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Old 12-09-2003, 07:29 AM
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Cook's Illustrated magazine just did a big article on the perfect roast chicken. Bottom line was use a V-rack, mix herbs and butter and spread evenly under skin (between skin and meat), start roasting breast side down and then move to breast side up. If you want exact temps, etc., let me know and I'll check the issue.

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PS: You all made me so hungry for roast beef I made some, and this week for lunch I'm having roast beef rollups with LaTortilla whole wheat, roast beef, lettuce, and horseradish. Yum!

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Old 12-09-2003, 07:38 AM
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Trina thanks so much for your help!

I will try it again your way. Maybe my mistake was to over cook it??

Now I dont have a rack for it to sit on in the pan is that ok?

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Old 12-09-2003, 07:40 AM
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Char when I get my rotissari you will all know it!! We will be cooking fools!

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Old 12-09-2003, 07:41 AM
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Aderyn that sounds sooooo yummy!!

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Carol,

A rack isn't vital; just gives you that delicious, brown crust all the way around. But it will come out fine just sitting in the pan. I use a heavyweight cookie sheet, and spray it with oil (I have a Misto with XV olive oil in it, but Pam will do) so it won't stick. Or, if you have it, that new non-stick Reynold's Wrap is terrific.
BTW: Cook's Illustrated magazine is a great source for food info; they test the heck out of everything.

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I agree, Trina. I get tons of good ideas out of Cook's. Reading about their recipe testing really helps me understand the "science" of cooking, too, which makes it much easier when I'm trying to wing it with something. I even belong to their Website (which, by the way, has a lot of good free information as well as the subscribers only section).

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Old 12-10-2003, 02:37 AM
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Aderyn, on the roast chicken, if you could share the temp, etc., I'd appreciate it.

Ya know, I had some bad experiences with roasting things in the oven when I was first a young wife (way back when), and I think I just dropped the oven in favor of other ways of cooking. But hey, I think it's time to get over it



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Old 12-10-2003, 04:13 AM
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Trina thanks. I am going to find the website for Cooks Illustrated. I love to cook and always interested in anything to do with it. Love to learn.

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First of all, the Website is www.cooksillustrated.com.
Re: the chicken. They recommend brining it (soaking in salted water). They made a paste of rosemary, garlic, salt, pepper, and olive oil and spread it BENEATH the chicken's skin (between skin and meat).

They started the chicken breast-side DOWN at 450 degrees for 15 minutes, then turned it breast-side up, rubbed with olive oil, reduced heat to 375, and finished roasting.

I don't want to get too much more specific or I worry we'll be into copyright-infringement territory.

Again, this info is from the January-February 2004 issue of Cook's Illustrated magazine. The information is also available on the Website (by subscription), and by the way, I believe there is a special on gift subscriptions right now.

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Thanks Aderyn. Appreciate the time you took.....I'm sure DH would be delighted to get me a subscription if it'd improve my cooking!



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I bought a rotisserie on Monday and have cooked with it everday this week. I love it. I bought the compact showtime. The first thing I bought for it was chicken. It cooked a 6 pound chicken for me in about an hour and a half and it came out great. I would really recommend it.
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Sal -

I'm so glad you got one!!

You'll have to share what else you've tried.....

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Old 12-12-2003, 06:24 AM
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Congrats Sal!!

I just got an email from the Showtime company for a great deal.WEll I havent checked out if its a real deal or not but its for the 3000T for 94 bucks, freebies and half off shipping. I will see if the dh will let me in on it. Maybe I can get his tummy talked into it!

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The way to a man's wallet is directly through his stomach! At least at MY house it is.... LOL!

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