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Hanging roast chicken, with nugget potatoes

Hanging roast chicken, with nugget potatoes

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An easy way of imitating rotisserie chicken at home. Thanks to Digit for sponsoring this video Download Digit for free here: RECIPE, SERVES 8 2 4 lb (2 kg) whole chickens 3-4 lb (1. 5-2 kg) baking potatoes 1 lemon salt garlic powder paprika oil chicken stock stuff for a side salad Place a rack over a sheet pan and put the chickens on top. Heavily coat the chickens with salt, garlic powder and paprika on all sides. Don't worry if a lot of seasoning falls onto the pan underneath. Move the whole rack assembly to the refrigerator and leave the chickens in there, uncovered, for 24-48 hours. Peel the potatoes and cut them into 1. 5 inch (4 cm) slices. Prepare the oven by positioning one rack on the very top, and one on the very bottom. If you have a third rack, take it out. Heat the oven to 425 F / 220 C, ideally on a convection setting. NOTE: This temp is just a starting place. You may need to turn the heat up or down as you roast, depending on how the skin is looking. Using butcher's twine, tie the chicken's legs together and send a supporting loop down around the length of the chicken. Loop large metal S-hooks through their legs (you can bend them out of a coat hanger. Put an oven-safe probe thermometer into the deepest part of the breast, and lightly oil the chickens on all sides. NOTE: Oiling is optional. I actually can't decide which way I like it best. Oil makes for darker skin, but no oil makes for crispier skin, in my experience. Take the chickens off the rack, and get rid of the rack while retaining the sheet pan underneath. Put the potatoes onto the sheet pan, making sure they're evenly distributed in one layer. Put the rack of potatoes on the bottom oven rack, and hang the chickens with the S-hooks to the top rack. Pour enough chicken stock into the sheet pan to come 1/4 of the way up the potatoes. Roast until the skin is brown and the internal temperature is 165 F / 74 C, about an hour. You may need to increase the heat to make sure the skin is brown. Every 15 minutes, move the rack slightly so that all the potatoes get some time directly under the dripping chickens. When the chickens are done, use an oven mitt to unhook them. Rest them on a clean cooling rack. Take the potatoes out, flip them, then put them back in the oven on the top rack and roast until the tops are starting to go crispy. You might want to turn on the broiler (grill, but if you do, watch them like a hawk. When done, the potatoes may need some additional salt. Put them on a plate with some carved chicken and a side salad, and eat. Duh
Date: 2020-01-23

Comments and reviews: 8


I'm watching way too many Adam Ragusea videos. I just had a dream that he was in my living room, golden sunlight shining through the windows, looking more attractive than he actually is, and educating me on the risks of edibles. Adam: Do you want your organs to age quicker than you? Go ahead. Me: But that's probably from indica, sativa's okay, right? Adam: I'd prefer niether, but you do you. If your weirded out, so was I when I woke up. Atleast I didn't have a nightmare about vinegar leg on the right.
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Adam, I hear a lot of people saying that not only stuffing the inside of the chicken with lemon and herbs doesn't really affect the taste of the meat, but also that things like lemon inside would end up kind of steaming it, creating more moisture, which would affect the crispy-ness. Any thoughts?
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I hate the sponsor part. It kinda lengthen the video a lot. I need the content I watch to be short and informative Just kidding, it doesnt matter if I have to watch a 10-minute video from you lol. Have always been your big fan. Btw its just a few minutes longer, who cares
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Seems unhealthy though, all that fat and cholesterol cooking at a high temperature. Oxidized cholesterol from food like this is thought to be a key dietary contributor to heart disease.
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I would be worried about the hanger metal being food safe so I think that I would buy some sort of thing that is made for this online instead of making my own hook.
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Couldn't you use whatever drippings and leftovers are still in the potato tray to make a gravy? Some of the drippings must've missed, and evaporated on the bottom.
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You've complained about your un-level oven in the past as well. I am willing to bet your oven has screw adjustable feet designed for leveling
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The only proper way to roast most poultry is by hanging it in a vertical oven, or with Adam's trick here. This rule especially applies to duck.
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