Does anyone have the method for roasting a chicken on a rack, over a
pan of potatoes, from America's Test Kitchen? I can't get through to
their website and don't remember the timing or temp. I want to do it on
the barbeque on low heat and don't remember what temp they used....tia
........Sharon

Default User wrote:
> biig wrote:
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>>Does anyone have the method for roasting a chicken on a rack, over a
>>pan of potatoes, from America's Test Kitchen? I can't get through to
>>their website and don't remember the timing or temp. I want to do it
>>on the barbeque on low heat and don't remember what temp they
>>used....tia ........Sharon
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> I didn't have any trouble getting through. If it's this recipe:
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> Crisp-Skin High-Roast Butterflied Chicken with Potatoes
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> <http://www.americastestkitchen.com/recipe.asp?recipeids=568&iseason=6>
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> Then they do it at 500F.
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> Brian

Thanks, That's the one. I don't know why I couldn't get the site to
load without an error message.... It loaded fine from that link....Sharon

>

biig wrote:

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> Does anyone have the method for roasting a chicken on a rack, over a
> pan of potatoes, from America's Test Kitchen? I can't get through to
> their website and don't remember the timing or temp. I want to do it
> on the barbeque on low heat and don't remember what temp they
> used....tia ........Sharon

I didn't have any trouble getting through. If it's this recipe:

Crisp-Skin High-Roast Butterflied Chicken with Potatoes

<http://www.americastestkitchen.com/recipe.asp?recipeids=568&iseason=6>

Then they do it at 500F.



Brian

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biig wrote:

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> Default User wrote:

> > Crisp-Skin High-Roast Butterflied Chicken with Potatoes

> Thanks, That's the one. I don't know why I couldn't get the site
> to load without an error message.... It loaded fine from that
> link....Sharon


Ok, good. It was the only roast chicken one with potatoes I saw.




Brian

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