- First, I rubbed the chicken with plenty of salt (be careful with cross-contamination!)
- Then I filled the cavity with a mixture of:
lemon grass (plenty!)
ginger (plenty!)
orange peel (from 1-2 oranges)
lemon thyme (plenty!)
salt
- Roast as per instruction in the packet (temperature, length of cooking per kg, etc.)
(Back home, the filling for the cavity would just be pure lemon grass–the top, leafy part, and not the bottom, “rooty” part that we get from the shops here. The leafy part is more aromatic, and they’re sharp like thin blades they could cut your fingers–there’s an art to pulling them from the ground if with your bare hands, and to knotting them before they go into the dish. No, we don’t eat them–we fish them out from the dish afterwards and throw them away!)
That sounds delicious – I will give it a go 🤗
It was 🙂 Very aromatic too. Let me know how it goes when you try it. Happy New Year!
I really do love roast chicken. This dish sounds very delicious. Thanks for sharing.
You’re welcome 🙂 I’m just missing the unlimited supply of lemon grass (I suppose everyone also grows them in their backyard in SL?). Very expensive here!
Oh yes… it is very inexpensive in sl and many have lemon grass at their homes. I wish I can say the same about here. 🤓
This recipe sounds delicious!! 🙂
It was tender, salty (not bland) and v.aromatic–just the way I like it 🙂
I love ginger in anything:-) It makes food so flavorful. Thanks for sharing
And the fresh aroma too! 🙂
Yay! You sure know how it goes:-)
🙂