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This was so delicious. I love only having 1 pan to clean up after dinner! The name is rather lame but it is what it is. I guess when something more creative pops in my head,I will change it. Otherwise I might sit on this recipe for another few days or months or years before I post and let’s just say this is way too delicious and easy not to make! Once again another favorite part is the chicken stock I made after dinner.
Preheat oven to 375 degrees F for a standard oven and 350F for convection with convection going.
Mix all of the herbs with the butter, salt, pepper and garlic.
Wash and dry the chicken. Place your hand gently under the skin over the breast and loosen skin from breast and drumsticks. Take half of the herbed butter and gently rub it over the breast and drumsticks. Tie drumsticks together using kitchen twine. Rub remaining butter over the top of the chicken breast, drumsticks and thighs. It will clump a bit and that is OK. As it melts in the oven it will cover the bird.
Place the bird in at least a 9 x 13 baking dish or roasting pan. Place potatoes and carrots around the chicken add 1/4 cup of water and baste every 20 minutes for about an hour and a half until chicken thigh registers 160 degrees F on an instant read thermometer. Add more water or wine as necessary to have enough juice to baste the chicken with in 1/4 cup increments. When your chicken hits 160F, add broccoli and baste with pan juice well and bake another 15 minutes until broccoli is tender and chicken thigh registers 165 degrees.
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maryfrancesellison on 7.13.2011
Looks great, Serena! I, too, love having only one pan to clean after dinner … this is definitely going in my “Chicken” recipes binder. As for a name, how about “Scarborough Fair Chicken”? When I saw the list of herbs (parsley, sage, rosemary and chives – instead of thyme), I had the Simon and Garfunkle tune running through my head. Just a suggestion … I’m going to go back to your blog and have a look around for other yummy ideas. Cheers!
ppryor on 7.5.2011
Sounds delicious,yum!