How to Make the Perfect Roast Chicken in One Hour



Becky shows Bridget how to make perfect One Hour Broiled Chicken.

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  1. This method worked really well. Half way through roasting I had to switch to "low broil" on my stove to prevent burning the top. This increased cook time by about 15 minutes, but the bird was perfectly do9ne and quite moist. Made a quick gravy using the backbone, trimmings, some aromatics. and chicken stock while the chicken was in the oven.

  2. I must have a Magic Oven. It only took 30 minutes. When I temped it, it read 175 F. and I thought it may have dried it out. I left it on the oven in a platter on the oven while I made rice mixed in the chicken juices. I also added rosemary & thyme to the rice with 1 bay leaf. It was juicy and CHICKEN-KNEE- Thanks!

  3. Can any stainless steel pans go in oven under broiler? I've had my set of stainless steel pans for decades and never once put any of them in the oven on any heat, I thought they were just for stove top, but I saw Chef John put a pan like this in the oven and now America's Test Kitchen is doing it (and on broil!), but maybe they have special extra high quality stainless steel pans or something? I do have a cast iron skillet I use stovetop or in oven, but I never tried to broil in it, and I'm not sure if that's too hot (550f?)?

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