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The Trouble With Trivets or Fun with Meat v2.0 - MeatHenge
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The Trouble With Trivets or Fun with Meat v2.0
By Dr. Biggles on September 24, 2005 7:45 PM
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Just when I thought I'd run through my bag of tricks, just when I figured I'd done it all. I roasted meat, veggies & tubers in a new and vibrant way. That's right, I brought two roasting techniques together all in one meal and in one pan no less. The results you ask? Click on brother, or sister ...
Admitedly, this could be done with any roast of meat. But tonight I was blessed with a whole chicken. Picture Biggles standing over the sink, opening up the chicken muttering to himself, "Great, another @!#$% roast chicken. In all that is right in the world, why me?" It's what I had and that's that.
In any case, there I was poised over the sink pleading with my mind to come up with something, anything. After trimming, washing, patting dry the chicken, I turned to the stove. There was the large turkey sized roasting pan I'd used earlier to make a stellar batch of veggie stock. Well, since it was already dirty we'll use that to roast our chicken in.
At this point the world is your oyster and in t"
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