Dave and I decided that it was likely the quality and freshness of the meat she purchased. And I think we are onto something, because ever since we visited Grandma I have been buying the organic chicken. Presto. My roast chicken just got better.
In any case, as I mentioned before it is so easy to make, and you can do it a bunch of different ways. Sometimes I throw some whole peeled carrots in the bottom of the pan and throw the chicken on top with some krazy salt and pepper sprinkled on the top. Sometimes I throw some garlic in the cavity and put some onions and mushrooms in the bottom. The other day I made this Tequila-Lime marinade. The recipe actually calls for chicken breasts, but why not a whole chicken? So I marinaded the whole chicken and then roasted it. Oh yum. When it was finished we put it on tacos with black beans, salsa, cheese and sour cream. The following night I used the leftover chicken to make Mexican Chicken Black Bean soup. Enjoy!
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sounds delicious and i agree with you that roasting meat is so much easier than making casseroles. i definitely made that shift after we had camille. thanks for sharing. where do you get your organic chicken?
I have purchased my chickens a couple different places. I buy Springer Mountain chickens at Publix. I like them because the chickens are local (North GA and NC), and sometimes Dave will pick one up at Whole Foods on his way home. Recently I got them at Costco, which was super cheap (2.29/lb) and they cooked up really nice. Yea for roast chicken!
Oh my, this all sounds delicious.
thanks...i usually only shop at publix. we don't belong to costco. i'll be on the look out.
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