This video taught me how to roast a chicken for the first time! I made this for my husband and he said it was the best thing I've ever made and one of his favorite meals ever (and he is a chef! I'm not!), I don't like cooking at all! But this is so easy. Every time I want to roast a chicken, I come back and watch this video...lol I haven't seen any of your other videos yet, but I definitely will. Thanks!!
Separate the skin breast from the meat to add herbs underneath. Thyme or Sage or both. Rub chicken all over with melted butter. Sprinkle with salt and pepper in the cavity and out. Heat oven to 475. Roast the Chicken for 20 minutes rotating pan once. Turn down oven to 350. Notice the chicken skin is starting to crisp. Cover the breast and wingettes with tinfoil to prevent burning. Bake for 45-50 min til juice is clear rotating pan once. Make your own gravy! YUM
i love to put m chicken on a bed of fennel, carrots, onions and celery...and give it a butter massage....for flavour and crispness. and the veggie side dish is good as soup the next day...
I brine my chicken. Yeah, I know it's a lot of work, but I did it once to see if it made a difference and I've never looked back. When I make roast chicken there is no such thing as a dry breast.
I usually use a roman pot for my chicken, and all the sause is still in the pot after the roasting is done, plus the meat is really tender pecause of the steam presure during cooking.
Soy sauce, a squeeze of lemon, ginger root. A fresh salsa made from pineapple and mango. Steamed rice, lime wedge, soy sauce. Stir fried broccoli with peanuts.
This looks good. But I am a little concerned about letting the bird sit out till it gets warmed up. You can not screw around with birds. That could lead to making yourself and others sick. I am not saying that it WILL happen. Rather I am saying that it COULD happen.
@MrRob502 If you let it sit out too long, yes, that's certainly a concern. However, keeping the chicken - covered - on the counter in a clean, room-temp kitchen for a max of 30 minutes shouldn't (I'm not going to say "won't" for obvious reasons) pose any problems.
@bitcheznhos If you want to have a good time and you need some pussy? You just can cut that chicken's head off, stick your dick in the ass of that chicken, and that damn chicken'll go crazy on your ass and go "Caaaaah".
@lane83180 a plump full grown chickens ass is too tight for my meat sword. i have found that its feathered egg hole is a much better time. and yes of course i cut the head off first to avoid that annoying yelping and clucking, cause it thinks it is laying an egg
@whONeEDZNaDeZ , no fail. I just fuck any slice or puckered button winking stinking poop pipe smeller that is rippled and pimpled and pushing out allowing me in, you fucking shaved animal.
Really good video. I'm glad that she suggested flipping the chicken. Not only does it brown the skin on the bottom, it allows some of the juices to drip down to the breast and keep it juicy.
yay! i now have found a youtube channel that can help me think of ideas of what to make for dinner. I have always been a little scared to make a roast chicken, but you break it down and make it easy. =D
I'm at 2:30 right now, but you haven't said what temperature to set the oven for....Don't want to roast a chicken for thirty minutes in a cold oven, but if you do say later, then don't bother responding...
@kit1232 actually, you're misinformed. yes, you could dry brine your poultry, which in effect draws moisture out and then reintroduces the brine into the bird, keeping it moist and tasty.
butter is used by all the greatest chefs, from Jacque Pepin to Julia Childs to Eric Ripert. they apply it either under or over the skin in an herb butter form, which adds tons of flavor and crisps the skin. even the chef of the century, Joel Robuchon uses butter to roast a chicken.
@members12 of course Butter adds flavor and no french chef would skip a chance adding some but without a doubt it doesn't assist in crisping the skin. Adding fat to meat while roasting encourages steam which is counterproductive to the roasting process.
@members12 We salted the cavity, along with some fresh-cracked black pepper and thyme. We've put lemon, garlic, and/or onion inside the cavity before but found it steamed the chicken too much, so we've since omitted it. But keep the good advice coming - we love when everyone shares their tips and preferences here!
The simple recipes or in this case methods always seem like the best ones.
About the only thing I do differently, when roasting a chicken is; I chop an apple in 4's and stuff the bird with apple, salt/pepper, rosemary & thyme and a good squeeze of lemon. The apple gives the chicken a nice subtle sweet/tart taste. yummy. And it makes your kitchen smell so good.
