This cooking method totally sacrifices the glorious crispiness of a 'proper' roastie, but because they cook in the stock and juices from the chicken you get a sort of fondant style depth of flavour. Not better, as such, but nice for a change when you don't fancy a trad. roast.
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Looks amazing, I'll give this a try soon. Couldn't you baste some butter on top and increase the temp to restore some of the crispness after it's almost cooked through?
You could, but you won't ever get normal roastie levels of potato. They end up soft and mellow with a rich flavour from the stock. Trying to crisp them would, I think, be counterproductive. Still, try it and let us know!
I love casual pose of the chicken with one leg a bit jaunty.
It was a saucy one!
I’m going start being a new recipe dad if I can make it work. This community, although small, already has some great stuff.
Nice one, I look forward to seeing what you cook!