Orléans chicken
By VicentaLakin
Orléans roasted chickens, probably none of them liked it. It's better to bake at home. It's easier to clean a chick, and the rest of the steps are easier to run. Roast chickens are not used with too old chickens, and We use the three yellow chickens scattered in the mountains, which are tender, ripe and well baked。
Recipe Recommendations
- chicks
- mushrooms appropriate amount
- Orleans Roast Chicken Powder 70g
- cooking wine 10g
- honey 20g
- soy sauce 2g
- salt 2g
- Flammulina velutipes appropriate amount
- onion appropriate amount
- salty and fresh
- roast
- several hours
- senior
Steps for Orléans chicken

1
Chickens are always carefully cleaned, especially with their inner cavities, and are burned with open water。
2
Roasted chicken powder, honey, ginger, always waiting。
3
To melt the roasted chicken powder with equivalent water。
4
I'm pouring old smokes, honey and salt, ginger and wine into the bowl and mixing it up。
5
The juicy juice is evenly painted on the whole body of the chicken, bearing in mind that it is also painted on the inner walls of the chicken。
6
Packed with food bags, frozen in the fridge, salted for 12 hours. I was made at night, baked the next day。
7
Get some golden needle mushrooms, mushrooms, onions。
8
Put a proper amount of golden needle mushrooms, mushrooms and onions in a pickled chick。
9
Don't let the material out。
10
Chicken wings, chicken claws, toothpicks, and so forth, charred little sharp spots, wrapped in tin paper. Put it on the grill。
11
The oven is preheated at 200 degrees, the oven is placed in the middle of the oven, it is set on fire, it is baked for 30 minutes, it opens the hot wind pattern, it is baked and flipped, and some of the juice of the pickled chickens is brushed and baked for 10 minutes。
12
Take out the load. They can either be torn open with their hands or cut to pieces. Very good。Orléans chicken Make Tips
Enoki mushrooms, shiitake mushrooms, and onions. You can optionally stuff them into the chicken cavity, but do not overfill. Small sharp parts like chicken wing tips, chicken feet, and toothpicks, which burn easily, should be wrapped in aluminum foil to prevent burning. I used a non-stick baking sheet, so I did not line it with foil; for regular baking sheets, remember to line them with foil or use a roasting rack. Adjust the baking time according to your oven's performance.