@yaoilittleprincess Just buy a jar of peanut butter . then put on sone romantic music..light some candles .. have a glass of wine. then whistle on your dog !
Hey I live in Australia where it's as common as cement for every supermarket and I mean EVERY supermarket to have a rotisserie chicken section... I know they're made fresh and they always taste fantastic... is this just an Australian thing? Generally Aussies don't bother doing it ourselves.... store bought whole chickens are actually more expensive than ones that are cooked and ready to go...Just interested to see what the rest of the world does?
@MrXoicite We have them in the states too... very good food... Hello from America my friend... I've always wanted to visit Australia... Such a independent spirit you Aussie's have!
In Brazil it is also very common to find the roast chicken in supermarkets or rotisserie. And they are delicious, but cooking at home is not just economics, but rather a ritual that we spend time with friends ... is what I think
@MrXoicite - We have the same thing here in canada, prices are about the same. And, if you're lucky you can get a refridgerated rotisserie chicken from the day before for 50% off! $4 for a chicken? right on!
I'm trying soon roasted chicken: I've never had one roasted! I dunno why but here in Italy we striclty boil chicken and roast rooster. waiting for the sequel: I' a big fan of livers, gizzards and so on!! keep on posting ;)
Army wife stationed in Germany. My husband and I eat at the local Greek resturant here. He gets a platter of gryos, lamb and other things and I get grilled chicken breast steak and dip it in Zaziki. I know not very Greek but it's the best grilled chicken I have ever had. Moist, juicy, cuts like butter and has those perfect grill marks. Soon we will be going home, how can I make this at home?
I love how genuine she is. No stupid fake hijinx or hyper bullshit like most of the youtubes. Good work.
When I roast chicken, I use a convection stove, rub the skin with a bit of butter, salt it... put 2 cut up celery stalks inside the cavity, bake until the skin is crispy and juices are clear.
I'm a vegetarian, so I have no idea how it tastes. People eat it though.
I like Alton Brown's method better. He cuts out the backbone, cuts out the breast bone, flattens it down and roasts it at a higher temp. It's dry like you describe and the herbs and spices go below the skin. It takes about a half hour to 45 minutes to cook. He uses root vegetables as a "rack". It tastes like rotisserie. The episode from good eats where he does it this way is on youtube if you want to search for it.
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I'm sorry but I have to "bathe" my chicken before I consider eating it (well, before it's cooked hahahaha). Yes, yes, water and soap (it won't taste like soap if you rinse it well)...
good show!
darkobal 2 months ago
why am i watching dis
NightBeaglezz 5 months ago
I never did understand to roast a chicken before I saw this video.
geraldinebacalso 5 months ago
This video taught me how to roast a chicken for the first time! I made this for my husband and he said it was the best thing I've ever made and one of his favorite meals ever (and he is a chef! I'm not!), I don't like cooking at all! But this is so easy. Every time I want to roast a chicken, I come back and watch this video...lol I haven't seen any of your other videos yet, but I definitely will. Thanks!!
MimzyManor 6 months ago
I like her chicken but most her eyes
luisrsanders 7 months ago
damn i love your eyes :(
OmGDomOxD 8 months ago
excellent and simple. nice
killer eyes
masic78 10 months ago
Umm the bones for the poor dogy plz not for soupe
usausaarmy 1 year ago
where did you buy that chicken? and what farm? Thanks
jetle25 1 year ago
This is my Roast Chicken Recipe.
Separate the skin breast from the meat to add herbs underneath. Thyme or Sage or both. Rub chicken all over with melted butter. Sprinkle with salt and pepper in the cavity and out. Heat oven to 475. Roast the Chicken for 20 minutes rotating pan once. Turn down oven to 350. Notice the chicken skin is starting to crisp. Cover the breast and wingettes with tinfoil to prevent burning. Bake for 45-50 min til juice is clear rotating pan once. Make your own gravy! YUM
jetle25 1 year ago
Grandma would put a whole onion in the cavity when the onion is soft u know it's done
peckiledorf 1 year ago
If you can't do this, you might as well give up, she makes it as simple as it gets. Good job with the video.
kaleyley0829 1 year ago
lol your dog drooled xP
Arkenarge 1 year ago
That dog is drooling.
