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quick help re alternative roast chicken?!!!
lindsaygalaxy
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I have a chicken that needs cooking, and I all ever do is roast it!
Does anyone have any ideas! Im not good with fresh chickens and always cheat and buy seperates!
I have some of those chicken tonight sauces that are on BOGOF in tesco, but have no idea how to cut up a chicken!
Thank you or any help.
I have a chicken that needs cooking, and I all ever do is roast it!
Does anyone have any ideas! Im not good with fresh chickens and always cheat and buy seperates!
I have some of those chicken tonight sauces that are on BOGOF in tesco, but have no idea how to cut up a chicken!
Thank you or any help.
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How to joint a chcken http://www.deliaonline.com/cookery-school/how-to/how-to-joint-a-raw-chicken,35,AR.html
Then make into casserole, coq a vin, ect.{Signature removed by Forum Team}0 -
How to joint a chicken.
This is a favourite in my house, adapted from the More With Less Cookbook.
Honey-Baked Chicken
I prefer to skin the joints but you don't have to. Arrange them (skin side up if not skinned) in a shallow baking dish.
Combine and pour over
2-3 oz melted butter
2-3 oz runny honey
2 tbsp mustard
1 tsp salt
1 tsp curry powder
Bake for 1¼ hours at 180 c. Serve with rice and salad.
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Beat me to itHow to joint a chcken http://www.deliaonline.com/cookery-school/how-to/how-to-joint-a-raw-chicken,35,AR.html
Then make into casserole, coq a vin, ect.
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If you have a large enough saucepan you can poach a whole chicken (in water with some bay leaves, peppercorns, veg) - makes a nice change from roasting it and the liquid keeps the chicken nice and moist. Plus you get a nice light chicken broth/stock as well which you can use with the chicken or freeze for another time.
http://www.jamieoliver.com/recipes/meat/using_the_whole_chicken"The happiest of people don't necessarily have the
best of everything; they just make the best
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If you poach it & keep the stock, try & skim the fat off it (& throw it out).
I find that the better the chicken, the better th stock - use it in soups etc.Nice to save.0 -
I don't know if this will help but this is what I do.
Buy two whole fresh chickens from Tesco, on offer at two for £5:00.
Cut the chickens into portions as follows:4 x Breast cut off the bone with skin removed8 x Mini fillets (cut from Breast)4 x Thighs4 x Drumsticks4 x WingsUse the carcase and trimmings with vegetables to make up to 4 litres of stock.
This enables me to make 11 individual meals for one.
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Cover chicken pieces in pesto sauce (thickness depending on how much you like the taste) and then roll in crushed cornflakes. Bake for 30 mins for a lovely tast and healthy crispy chicken piece. Sounds weird but gorgeous. Serve either with SW chips or a pile of stir fry veg.:eek: Total debt £21,000 :eek:Weight loss to date - 2 st, 2lb:j0
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i have a very nearly cooked, seasoned, herbed and stuffed chicken in the oven but dont fancy a full on roast, what can i do for something different? something a bit lighter but must be quick cos time is getting on!! :rotfl:
what would go with the above?
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Do you have any couscous? If so, make it up and have roast chicken with couscous and maybe cook some veg (sweetcorn/peas are good).Grocery budget in 2023 £2279.18/£2700Grocery budget in 2022 £2304.76/£2400Grocery budget in 2021 £2107.86/£2200Grocery budget in 2020 £2193.02/£2160Saving for Christmas 2023 #15 £ 90/ £3650
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salad and boiled pots
sandwiches
chips
jacket
fridge and do something else0
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