting pan, cut an onion into 8 pieces and put the chicken on top of that (I don’t have a small rack for chicken). I also placed some cut up potatoes and about 10 garlic cloves around the chicken. During the last 20 min, I added some baby carrots. What a beautiful dish! After 1 hour, the chicken wasn’t quite cooked through or browned enough (maybe an additional 20-30 minutes would be necessary?) but there were lots of delicious juices. I didn’t taste much lemon, so I think I would place some lemon slices on top of the chicken next time. I look forward to making this again! The bones are now in the slow cooker, on their way to making chicken stock!,I made this quite a while back but forgot to rate it. I found that leaving the chicken uncovered really made the skin crispy when it was roasted. I followed the recipe except used lemon pepper instead of regular pepper. Easy to follow directions and nice flavors. Thanks for posting, P4.
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Steps
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1
Done
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Mix the Salt, Pepper and Thyme. |
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2
Done
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Lay the Chicken on a Rack in a Roasting Pan and Rub the Mixture All Over the Skin on Both Sides. |
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3
Done
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Refrigerate Uncovered Overnight or For at Least 8 Hours. |
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4
Done
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Oven to 400 Degrees F. |
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5
Done
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Put the Lemon Quarters, Garlic and Thyme Stems Inside the Cavity of the Chicken. |
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6
Done
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Brush the Chicken With Some of the Melted Butter. |
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7
Done
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Roast, Basting Every 20 Minutes or So (first With Melted Butter, Then With Any Fat and Juices Accumulating in the Pan). |
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8
Done
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the Chicken Should Be Done in About an Hour, but Make Sure by Testing the Thigh For a Temperature of 170 Degrees F. |
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9
Done
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Let the Chicken Rest For at Least 10 Minutes Before Carving. |