So am I for a piece of Becca.
MercSLRFan 1 year ago
premade roast chickens cost less than raw chicken o.0
en3rgieboy 1 year ago
I just made this and it was perfect! Best roasted chicken I've ever made. And the mustard pan jus, mmmm perfect!
Keep up the good work. Love this show! :)
amylynclement 1 year ago 3
i love to put m chicken on a bed of fennel, carrots, onions and celery...and give it a butter massage....for flavour and crispness. and the veggie side dish is good as soup the next day...
soschadao 1 year ago
What song is playing?
mind14 1 year ago
I brine my chicken. Yeah, I know it's a lot of work, but I did it once to see if it made a difference and I've never looked back. When I make roast chicken there is no such thing as a dry breast.
shalcall 1 year ago
I usually use a roman pot for my chicken, and all the sause is still in the pot after the roasting is done, plus the meat is really tender pecause of the steam presure during cooking.
RakshaDaemon 1 year ago
great video .. you made me hungry :(
IchHabeWasIhrWollt 1 year ago
nice.........
mportillo27 1 year ago
Your dog is a cupcake!
ShannyCleaner 1 year ago
Enjoyed the video, but honestly the chicken does not look cooked enough...well as long as y'all enjoyed it and aren't sick...
kidsnextdoor3 1 year ago
i have a dog just like that!!!!
bubanjm 1 year ago
Thx for subscription!
macaberyl 1 year ago
look at you american's trying to eat healthy xD
chronaxdeaththekid 1 year ago
i smash garlic olive oil lemon juice and zest rosemary salt and pepper and then rub the chicken with it takes delicious
xspxmcrxfftlx 1 year ago
I would eat her ass
ioport 1 year ago
Soy sauce, a squeeze of lemon, ginger root. A fresh salsa made from pineapple and mango. Steamed rice, lime wedge, soy sauce. Stir fried broccoli with peanuts.
borderraven 1 year ago
You have beautiful eyes, you can cook for me ANY time. I would high five you
sdarms111 1 year ago
I like to brine my poultry before baking it. Basically the same process, except I baste more than you did.
12quillemall5321 1 year ago
┌∩┐(◕_◕)┌∩┐Copy & paste if you want people to stop bitchin about the new layout
KrisELIZES 1 year ago
This looks good. But I am a little concerned about letting the bird sit out till it gets warmed up. You can not screw around with birds. That could lead to making yourself and others sick. I am not saying that it WILL happen. Rather I am saying that it COULD happen.
MrRob502 1 year ago
@MrRob502 If you let it sit out too long, yes, that's certainly a concern. However, keeping the chicken - covered - on the counter in a clean, room-temp kitchen for a max of 30 minutes shouldn't (I'm not going to say "won't" for obvious reasons) pose any problems.
artfuse 1 year ago
aww its a weenier beagle
highonmakeup94 1 year ago
@highonmakeup94 basset hound!
artfuse 1 year ago
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artfuse 1 year ago
i fucked 13 chickens once. it was a bakers dozen
bitcheznhos 1 year ago
@bitcheznhos If you want to have a good time and you need some pussy? You just can cut that chicken's head off, stick your dick in the ass of that chicken, and that damn chicken'll go crazy on your ass and go "Caaaaah".
lane83180 1 year ago
@lane83180 a plump full grown chickens ass is too tight for my meat sword. i have found that its feathered egg hole is a much better time. and yes of course i cut the head off first to avoid that annoying yelping and clucking, cause it thinks it is laying an egg
bitcheznhos 1 year ago
@bitcheznhos FAIL
whONeEDZNaDeZ 1 year ago
@whONeEDZNaDeZ , no fail. I just fuck any slice or puckered button winking stinking poop pipe smeller that is rippled and pimpled and pushing out allowing me in, you fucking shaved animal.
bitcheznhos 1 year ago
@bitcheznhos no u said 13 dozen is 12
whONeEDZNaDeZ 1 year ago
@whONeEDZNaDeZ a bakers dozen
bitcheznhos 1 year ago
PERFECT!
bbuehler10 1 year ago 2
you have a soothing voice and i like this channel and the videos are very informative
missionduorose 1 year ago
Really good video. I'm glad that she suggested flipping the chicken. Not only does it brown the skin on the bottom, it allows some of the juices to drip down to the breast and keep it juicy.
john422401 1 year ago 3
yay! i now have found a youtube channel that can help me think of ideas of what to make for dinner. I have always been a little scared to make a roast chicken, but you break it down and make it easy. =D
MarieFace 1 year ago 2
I'm at 2:30 right now, but you haven't said what temperature to set the oven for....Don't want to roast a chicken for thirty minutes in a cold oven, but if you do say later, then don't bother responding...
