WMAn
Well-Known Member
Though/idea for you.
My favorite way to roast a chicken is to use a V rack roasting pan in a 475 degree oven. You rotate the chicken three times, 15 minutes one one side with dark meat facing up, 15 minutes on the other side, and 20 minutes breast up. Do you think doing this might be an easier way to roast a goose without disassembly mid roast?
I also coat the chicken with a salt/cornstarch mix (equal parts of each). The cornstarch helps crisp the skin in the oven.
If you were cooking for yourself or diners who don't mind red, wouldn't you want the breast to be undercooked?
My favorite way to roast a chicken is to use a V rack roasting pan in a 475 degree oven. You rotate the chicken three times, 15 minutes one one side with dark meat facing up, 15 minutes on the other side, and 20 minutes breast up. Do you think doing this might be an easier way to roast a goose without disassembly mid roast?
I also coat the chicken with a salt/cornstarch mix (equal parts of each). The cornstarch helps crisp the skin in the oven.
If you were cooking for yourself or diners who don't mind red, wouldn't you want the breast to be undercooked?