I like eating delish meat!
Cooking food at home is my magic wand and they all appreciate everything about it; from the preparation of ingredients to eating together. This is one great reason why I don't buy processed food or indulge myself in buying instant products at the supermarket. It doesn't mean I dislike them!
I have eaten Roasted Chicken that was cooked and bought from the supermarket, in particular, Garlic Roasted Chicken. The taste was really finger licking good; scrumptious!
When I was at the supermarket last time, I bought a whole chicken and challenged myself to cook my own recipe version of Garlic Roasted Chicken.
Sauce Ingredients:
- 5 cloves of garlic, crashed
- 2 slices of onion, chopped
- 3 tbsps. of Wine Vinegar
- ½ tsp. Ground pepper
- 2 tsps. of honey
- a pinch of mixed herbs
- 3 stalks of lemon grass, cut each into 2 (ginger is an option)
- salt to taste
- Mix the garlic, onion, vinegar and honey in a saucepan. Stir well.
- Add the pepper and mixed herbs. Stir well again.
- Add and soak the lemon grass in the mixture.
- Once all mixed, bring it to the boil for 3 minutes on a moderate heat.
- Let it cool for 5 minutes before adding it to your chicken.
Main Ingredient:
- A whole chicken (free range, if possible as the extra flavour is worth the money)
- Wash and rinse the chicken.
- Prepare a container and lay the meat in it.
- Use a spoon to pour the sauce mixture over the meat. Turn-over and do the same.
- Cover the container and leave it for a night (marinating process).
- After marinating the chicken, don't throw the sauce mixture. Bring it to the boil and use it as a greasing ingredient when roasting the chicken.
- Pre-heat the oven to 180ÂșC.
- Prepare a roasting tray with rack on it and lay the marinated chicken. As we are using an oven, the tray will hold the excess oil while roasting.
- Roast it for 50-60 minutes or until golden brown.
- Check it every 25-30 minutes and turning it occasionally. Brush the chicken with the boiled sauce mixture.
This is a flavoursome way of roasting a whole chicken and an addtional recipe to be served on the table for your loving family and closests friends this Christmas season as well as the New Year!
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