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Lemon, Rosemary and Garlic Chicken

Lemon, Rosemary and Garlic Chicken

How to brighten up a plain roast Chicken? Stab it to death. Oh sorry that’s not supposed to sound quite so brutal. It’s to make places to insert Garlic and Rosemary!

Ingredients:-

A medium Chicken
2 Cloves of Garlic, sliced
2 Sprigs of fresh Rosemary
5 Spice
Salt 7 Pepper
A Lemon cut in half
Oil

Method:-

(1) With a sharp knife stab holes in the breast and thighs.
(2) Insert Slices of Garlic and the softer end sprigs of Rosemary into the holes.
(3) Place the Lemon in the cavity.
(4) Dust with 5 Spice, Salt and Pepper and rub with Oil.
(5) Roast covered at 180c until the juices run clear.

We had a bit of a traditional roast dinner yesterday. The remain Chicken, because it was quite some size, is going in a Chicken and Bacon Salad tonight.

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I’m tagging this as a ‘Jewish Recipe’ because it is, so fight me!

“The UK tradition of eating fish battered and fried in oil was introduced to the country by Spanish and Portuguese Jewish immigrants, who spent time in the Netherlands before settling in the UK as early as the 16th century.” - From Wikipedia.

Our better recipe is a bit different as Gluten is a no-go here. So we've pottered with batter recipes until we found one we like.

Ingredients:-

2 Eggs, beaten and set aside
Cornflour, as much as you need. See method.
Salt (Kosher if you like) & Pepper, to season
2 Tsp of Turmeric (Cornflour batter looks dreadful without)
2 Tsp of Baking Powder
1 Tsp of Garlic Powder
Soda Water

Method:-

(1) Heat a fryer to 160c.
(2) Mix all the dry ingredients in a bowl.
(3) Dredge the fish in the dry mix and set aside.
(4) Add Soda Water and enough Cornflour to make a thin batter.
(5) Dunk the coated Fish in the Egg Wash.
(6) Dunk in the Batter mix and fry in batches.

Served with a few peas, Tartar sauce, a slice of Lemon etc. The price of Fish means this isn’t a cheap treat now. But it was gooooood!!!!

 

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