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Edit TipsLet the chicken rest for 20 minutes after removing it from the oven. This enables the juices to disperse throughout the chicken.You can vary this by adding fresh herbs (tarragon or rosemary are a nice choice) along with the lemon to the cavity of the bird prior to roasting.You can do this on a Weber kettle, too, by the indirect heat method. Just grill-roast right on the rack with a drip pan below.Edit WarningsDon't be discouraged by the number of steps here, they're not hard to follow. With such a simple list of ingredients (a chicken, salt, pepper, a lemon, some oil to grease the pan), it's easy. Try it!Edit Things You'll NeedShallow roasting panWooden toothpicksKitchen twinePaper towelsEdit Related wikiHowsHow to Bake Chicken BreastHow to Bake a Potato Using a MicrowaveHow to Bake a Winter SquashHow to Make Creamy Chicken BroccoliHow to Make Low Calorie Cole SlawHow to Make a Garden SaladHow to Make Hot & Spicy ChickenHow to Grill the Perfect BurgerHow to Cook UgaliHow to Make Roast PotatoesArticle Info Featured ArticleCategories: Featured Articles | Chicken
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