Roasted Wild Chicken and Veggies

 1 Whole Chicken
 A mix of carrots, potatoes, garlic, onions, celery and parsnips etc. to cover the bottom of the pan
 24 Rosemary Sprigs, I use several we love rosemary.
 2 cups Stock or water
 Salt and Pepper, rub the entire down with salt to get a crispy skin.
 3 tsp Olive oil or butter
1

Rub the chicken down with butter or oil and salt the skin. Chop up the veggies and cover the bottom of the Dutch oven. Season your veggies with plenty of salt and pepper and top with the rosemary sprigs and add the stock.

2

Lay the chicken on top, ensuring it’s not directly touching the walls, lid or base of the oven. Suspend the Dutch oven from a tripod, or stand slightly elevated above the embers (so the embers aren’t directly touching the base of the oven ) and pile some embers onto the lid.

3

If you don’t have a tripod or an oven with legs, you can always be resourceful and put it on bricks. Assuming that the oven reaches an internal temperature of 180, you will need to cook for 20 minutes per pound of weight + 20 minutes extra. (My chicken weighed 3lbs so needed 60 minutes of cooking time + the extra 20 minutes) Make sure your chicken reaches an internal temperature of at least 165 degrees.

Ingredients

 1 Whole Chicken
 A mix of carrots, potatoes, garlic, onions, celery and parsnips etc. to cover the bottom of the pan
 24 Rosemary Sprigs, I use several we love rosemary.
 2 cups Stock or water
 Salt and Pepper, rub the entire down with salt to get a crispy skin.
 3 tsp Olive oil or butter

Directions

1

Rub the chicken down with butter or oil and salt the skin. Chop up the veggies and cover the bottom of the Dutch oven. Season your veggies with plenty of salt and pepper and top with the rosemary sprigs and add the stock.

2

Lay the chicken on top, ensuring it’s not directly touching the walls, lid or base of the oven. Suspend the Dutch oven from a tripod, or stand slightly elevated above the embers (so the embers aren’t directly touching the base of the oven ) and pile some embers onto the lid.

3

If you don’t have a tripod or an oven with legs, you can always be resourceful and put it on bricks. Assuming that the oven reaches an internal temperature of 180, you will need to cook for 20 minutes per pound of weight + 20 minutes extra. (My chicken weighed 3lbs so needed 60 minutes of cooking time + the extra 20 minutes) Make sure your chicken reaches an internal temperature of at least 165 degrees.

Roasted Wild Chicken and Veggies

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