EmilyDNelson 1 year ago
@EmilyDNelson 375
jimztheman 1 year ago
this is good
TEE320 1 year ago
you make me hungry
impulse051 1 year ago
i wan to marry u! :)
Glenhu123 1 year ago 2
Everyone should see Food.inc it will change your way what you think about Meat, Don't thumb this down it's a just a tip.
NomesADJ 1 year ago
how to rosat a chicken XD
Stax980 1 year ago
What type of camera are you using?
asg102 1 year ago
@asg102 The Canon5DMarkII
artfuse 1 year ago
loox good, I'll try it since its pretty much fool proof and when it comes to cookin Im quite the fool.
MsKimmova 1 year ago 2
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kit1232 1 year ago
@kit1232 actually, you're misinformed. yes, you could dry brine your poultry, which in effect draws moisture out and then reintroduces the brine into the bird, keeping it moist and tasty.
butter is used by all the greatest chefs, from Jacque Pepin to Julia Childs to Eric Ripert. they apply it either under or over the skin in an herb butter form, which adds tons of flavor and crisps the skin. even the chef of the century, Joel Robuchon uses butter to roast a chicken.
members12 1 year ago
@members12 of course Butter adds flavor and no french chef would skip a chance adding some but without a doubt it doesn't assist in crisping the skin. Adding fat to meat while roasting encourages steam which is counterproductive to the roasting process.
kit1232 1 year ago
Since Obama is a president recipe of this dish gotta have everyone
lletah 1 year ago
i mostly hate watching this videos because i get hungry after watching them :(
peacekid 1 year ago 2
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BOILED GOOSE
TheMajorMicroMedia2 1 year ago
Now DAT´S a hot chick ! ( :
Hemulen40 1 year ago 2
lmao the dog dribbled at 4.40
flyingbeagles 1 year ago
"Scarecrow goes to Burgerking"
plz watch, its our first vid
NitroJackAssNumber1 1 year ago
u should salt the cavity, maybe put a half lemon inside or an onion.
members12 1 year ago
@members12 We salted the cavity, along with some fresh-cracked black pepper and thyme. We've put lemon, garlic, and/or onion inside the cavity before but found it steamed the chicken too much, so we've since omitted it. But keep the good advice coming - we love when everyone shares their tips and preferences here!
artfuse 1 year ago
u should salt the cavity, maybe put a half lemon inside or an onion.
members12 1 year ago
How do you think a chicken feels watching this?!?!
psychocycledad 1 year ago
Rebecca you have the most soothing voice :)
yaoilittleprincess 1 year ago
Cook fail!!!!!Looks horrible.
coladragon 1 year ago
Ive got your roasted chicken hanging. Adventure Roy here! Have a Cookie! or a Cake! Its a lot easier!
DaleBrave 1 year ago
The simple recipes or in this case methods always seem like the best ones.
About the only thing I do differently, when roasting a chicken is; I chop an apple in 4's and stuff the bird with apple, salt/pepper, rosemary & thyme and a good squeeze of lemon. The apple gives the chicken a nice subtle sweet/tart taste. yummy. And it makes your kitchen smell so good.
LvKitten 1 year ago
I WANT MY DOG TO DO THAT.
yaoilittleprincess 1 year ago
@yaoilittleprincess Just buy a jar of peanut butter . then put on sone romantic music..light some candles .. have a glass of wine. then whistle on your dog !
Have fun !
0VP0 1 year ago
a commercial really?
keifcollins 1 year ago
Mmm, I wish a could get something like David Wright while I am shopping on the supermarcket.
nicolassuperstar 1 year ago
Huuummmmmmm!!!
I'm drooling on my keyboard, he he he.
oliveirarl 1 year ago
I just got done making this and it is VERY good, I also think I just found my new favorite Roast Chicken. Thanks a bunch.
