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The British have been famous for Sunday roast dinners for centuries, and despite its long history, the dish is just as popular today as it has ever been. The tradition began way back in the 15th century with King Henry VII and his roast beef, but the humble roast chicken has seen a rise in popularity in recent times. At Soil and Sea, as like much of the country, we’re partial to a brimming plate-full of roast, so we’re introducing our next How to Cook instalment...
All of our organic chicken is provided by our friend Ross, whose family run farm has been rearing free range organic chickens to the highest of animal welfare standards for over 40 years. Their Soil Association certification ensures all organic poultry from their Devon farm is up there with the best in the country.
The organic free range chickens are reared in small flocks with wide fields to roam and forage. Alongside finding their own tasty treats whilst exploring their surroundings, the birds are fed a 100% organic mixture. Their peaceful and happy lives avoid the need for routine antibiotics, and at night the chickens are tucked away in spacious shelters.
Their slow grown nature and organic diet produces large, succulent and meaty organic chicken that is perfect for your next Sunday roast.
For many, a Sunday roast is the best way to end the weekend. And the key to an unbeatable roast dinner? The centrepiece. We’ve tried and tested the best roast chicken recipe for a simple but effective (and of course tasty) Sunday roast. Made even better using our organic chickens for a succulent, tasty and tender centrepiece with all the trimmings. Here’s how to cook roast chicken the Soil and Sea way.
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Method:
TOP TIP: try to colour all faces golden as this will seal in moisture and aid the skin in turning crispy whilst roasting.