Here, we’ve pulled together all of our best roast chicken recipe ideas, complete with homemade stuffing recipes, to inspire your next roast. There’s everything from a sensational Spanish-spiced recipe to easy cajun roast chicken pieces. Just serve them up with your favourite vegies, don’t forget the roast potatoes, and you’re good to go.
There are two methods to check if your chicken is cooked. The first is by using a skewer, and the second is with a meat thermometer. The meat thermometer is the most reliable method, and what we recommend for these roast chicken recipes.
If using a skewer, pierce the thickest part of the chicken, then remove the skewer and observe the juice that comes out. It should be clear. If the juices are pink, the chicken needs to be cooked for longer. However, if there are no juices, the chicken is overcooked.
If using a meat thermometer, measure at the thickest part of the thigh, ensuring thermometer is not touching the bone. When the temperature has reached 75°C the chicken is fully cooked.
Colonel Sanders isn’t the only one with secret herbs and spices. To make things easier we’ve roasted this one in an air fryer for a delightfully moist result. If you haven’t been game to roast a chicken in your airfryer, then now is your time. Looking for more roast chicken dinners or more air fryer […]
This delightful recipe from The Australian Women’s Weekly’s ‘The Butcher’ cookbook makes throwing together a delicious Sunday roast so simple. It’s sure to be a hit at any dinner table.
A traditional roast chicken with delicious stuffing and buttery, tender flesh is a wonderfully economical dinner and a mouth-watering Asian-inspired version never goes out of style. Serve it up with carrots.
A traditional roast chicken with delicious stuffing and buttery, tender flesh is a wonderfully economical dinner and a mouth-watering Spanish-inspired version never goes out of style. Serve it up with zucchini.
This cajun-spiced chicken is packed full of zesty flavours! With corn cream and veggies on the side, it’s a great way to add more greens to your diet and is perfect for a Sunday lunch with the family.
Get spiced with this Moroccan roasted style chicken and cauliflower. Scatter olives and coriander over chicken and serve with a ramekin of greek-style yoghurt.
Change up your next Sunday night roast with this tender tea brined chicken from The Australian Women’s Weekly ‘Made from Scratch’ cookbook. Juicy and succulent meat with a gentle smoky flavour.
We show you how to turn roast chicken into a gourmet meal the whole family will be raving about! The chicken pieces are also ideal to take to a picnic or add to school and work lunch boxes.
There’s no need to wait for a family gathering or until you get a group of friends together before you can enjoy a roast meal. Sit down together to our roast chicken for two and enjoy!
Don’t be put off by the amount of garlic in this recipe. It infuses the chicken with a wonderful, yet not overpowering flavour. You can always discard it after cooking, if you don’t want the full garlic experience!
Using thigh cutlets in this way rather than the whole bird shortens the roasting time. The thigh is also the most succulent and flavoursome part of the chicken.
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