How to Cook a Whole Roast Chicken
A reliable method for a golden, juicy roast chicken: dry the skin, salt ahead, roast hot, check doneness by feel and temperature, and always rest before carving.
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A reliable method for a golden, juicy roast chicken: dry the skin, salt ahead, roast hot, check doneness by feel and temperature, and always rest before carving.
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