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Lemon & Parsley Chicken

May 27, 2011 By Sarah Maliphant

When I first tested this recipe out I was stunned. So simple, soooooooooo gorgeous! It’s a bish-bash-bosh sort of way to elevate chicken to a higher level of chickenness. Think you can’t cook? You can manage this!

Lemon & Parsley Chicken

Lemon & Parsley Chicken (serves 4)

Chicken
4 portions of chicken – breast or leg portions

Dressing
200ml olive oil
80g raisins
4 tbl fresh parsley
Juice of 2 lemons
60g pinenuts
Salt & Pepper

Start with making the dressing – the flavours sort themselves out beautifully whilst the chicken cooks.

Measure out the olive oil, add the raisins, chopped fresh parsley and lemon juice plus a sprinkling of salt and pepper. Put it to one side to do the magic infusiony thing (NB Don’t add the pine nuts yet, they come later).

Now pop your chicken in a roasting tin, sprinkle over a little salt and pepper and roast for about 40-60 minutes at 180 C (Aga roasting oven). Check it’s cooked properly by puncturing the skin with a fork – you should see clear juice come out.

Just before you take the chicken out of the oven, toast the pine nuts in a clean, dry frying pan (no oil). Keep your eye on the pan, these little blighters cook quick and taste gorgeous when toasted, not incinerated. So keep the pan moving and tip the pine nuts into your lemon dressing as soon as they start to go golden.

Serve your chicken with the dressing drizzled over. Good with new potatoes and bit of greens. Yum!

If you like this, you may also like Herby Roast Chicken and Lemon Pudding

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Mum’s Cheesecake

April 14, 2011 By Sarah Maliphant

Ah, cheesecake…deliciously creamy and utterly gorgeous. This used to be a Sunday lunchtime favourite, especially during the summer, and it’s one of those desserts where your pudding stomach can be really handy. Always room for seconds!Continue Reading

Orange & Lemon Cookies

March 9, 2011 By Sarah Maliphant

Fresh baked cookies, warm, scrumptious and slightly gooey straight from the oven. Mmm! Heather passed this recipe on to me last year, and the joy of it is you can make the cookie dough up in advance and keep it in the fridge. What’s so exciting about that? Slices of cookie dough take just 4 minutes to cook in a hot oven. So…Continue Reading

Carrot & Chilli soup

February 7, 2011 By Sarah Maliphant

Coriander, Chilli, Carrots, Coconut milk… soup made from things beginning with “C” (plus a bit of ginger, onion and veg stock). Cosy on a winter day, as warming as you want. With thanks to Georgina for making this lovely soup for us at the farm last year!Continue Reading

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