@ynb106 dont you even know how to get a proper stock started? How about keeping your mouth shut if you dont know what you are talking about? go eat at mcdonalds
Just wanted to tell you I made this for Thanksgiving with an organic chicken and it was absolutely fantastic! The stock was wonderful, the spices and stuffing, mushrooms... delicious! The gravy was the best! Thank you = )
I am so excited to make this!! I've always done either cornbread or oyster dressing for thanksgiving so this will be a wonderful change!! Thanks again.
that looks really good. i wonder how it would turn out on the bbq? u know, with being stuffed and all, i wonder if the longer cook might dry it out a little.
@mudblood6120 If I were you I would brine it for 24 hours first. Then dry it really well before you add the sage butter. I would then cook it in a pan in indirect heat. I would cover the pan with some foil for the first 90 minutes and then cook it uncovered. I think that should be fine. The brine should keep the chicken from drying up.
@pastryparrot1 thanks for the tips. ill try them, then let u know how it turns out. a guy i work with raised what he called meat chickens. ill tell u these babies dressed out at about 9 pounds. no kidding, the biggest birds ive ever seen. they should do well for this recipe. thanks again.
Thank you so much for this recipe. I plan to try this for Thanksgiving. My daughter cooked her first turkey, years ago, upside down by accident and we now bake all poultry that way. Keeps the breast so moist and juicy. I love mushrooms so I'm really looking forward to this.
Uprated. Very good chicken roasting technique for any time of the year. Forget getting the French to eat gravy or stuffing. No go! Ditto in Italy. This is a great way to make "the humble chicken" a special feast. I love how you used the neck, head feet and giblets. It's NO GOOD when we can't get those! A good poulterer will gladly give you the whole thing. Italians use the feet to improve tomato sauce flavor. Yup, I use the heads, too, for stock! Fantastic video.
@pastryparrot1 This is just excellent technique and you make it un-scary for people. A "humble chicken" can be such a feast, and I save the bones and roast them for stock. I hear a lot of appreciative comments about you, virtually, when I exchange with people from this channel. They know your life is not perfect, whose is, but your sunny attitude and these fun and educational clips are such a positive thing! Carry on!!!
@SmokeyGoodness right,,i was thinking the same ..from another channel. i still follow3 you,,happy cooking indeed.cooking is life..why not make it better.
@pastryparrot1 Maybe a little; just cuz you are so sweet, but I have never gotten a "Clunker" recipe from you. They are all winners! Tess PS, I'm doing well, slow but sure. Thank God.
the stock looks disguisting, even chiken feet is inside the water, I stopped watching at 4:48
ynb106 1 month ago
@ynb106 You have no idea what you are talking about but thank you for coming by anyway. Have a great 2012.
pastryparrot1 1 month ago
@ynb106 dont you even know how to get a proper stock started? How about keeping your mouth shut if you dont know what you are talking about? go eat at mcdonalds
Dotalicious86 1 month ago
this looks really good! love your videos:)
toumaa25 2 months ago
@toumaa25 Thank you! I appreciate it!
pastryparrot1 2 months ago
Just wanted to tell you I made this for Thanksgiving with an organic chicken and it was absolutely fantastic! The stock was wonderful, the spices and stuffing, mushrooms... delicious! The gravy was the best! Thank you = )
Pippilly 3 months ago
@Pippilly Yay! That is wonderful! Thanks for giving it a try!
pastryparrot1 2 months ago
You are welcome Mary Ann! Have a great one
LESTER7L1 3 months ago
Looks good and I love mushrooms :-)
Missyplaymate3 3 months ago
@Missyplaymate3 Awesome Rachel! Thanks for watching!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
I have a nieces pet bird named chicken nearmy computer so I better block the screen hahaha.This looks great Mary Ann!
LESTER7L1 3 months ago
@LESTER7L1 Hey Lester! Thanks for coming by! I appreciate your comments and humor! Have a great week!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
Looks great Maryann!! YUM!!
NaturesFairy 3 months ago
@NaturesFairy Thank you! Have a great week!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
I got hungry when you just had the darn bread in the bowl. It just got worse as the video progressed.
nmilligan77 3 months ago
@nmilligan77 Haha! Great! That means I am doing my job! Thanks for watching!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
This was a great video to watch. I like to watch your videos when I get a chance. Keep the videos coming.
pkerri03 3 months ago
@pkerri03 Thank you! I appreciate the message! Have a great week!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
Pardon my language: but that is one good looking bird.
stap0510 3 months ago
@stap0510 Haha! I am happy you like it! Thanks for watching!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
This looks like an awesome recipe!
fistoffries 3 months ago
@fistoffries Thank you!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
I am so excited to make this!! I've always done either cornbread or oyster dressing for thanksgiving so this will be a wonderful change!! Thanks again.
jcrefasi1 3 months ago
@jcrefasi1 You are welcome!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
yummmm!
catWmagick 3 months ago
@catWmagick Thanks for coming by!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
Gorgeous!
Perroquet51 3 months ago
@Perroquet51 Thanks Marc!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
Mary ann,wow .Great job.