KoDKingVegeta 1 year ago
Hey I live in Australia where it's as common as cement for every supermarket and I mean EVERY supermarket to have a rotisserie chicken section... I know they're made fresh and they always taste fantastic... is this just an Australian thing? Generally Aussies don't bother doing it ourselves.... store bought whole chickens are actually more expensive than ones that are cooked and ready to go...Just interested to see what the rest of the world does?
MrXoicite 1 year ago
@MrXoicite We have them in the states too... very good food... Hello from America my friend... I've always wanted to visit Australia... Such a independent spirit you Aussie's have!
TheJsHep 1 year ago
In Brazil it is also very common to find the roast chicken in supermarkets or rotisserie. And they are delicious, but cooking at home is not just economics, but rather a ritual that we spend time with friends ... is what I think
ps - sorry by the english.
oliveirarl 1 year ago 18
@oliveirarl
I agree, in my house, we cook almost everyday, and everyone helps out, its also like a ritual and everyone has a great time.
PS you dont have to be sorry for your english, you should be proud. I think its really cool how you know more than one language
nm7kneeslapper 1 year ago 3
@oliveirar yourl english is better than mine.
neanam 1 year ago
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@MrXoicite - We have the same thing here in canada, prices are about the same. And, if you're lucky you can get a refridgerated rotisserie chicken from the day before for 50% off! $4 for a chicken? right on!
hunthicks 1 year ago
good good video :)
I'm trying soon roasted chicken: I've never had one roasted! I dunno why but here in Italy we striclty boil chicken and roast rooster. waiting for the sequel: I' a big fan of livers, gizzards and so on!! keep on posting ;)
CharlieThePuffBall 1 year ago
Army wife stationed in Germany. My husband and I eat at the local Greek resturant here. He gets a platter of gryos, lamb and other things and I get grilled chicken breast steak and dip it in Zaziki. I know not very Greek but it's the best grilled chicken I have ever had. Moist, juicy, cuts like butter and has those perfect grill marks. Soon we will be going home, how can I make this at home?
mistyrainbobbydew 1 year ago
I've never made a roast chicken, but might give it a try soon...
aglanceatmyworld 1 year ago
mmmm yummy. if its good enough for humphrey....
sjknyc23 1 year ago
I love how genuine she is. No stupid fake hijinx or hyper bullshit like most of the youtubes. Good work.
When I roast chicken, I use a convection stove, rub the skin with a bit of butter, salt it... put 2 cut up celery stalks inside the cavity, bake until the skin is crispy and juices are clear.
I'm a vegetarian, so I have no idea how it tastes. People eat it though.
degavabu 1 year ago 27
I've always been too scared to try roast chicken, this might just spur me on to try it. Thanks!
deathbygoat 1 year ago 2
I like Alton Brown's method better. He cuts out the backbone, cuts out the breast bone, flattens it down and roasts it at a higher temp. It's dry like you describe and the herbs and spices go below the skin. It takes about a half hour to 45 minutes to cook. He uses root vegetables as a "rack". It tastes like rotisserie. The episode from good eats where he does it this way is on youtube if you want to search for it.
angiersj 1 year ago
love the channel. I love to cook. I heard about the channel from barelypolitical.
zcmortle 1 year ago
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u did some gross stuff. like licking the wooden spoon.
SVTFilms 1 year ago
I never get to try the pope's nose! my grandmother gets it every time :(
Moongalz 1 year ago
great episode!!!!!!!!!!
RockSoka17 1 year ago
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I'm sorry but I have to "bathe" my chicken before I consider eating it (well, before it's cooked hahahaha). Yes, yes, water and soap (it won't taste like soap if you rinse it well)...
mickysantos 1 year ago
I usually brine my chicken and that seems to prevent the breast meat from drying out.
puck971 1 year ago
fourth
ilovetoridesnoopy 1 year ago
I road my chicken in lemon juice, after add cream to the juice and use it as source, its yummy
paddyp00h 1 year ago
Great one!
delgadilloaaron 1 year ago
third -.- never mind that chicken looks delish :D
marco1231151231 1 year ago
second
Ithinkmynameiseva 1 year ago
first
larryboi90 1 year ago