CrockPot "Roasted" Chicken:
You'll Need:
1 whole roasting chicken
1/2 stick butter
Minced garlic (to your liking)
Chicken Seasoning (see note below)
Crock Pot
Tin foil.
Ready for this?
- Roll 4-5 pieces of tin foil into 3/4-1" balls & place on bottom of crock pot.
- Throughly rinse chicken, remove innards, and pat dry.
- Place chicken on top of foil balls
- Melt 1/2 stick of butter in microwave, add minced garlic
- Pour melted butter/garlic over chicken
- Sprinkle with Chicken Seasoning
- Turn crockpot on low
- Wait for the popper to pop (have a meat thermometer handy too! 165° F)
- My chicken took about 7 hours on low. I've read that you can do 1 hr on high and 3 on low.
The chicken came out perfectly juicy, and not dry like I thought it might. My only criticism is that the skin doesn't get crispy in a slow-cooker. I used the remainder of the chicken to make (the world's simplest) chicken pot pies. Yum!
A note about Chicken Seasoning: So, in preparation for this post I went to my trusty bottle of Chicken Seasoning to see what it actually is. I always buy the same bottle, from the same store, and have since John & I started dating. I've never checked what's in it. Here's what I found. "Ingredients: Salt, Peper, Spices (including paprika)". Ummm. Wonderful. What spices might those be?? A search of their website brought me no answers. I suppose that's what I get for buying cheap dollar-store seasoning!
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