Roasting the chicken is easy and you can do it in a microwave or oven. Roasting whole chicken is a bit difficult but, you should not have to roast the whole chicken because you can remove the bone and you can use the meat from the bones.
Brining the Chicken
Brining is a process where a food is submerged in a solution that is saltier than regular water. This process leads to the food tasting more flavorful. This is because brining causes the food to absorb the salt solution. Although this process is simple and inexpensive, it can be time-consuming. It’s also important to know how to properly brine the food. An easy way to brine a chicken is to fill a large roasting pan with salted water. Bring the water to a boil, then add the chicken to the pan. Cover the pan and let the chicken simmer for about an hour. This is the key to brining; to prevent the chicken from drying out and to ensure the salt penetrates all of the pieces.
roasting the chicken
*Disclaimer – I am not a chef. I also know little to nothing about roasting chicken. My chicken did not come out perfect, but I think it was tasty. It took almost an hour to roast, and this may have been a contributing factor to the falling internal temperature that I experienced. So I can’t guarantee that you will end up with perfectly cooked, crispy skin and juicy chicken, but I can guarantee that you will make some delicious chicken with the best pan sauce you ever have made.
how to thaw the whole chicken
1. Thaw the whole chicken
Remove the whole chicken from the package.
Make sure the outer package is wrapped and sealed well. Remove the top foil and place in a large plastic bag, then seal well.
2. Cook the whole chicken
Preheat oven to 425° F.
Line a large baking pan with foil and place the chicken in the pan. Fold the foil over the chicken, then cover the whole chicken with a sheet of aluminum foil. Bake for 20 minutes. Remove the foil, then bake for 20 more minutes. Remove the chicken, let cool for 20 minutes, then remove the skin and discard.
3. Put the chicken back in the oven
Preheat oven to 425° F.
Return the whole chicken to the oven for 20 minutes. Remove the whole chicken, then return to the oven for 20 more minutes. Remove the chicken, let cool for 20 minutes, then remove the skin and discard.
chicken marinated orouge
In this video i am preparing a whole chicken for roasting. With help of some different tools, I am going to check the temperature of the chicken. Before roasting, the chicken should be very hot. So that when the chicken enters the oven it gets cooked evenly. To check the temperature of the chicken, you can use a whole chicken thermometer.
roasting a whole chicken temperature
to the nearest 5 degrees
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