Baked Chicken |
Directions:
1. Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F.
2. Clean, pat dry with paper towel and rub whole chicken with salt, pepper, garlic powder. You can put some onions, calamansi cut in halves, lemon slices, lemon grass or tamarind leaves inside the cavity for added flavor.
3. Place the chicken in the roasting pan, drizzle with melted butter. Pour some water in the bottom of the pan.
4. Bake for 1 to 2 hours depending on the size of the chicken, the usual rule is to bake 20 minutes per pound.
5. Brush with butter once in a while for a crispy skin. Serve with gravy.
Gravy- If you know how to make white sauce then you can easily make your own Chicken gravy but if not, don't worry about it, even the first timer can do it.
Ingredients:
- 3 tablespoons drippings from the baked chicken
- 2 tablespoon flour
- 1 to 1 1/2 cup chicken broth (depends on the thickness you want for the gravy)
- 1/2 cup sliced mushroom (optional)
- salt and pepper to taste
- Place the dripping in a skillet over a medium heat.
- Stir fry the mushrooms.
- Stir in flour until smooth.
- Gradually add the chicken broth.
- Season with salt and pepper while stirring continuously to remove lumps. Cook while stirring until the desired thickened.
- Put into a gravy dish and serve alongside the baked chicken or as a mashed potato topping.
Wow! Perfect dish for Sunday lunch with the entire family! :)
ReplyDeleteGood timing, am going out today, might drop by the supermarket to buy a whole chicken and try that for dinner... :D
ReplyDeleteOh, too bad I am on Chicken ban this week. I ate too much chicken for the last two weeks and now I'm suffering allergies. Toinkz! I might try this some time when my allergy is gone. =)
ReplyDeleteYour baken chicken and gravy has just made my tummy go on red alert. I'm now officially craving for my lunch. It looks so yummy.
ReplyDeletelooks good for a family meal! chicken is my brother's favorite food. i'll bet he'll love this. :)
ReplyDeleteClassic dish! Both adults and kids will surely love this.
ReplyDeleteIf only I had an oven.
ReplyDeletenow I am hungry... everything baked tastes deliciously good
ReplyDeletereminds me of thanksgiving =) i want to try this recipe
ReplyDeleteOh, baked chicken! It's so delicious! I'm going to cook too after a few minutes. My tummy is craving for food already. :D
ReplyDeleteI'm a terrible cook but I can with complete instructions! hehe and this one I can do thanks to you... ;)
ReplyDeleteYummy!I will try this recipe for sure my kids will love it.Thanks for sharing:)
ReplyDeletelemon grass is really good to make the chicken smells more delicious, and the grave got lots of mushroom nice...
ReplyDeleteyum!!! i want this for tonight! we just dont have lemon grass right now XD
ReplyDeleteWhen thinking of doing this, I always think if it is more convenient to buy from rotisserie stores? How long is the cooking time? :)
ReplyDeleteyour gravy looks good! I usually just buy the pre-mixed kind since I don't know how to make it from scratch, so this is really helpful...the bhouse cook will no longer have any excuse not to make this :) thanks!
ReplyDeletethat gravy sounds so yummy! and the bake chicken is totally a family comfort food haha! xx
ReplyDeletewe love baked/roast chicken too! i have to try your mushroom gravy!
ReplyDeleteChicken FTW! \m/ . Very very nice!
ReplyDeleteI love chicken... i can eat it everyday... i wouldnt be surprised if i start getting my own wings... thanks for this... i will surely try it myself
ReplyDeleteyummy chicken! plus gravy super love it! :))
ReplyDeleteThis post would be perfect if I only had an oven... Haha! Will bookmark this though :>
ReplyDeleteTo try this, it only means that I have to buy an oven. :(
ReplyDeleteThe mushroom filled gravy looks nice, you can never go wrong with roasted / baked chicken for dinner :D
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