Easy Roast Chicken Dinner with a jug of delicious gravy | Formula for Perfect Roast Chicken
There’s minimal prep needed for this easy roast chicken. No trivets, no butter under the skin, just a simple, tasty and juicy roast chicken with a big jug of delicious gravy. This is the best way to roast a chicken.
The key formula for the perfect roast chicken is to cook for 45 minutes per kg (2.2lbs), plus an extra 20 minutes at 180C/350F – until the internal temperature of the chicken is 75C/165F.
Free printable recipe here:
Ingredients for the roast chicken:
Whole chicken – 1.75kg – 2kg ideally free-range
1 tbsp olive oil
½ tsp salt
½ tsp black pepper
¼ tsp dried thyme
½ lemon chopped into two wedges (optional)
Gravy
Meat juices from your roasted chicken
3 chicken stock cubes crumbled
3 cups (720ml) hot vegetable stock – from your boiled/steamed vegetables and potatoes
1/4 tsp salt
1/4 tsp black pepper
1/4 tsp gravy browning optional
2 tbsp cornflour/cornstarch
5 tbsp cold water
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I loved Roast Chicken! ❤❤❤ It’s my favourite food
Easy pan-fried mackerel with Dinner gooseberry a jug of delicious sauce
This looks like comfort food at its best
Those potatoes looked amazing as well… luckily family and nicely made video 😃👍
Looks delicious – adding this to my weekly meal plan!
That looks absolutely delicious 😋 I can't belive I was enrolled in a vegetarian college when I was 18, all their food was organic and it was rank. The wouldn't shut up boasting about their awful food either. Congratulations, you made something that makes me hungry. Did you use one of your own chickens for this, or did you buy it?
Just made this. It was so moist!
Chicken stoke cubes….
Such a lovely story behind this video❤ thank you for sharing im going to prepare this today/hungary
I love a classic roast chicken dinner. My mum used to cook it for all the family every other Sunday. The roast spuds look delicious too. I like them garnished with salt, pepper and a few herbs. But… NO GARLIC!!!
Wonderful, no drama and straight forward cooking. Thank you so much.
Wow nice and simple explanation
Hi there .. from 2:50 .. there is small glass jug that was used, would you know if available in amazon and if the link can be provided ? Thanks you
Thank you for the lovely simple recipe ❤
Thank u madamé, easy simple you said it !! I just watched Ramsey ……bolloks !
Tried the gravy recipe, only used 1 stock cubes as I didn’t have as much juice from the chicken.
Compliments all round. Really easy to follow.
Thank you very much ❤
Really useful recipe! Thank you, the family will enjoy!😄
When you said you weren't going to do the butter under ski thing, I knew then that this was the one for me! thank you!
what temp did you cook it at?
Wow that looks so delicious and amazing recipe 😋😋❤️👌
What brand of chicken stock cubes did you use? I noticed that they were a darker brown color….here in the states chicken bouillon is always much lighter/yellow golden. I am interested! 😊
This is making me hungry. Is it bad that I’m going to cook this and eat the whole thing to myself ahah 😂
Thanks, great
Thankyou…The way I do it… So it must be right..👍🐔😀
Awesome video. my mum taught me this exact technique including adding the vegetable water for added flavour. I use arrowroot rather than corn starch as I find it mixes easier and results in a better gravy texture.
Way my mom taught me…..my now grandkids enjoy it just the same. X.
I'd eat that, no trouble.
Lovely! Thank you
Thanks for using Fahrenheit as well as Celsius! A nice small detail. (Looks great also)
Love your accent!
Can you make a video with an example on how your mom taught you to cook with a similar step-by-step list she taught you with?
https://youtu.be/yB6WFhRGgNg
I made this for Christmas but added more salt for preference and it was delicious ! Thank you x
This recipe was so delicious!!!!♥♥♥
Proceeds to season chicken🍗 with just🧂 and pepper🤦♀️ looks a different colour on the inside….
I do mini slices on my chicken and for the spice i mix olive oil, onions, garlic, a drizzle of lemon, dried mixed herbes, chicken seasoning, a bit of barbecue sauce, chicken tikka masala and some ginger powder. Stuff the chicken with the leftover lemon, onion, garlic and spice. I try not to add salt as it is in the chicken seasoning and masala.
For veggies I add a little bit of seasoning and vegetable stock and olive oil.
Leftover gravy could also be added to the chicken at the end.
tried this way and killed my nan YouTube where's my compo
Mouth watering 😋
I always cook my roast chicken breast side down on a bed of onions and unskinned garlic , that way the breast meat doesn't dry out on account of all the juices running down into the breast as it cooks. One thing though you don't get a crispy skin, but the chicken is moist. The caramelised onions give the gravy color and the roasted garlic can be squished out into the gravy and the whole lot strained through a strainer leaving nice smooth gravy. Hope you don't mind me saying.
Love how you keep things to the point and simple, really helpful for people learning to cook. ❤️ your kitchen
I have arrived in Lincoln UK before 20 days ago. I want to try typical British food breakfast,lunch, dinner what they eat usually? So I found ur channel. It's really amazing! Please let me know British food ingredients items too like wat kind of sauces , vinegar, spices, cheese or anything like that ?
Hi, just made this recipe along with the gravy- delicious . Thank you! Great video
yeah but by using cornflour slurry you can't use the gravy next day as it turns to jelly
i add butter, bay leaf and butt lemon to gravy
About to try this. First time ever trying a roast
Well for my next masterclass I’m making your chicken first one I ever roasted doing it tomorrow will follow you to the letter as usual my chicken is 2.2 kg but I’ve bought my self I cooking thermometer thank you for great easy to follow recipes