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Stuff the cavity of the chicken with half a lemon (cut into quarters) and a small bunch of fresh mixed herbs, then drizzle with vegetable oil, rubbing it into the skin. Season, to taste, with salt and ...

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Combine the potatoes, wine, butter, 2 tablespoons of the olive oil, garlic, honey and thyme in a small roasting tray. Roast for 30 minutes, turning occasionally, or until the potatoes are tender ...

This roasting pan keeps everything well-cooked in Ina Garten's Hamptons kitchen – it's stylish, durable, and easy to use at an affordable price ...

The roasting bag keeps everything conveniently collected. If you’re strong enough or your turkey is small enough, you can lift the bag, snip the bottom and pour all the juices out into a pot.

Lady apples, small pears, curly kale, grapes, or fresh herbs such as rosemary, thyme, sage (for garnish) 1. Have on hand a large roasting pan and a large rimmed baking sheet (or two sheets). 2.

Your turkey can be any size, from small to 20 pounds. Crank the oven up to 500 degrees, pour water into the roasting pan with the turkey. It steams the turkey, leaving it moist.

In a small roasting pan, roast the lemon quarters with the 3 bay leaves for about 20 minutes, until the lemons are softened and browned in spots. Scrape the lemons, bay leaves and any pan juices ...

A Bundt pan, on the other hand, is an extremely effective alternative for roasting a small turkey (think 10 to 12 pounds).