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Old Thu, Nov-01-07, 03:41
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Plan: Dairy free Atkins
Stats: 202/187/132 Female 167cm
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I agree, this is fantastic chicken. I cooked 2 small chickens for 5 hours or so with the onion on the inside as well as some of the spice mixture, with the rest rubbed onto the skin on the outside.

The chicken fell apart. DH and I had half of one each with salad, and there is still some left over for lunches. Mmmmm.
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Old Thu, Nov-01-07, 13:28
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I made this chicken and ate some, then froze the rest. Well I just dug it out and put it in soup - homemade chicken broth, rutabaga, onion, garlic, mushrooms and carrots, plus this chicken. WOW. Fantastic. My BF keeps stealing bowls. I had it for lunch with some goat cheese added and two eggs poached in it - fantastic.
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Old Fri, Dec-12-08, 08:33
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Another one I need to try!!!!!!!
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Old Fri, Jan-07-11, 22:18
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I'm going to try this simple chicken recipe!
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Old Sat, Jan-08-11, 15:05
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I have not tried this yet,but am going to get the spices tomarrowand will do for sunday dinner.Thanks
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Old Fri, Jan-28-11, 12:44
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Plan: Atkins (returning)
Stats: 222/210/170 Female 5'9"
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I have this same recipe from way back, pre-Atkins! I do mine in the oven because I absolutely LOVE the crispy skin when it's done! I stuff the cavity with onions and roast the little darling for five hours at 250º. After the first hour, baste it occasionally with pan juices. If the chicken has a pop-up timer, ignore it! Let it rest for at least 10 minutes before carving.

Phenomenal!
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Old Mon, Feb-07-11, 10:17
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Made this on Saturday. I barely got any! My hubby and kids gobbled it up. I didn't marinade because I didn't have time and it was still awesome!
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Old Tue, Apr-12-11, 06:07
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soiunds like a great recipe, but I wonder what makes it "sticky"?
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Old Wed, May-18-11, 10:31
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I have since mixed up a big batch of the herb and spice blend, and we sprinkle it over the chicken (inside the skin and out) and let it sit in the fridge overnight, then we bake chicken pieces in a glass dish in the oven. It is so, so good!

I also sometimes thaw a turkey breast and cut it into 'steaks', and sprinkle those with this blend. They cook up quickly on the Foreman grill.

I've also made some minor substitutions - smoked paprika for the regular paprika and ground chipotle pepper powder for the cayenne. Yum!
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Old Sun, Oct-09-11, 09:34
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I have been making this chicken at least once every 2 months for around 7 years now. It is so good!
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Old Mon, Aug-12-13, 00:36
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oh it looks okay
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Old Mon, Aug-12-13, 09:24
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Fwiw, our crockpot cooks a whole chicken to perfection on high for 5 hours.

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