Anni Brownjohn founded of The Right Food Group in 1999 with a dream to bring to the world her passion for clean, healthy, low allergy food. It has now grown to be Australia's leading developer and manufacture of organic condiments and sauces. OZGANICS brand is available nationally and internationally.
She will be in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, from 27th November to the 5th December 2012 and will be giving demonstrations at Jaya Grocer, Empire Shopping Gallery from the 27th of November to the 5th of December, 2012. Food lovers should not miss this chance to meet her in person and learn more about the organic movement. You will not only get to enjoy a three course lunch cooked with pure organic ingredients but will also recive RM100 worth of OZGANICS products for your holiday cooking. I can’t wait to attend her demos and learn some healthy and wonderful holiday dishes from her.
She will be in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, from 27th November to the 5th December 2012 and will be giving demonstrations at Jaya Grocer, Empire Shopping Gallery from the 27th of November to the 5th of December, 2012. Food lovers should not miss this chance to meet her in person and learn more about the organic movement. You will not only get to enjoy a three course lunch cooked with pure organic ingredients but will also recive RM100 worth of OZGANICS products for your holiday cooking. I can’t wait to attend her demos and learn some healthy and wonderful holiday dishes from her.
Since the holiday is near I will like to share with you a Thanksgiving recipe. For those who are not a big fan of turkey, you might consider making roast chicken instead.
QPC Roast Chicken
Picture taken by my iPhone 4S because
we can't wait to taste it. LOL!
Ingredient:
1 chicken
aprrox. 1.5 kg
1 bulb garlic
minced
1 medium
onion, finely chopped
olive oil,
enough to oil the whole chicken
Mix all the
following to prepare the rub.
1 tsp sea
salt
1 tsp
freshly ground black pepper
1 lemon
1 tsp
chopped thyme,
1 tsp
chopped rosemary
1 tsp sage
Method:
Preheat oven
at 200 degree C or 400 degrees F. Take your chicken out of the fridge 30 minutes before it goes
into the oven. Rub minced garlic and finely chopped underneath the skin. Next
rub the mixture of spices underneath skin and on the skin. Drizzle the chicken
with olive oil, rubbing it all over the chicken.Prick the
lemon all over, using the tip of a sharp knife and pop into the microwave for
about 30 secs to bring out its flavor. Put the lemon inside the chicken’s
cavity and truss the chicken. Place the chicken in the roasting tray and put it into the preheated oven.
Roast for 1 hour and 15 minutes or until internal temperature of thickest part of the chicken is 74 degrees C or 165 degrees F. Baste the chicken halfway through cooking. When
cooked, take the tray out of the oven and transfer the chicken to a board to
rest for 15 minutes. Cover it with a layer of tinfoil and a tea towel and put
aside before carving the chicken.
Serve the
chicken either with your favorite gravy or roasted vegetables. That is entirely
up to you.
I served it with butter garlic spinach and braised carrots, potatoes and swede. My Quay Lo suggested that I place the roast chicken breast on top of the swede so that the skin will stay crispy. Good point!
Picture taken with my iPhone 4S
hhmmm great idea for Thanksgiving dinner, Quay Po
ReplyDeletethank u :)
I am glad you found it to be:D
DeleteGreat idea!
ReplyDeleteI think this is more suitable for a small family.
DeleteOooooo...your roast chicken looks soooo good! Kesian the legs all tied up like that though... Conjures all kinds of images in the mind. Hehehehehe!!!!
ReplyDeleteDon't be naughty Arthur! hehe
DeleteRoasted children perfect for small family during Thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteExactly:D
DeleteThankyou for making one and sharing the recipe!
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome. It was time to roast a chicken because I was craving for it. I am not very found of store bought roast chicken because I find it rather dry and not flavorful enough.
DeleteAussie Aussie Aussie, oui oui oui! That's how we cheer for ourselves in Australia! Looking at your roasted chicken makes me think of X'mas, it's coming in weeks!
ReplyDeleteYes, Christmas will be here with a blink of an eye. Lots to do:D
DeleteOoh, Christmas is coming. And I would definitely try this roasted chicken recipe of yours. :) Never like turkey, the meat is tougher than chicken.
ReplyDeleteFor Christmas, we will always roast a turkey. A big time favorite of my family is my Quay Lo's roast turkey. The BEST! hehe
DeleteOh my, Quay Po, the roast chicken looks superb! No wonder you couldn't wait to taste it :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Phong Hong. You know when it was roasting in the oven, I was already soaking up all the aroma that fills the house. By the time, I took it out of the oven and let it rest. I just want to get to it and not bother about setting up my camera to take photos. LOL!
Deletewould have love to be able to attend this! her food looks not only healthy but delicious!
ReplyDelete.. and that one mighty fine chick you got there... drools....;D
Ya, too bad the demos are all on work days.
DeleteCan't go wrong with roast chicken. Looks delicious! I love all the accompaniments with it too!
ReplyDeleteI am so not into the healthy lifestyle altho I play lots of tennis and that's only because I love the game. The stuff I cook because I love to eat those kinds of food. Maybe it's a good idea to learn a few healthy things. Actually, I'm kinda hooked on quinoa ever since Shannon made me do a healthy guestpost for her. Well, that's ONE healthy thing I know! :)
At least you play tennis, I don't exercise at all. The only part I exercise the most nowadays is my mouth! Luckily it is not gossiping but eating. hahaha
DeleteThank you for popping over my blog. Oh my gosh this chicken looks amazing! I can eat that all by itself without the side. I don't blame you for not being able to wait to eat it. I take all photos of my dishes with my iPhone lol : )Thank you for the recipe bookmarked it!
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome Vanessa. Thanks for dropping by.
DeleteWow!! Nice blog, I like the dishes a lot.
ReplyDeleteOrganic Food Products
Thanks and Welcome Logan:D
DeleteLooking at your roast chicken makes my tummy rumbling. I remember I used to live eating roast chicken during my pregnant with my daughter. hehe.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry Azura, I missed your comment. I am sure when you were pregnant, you have eaten well.
DeleteWow,
ReplyDeletewhat a nice sharing.
It is very informative.
thanks a lot.
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Thanks Justin.
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