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11/06/2007
This one-dish meal of chicken and vegetables is flavored with lemon peel,garlic,and lots of fragrant herbs.
Issue #107
08/23/2007
This dish pairs eggs, sweet potatoes, bacon, and parsley in an unexpected way.
Issue #105
12/05/2005
This is Gérard Chave's adaptation of a classic Alain Chapel dish. Bresse chicken is not available here; use the best quality of chicken you can find.
Issue #75
10/29/2007
Capon with sage stuffing makes a nice change from holiday turkey.
Issue #54
10/24/2007
If you can properly roast a chicken, you can cook almost anything.
Issue #51
11/19/2007
This recipe comes from chef Guy Savoy, who not only stuffs his turkey with foie gras, but also uses super-premium poulet de bresse.
Issue #46
10/16/2000
Try this fennel pollen paste on pork and fish, as well as chicken.
Issue #43
11/15/2007
This unusual recipe, from Julia Child's The Way to Cook (Random House, 1989), produces a moist goose with crisp skin.
Issue #22
03/14/2002
This dish of crisp-skinned marinated baby chicken is based on a specialty of the town of Kep, on the Gulf of Thailand.
Issue #21
03/20/2002
The preparation of this masterpiece of Chinese haute cuisine is as important to the appreciation of the dish as the finished product.
Issue #17
12/04/2000
This is a typical and delicious way to stuff and roast chicken in Juchitan, Mexico.
Issue #16
01/23/2007
Few dishes are as satisfying, inviting, and uncomplicated as a well-roasted chicken.
Issue #2
09/27/2009
A Mexican-inspired herb and lime mixture makes Cornish game hens especially flavorful when it's rubbed between its skin and the meat. As an added benefit, the small birds roast much more quickly than a whole chicken. Continue...
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Source: Cooking on the Side
09/21/2009
Roast chicken becomes extra tender after marinating in buttermilk that’s spiced with Old Bay. Continue...
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08/31/2009
Joël Robuchon's roast chicken recipe uses exactly two ingredients, and comes out tasting luxurious.
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Source: Telegraph
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