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How to Make Simple Roasted Chicken or Guinea Fowl

Name: Roasted Chicken or Guinea Fowl
Prep time: 15 min
Cook time: 45 min
Ingredients: 1 medium Chicken or Guinea Fowl (about 1 kilo or 2 lbs.); 4 oz Butter; 2 tbsp Sunflower Oil; 1 branch Fresh Rosemary; 1 Lemon (organic); 12 Garlic Cloves; Salt and pepper (to taste)

Everybody has memories of lazy days when the smell of roasting chicken filled the home, and you couldn’t wait for supper. While there are countless chicken recipes to try, sometimes it’s so refreshing to find one that actually holds up to its name with a culinary trip down memory lane. Our Simple Roast Chicken or Guinea Fowl does just that. Literally and simply, a 15 minutes prep, and you’re on the way to a comforting satiating and delicious dinner.

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Roasted Chicken or Guinea Fowl

This quick and easy roast chicken or guinea fowl dinner will give you the taste of a day-long slow roast in around 1 hour. The garlic, lemon and rosemary season and tenderize the bird from the inside out, and add tremendous flavour with minimal effort. Serve with mashed potatoes, French fries, salad, green beans or other sides that you like. Don’t forget to eat the garlic cloves, they are good for you and taste great!

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Prep Time 15 mins

Cook Time 45 mins

Resting Time 10 mins

Course Main Course

Cuisine French

Servings People

Ingredients

1 medium Chicken or Guinea Fowl about 1 kilo or 2 lbs.
4 oz Butter
2 tbsp Sunflower Oil
1 branch Fresh Rosemary
1 Lemon organic
12 Garlic Cloves
Salt and pepper to taste

Instructions

Start with all the ingredients at room temperature. The butter should be soft.
Cut the lemon into 6 pieces.
Stuff your chicken or guinea fowl with the unpeeled garlic cloves, the lemon wedges, and the rosemary.
With a brush, butter your chicken everywhere, rub with salt and pepper.
Add the oil into the baking dish and place your chicken on top.
Bake the chicken for 45 minutes at 190ºC (380ºF)
Let it rest after the cooking time for 10 minutes before carving.

Keyword Comfort Food, Guinea Fowl, Roast Chicken

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How to Make Simple Roasted Chicken or Guinea Fowl