1 whole chicken,about 6 pounds
4-6 tbsp coarse grain sea salt ,if you extra salty add 2 tbsp
2 tbsp 5 spices flavor powder
2 fresh oranges,cut quarter
3 small or 1 large onion,peel and cut halve
1 bottle of spraying oil,any flavour
Method:
1:Wash and clean whole chicken inside out.Then stuff cut oranges into the cavity.Rub 5 spices flavor powder and sea salt all over the whole chicken.Let's it sit for 30 minutes or longer.
2:Preheat oven at 375 F.Prepare a baking tray with aluminum foil at the bottom.Lay the whole chicken on the aluminum foil,stuff onion at both side or underneath the chicken,then spray with oil all over the skin.
3:Bake whole chicken for 45 minutes breast facing down,then flip over bake for another 45 minutes to 1 hour.Check the chicken with chopstick by piercing all the way down from breast.If you have thermometer ,that better,but I used bamboo stick or wooden chopstick to check the wellness.If the blood is fussing out,then it's need more time to cook.Usually a 6 pounds chicken,it's take 1 hour and 45 minutes to cook.If you want the skin a bit crispy,turn oven to broil setting for another 5-10 minutes and set temperature to 400 F.
4:Remove whole chicken from oven and let's sit for 10 minutes before cut to serve warm.
If you eat chicken skin , prick the skin with fork before rub with seasoning .You will have a crispy and crunchy flavor chicken skin!
11 comments:
Sure looks good, evenly brown. Lesley, you know you can buy a grinder and use it to grind the coarse sea salt. I buy those sea salt grinder for use as my table salt. ;)
What a great recipe for baked chicken :)
I love sea salt too ... a little more expensive but it takes a long time to finish. Your roast chicken looks so perfectly roasted.
Perfectly baked! Adding orange is a nice touch to this dish =)
Wow, Lesley, what a perfect roast chicken...and your recipe is easy to follow...thanks for sharing....!!!
wah low ehh....this recipe looks easy and yummy. I got to try this and thx for sharing!!!
I just bought sea salt from the asian store. It reminded me of kampung cooking. Your roasted chicken look delicious.
LCOM:
Thank you,and thank you for your suggestion to use grinder for coarsely sea salt!! Actually I have 2 new giant grinder still in box I can use! good idea to grind the coarsly sea salt to fine table salt.
Selba:
thank ypu:P
Noobcook:
it's sea salt are more expensive in Singapore? but here sea salt is slightly higher than regular salt but affortable..Thank you:P
PPC:
thank you:P
I think it's time for me to hop over to your blog to see your wedding photos:P
sue:
Thank you for your support:P
sally:
looking forward your chicken posting soon:) and thank you:P
Zue:
Thank you:P.yea something I run out of idea to cook whole chicken ,I just roast it.I still have plenty of sea salt so might as well use it..
Yah, you can definitely grind the sea salt.
I got mine @ http://www.sustainablesourcing.com/
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can we do this in turbo broiler?..it looks so yummmy and seems not so greasy..hmmnnn..i'll eat that in my "cheat days".....
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