God Bless,
Elba
elbacooks4u 3 months ago
@elbacooks4u Thank you Elba! Hope you are well my friend!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
Great technique!
CuteCatFaith 3 months ago
@CuteCatFaith Thanks Lisa!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
This looks amazing! I love how you call it "Thanksgiving for 2" And the stuffing looks delicious too :)
AsianCookingmadeEasy 3 months ago
@AsianCookingmadeEasy Thank you Lila! You are so sweet!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
that looks really good. i wonder how it would turn out on the bbq? u know, with being stuffed and all, i wonder if the longer cook might dry it out a little.
mudblood6120 3 months ago
@mudblood6120 If I were you I would brine it for 24 hours first. Then dry it really well before you add the sage butter. I would then cook it in a pan in indirect heat. I would cover the pan with some foil for the first 90 minutes and then cook it uncovered. I think that should be fine. The brine should keep the chicken from drying up.
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
@pastryparrot1 thanks for the tips. ill try them, then let u know how it turns out. a guy i work with raised what he called meat chickens. ill tell u these babies dressed out at about 9 pounds. no kidding, the biggest birds ive ever seen. they should do well for this recipe. thanks again.
mudblood6120 3 months ago
added to favorite !!!!
hertot 3 months ago
@hertot Thank you!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
yummy iam gonna maje this for my family
hertot 3 months ago
@hertot Great! I hope the love it and thanks!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
That has got to be the best roast chicken recipe I have ever seen!
Pippilly 3 months ago
@Pippilly Haha! Thanks!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
Thank you so much for this recipe. I plan to try this for Thanksgiving. My daughter cooked her first turkey, years ago, upside down by accident and we now bake all poultry that way. Keeps the breast so moist and juicy. I love mushrooms so I'm really looking forward to this.
jcrefasi1 3 months ago
@jcrefasi1 Yay! I am happy you like it! You inspired me to make something like this! I hope you like it! Take care!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
Love it. it looks so delicious.
kadirecipes 3 months ago
@kadirecipes Thank you!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
Uprated. Very good chicken roasting technique for any time of the year. Forget getting the French to eat gravy or stuffing. No go! Ditto in Italy. This is a great way to make "the humble chicken" a special feast. I love how you used the neck, head feet and giblets. It's NO GOOD when we can't get those! A good poulterer will gladly give you the whole thing. Italians use the feet to improve tomato sauce flavor. Yup, I use the heads, too, for stock! Fantastic video.
slobomotion 3 months ago
@slobomotion Thanks Lisa! I am happy you like this. Have a wonderful day!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
@pastryparrot1 This is just excellent technique and you make it un-scary for people. A "humble chicken" can be such a feast, and I save the bones and roast them for stock. I hear a lot of appreciative comments about you, virtually, when I exchange with people from this channel. They know your life is not perfect, whose is, but your sunny attitude and these fun and educational clips are such a positive thing! Carry on!!!
slobomotion 3 months ago
This look fantastic MaryAnne! my hubby will love this one and I will too! Yummy!
slolita1 3 months ago
@slolita1 Awesome Sandy! Thanks a lot!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
I love chicken.
ataylorai1 3 months ago
@ataylorai1 Me too! Thanks for coming by!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
Thx 4 sharing looks so delicious.
peace
mrpaka420Testing 3 months ago
@mrpaka420Testing You are welcome! Thanks for watching!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
I think this is what we need for 2!
This Thanksgiving(if my hubby wanna chicken?) haha
Thanks for sharing!
sjunghee 3 months ago
@sjunghee You are welcome! Thanks for watching!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
Quite possibly the most delicious looking bird on you tube! I'm not exaggerating, Mary Ann, it looks tremendous!!!
SmokeyGoodness 3 months ago 3
@SmokeyGoodness Thank you so much Dan! I really appreciate it. I hope you are feeling better and better!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
@SmokeyGoodness Watch it!
Emery98 3 months ago
@Emery98 Thanks for coming by!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
@SmokeyGoodness right,,i was thinking the same ..from another channel. i still follow3 you,,happy cooking indeed.cooking is life..why not make it better.
4theloveoffreestyle 3 months ago
@4theloveoffreestyle Thanks for coming by!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
@SmokeyGoodness Don'tact so surprised, she's always the best! Lol! Happy Thanksgiving.
tjbollman1 3 months ago
@tjbollman1 Tess! You are so biased! I hope you are fantastic! xxooxx
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
@pastryparrot1 Maybe a little; just cuz you are so sweet, but I have never gotten a "Clunker" recipe from you. They are all winners! Tess PS, I'm doing well, slow but sure. Thank God.
tjbollman1 3 months ago
Let them. I enjoy them. And you can do it.
kdave062 3 months ago
@kdave062 Thank you. I appreciate that!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago
I Love your videos. Thank you.
You can do it. You got less then 50 now. You can do it Mary Ann. I beleave in you.
kdave062 3 months ago
@kdave062 Haha! Thanks Dave! People are going to get sick of being bombarded! I hope you are well!
pastryparrot1 3 months ago