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Roast chicken every time for me (i'm lucky that the farm i get my chicken from hangs them for a few days to get more flavour http://www.franklinsfarm.co.uk/index.asp), chatenay carrots, crispy roasties and a white wine gravy.
I cook mine in my kettle bbq, stuffed with bruised whole heads of garlic and herbs, baste in olive oil, season and that's it. You end up with lovely moist flavoursome meat, crispy skin (the best bit) and a tray fill of lovely juices, whch can be used for gravy or to dip bread in.
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Roast chicken every time for me (i'm lucky that the farm i get my chicken from hangs them for a few days to get mankeyhttp://www.franklinsfarm.co.uk/index.asp), chatenay carrots, crispy roasties and a white wine gravy.
I cook mine in my kettle bbq, stuffed with bruised whole heads of garlic and herbs, baste in olive oil, season and that's it. You end up with lovely moist flavoursome meat, crispy skin (the best bit) and a tray fill of lovely chicken fat, whch can be used to block arteries.
Stuffing. It's not a roast without stuffing. Got to be gravy, roast parsnips, roast spuds (in goose fat of course) and yorkshires, but stuffing is what makes the job complete.
I've been in Bangalore too long. I would happily kill everyone in this office for a decent Sunday roast, or a bacon sarnie with HP sauce ...
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