Roasted tomatoes: The best summer tomatoes, as we all know, should be eaten raw, dressed with only salt and maybe a halo of olive oil. Runner-up tomatoes should be roasted, as in this David Tanis ...

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Looking for a no-fail chicken recipe? This succulent roast chicken recipe couldn't be easier and is arguably one of the best choices for a date night at home. This one's a keeper!

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Smith said Myhrvold always talked about his roast chicken and the super-intensive process and science of cooking a perfect bird. Rather than hanging a chicken inside an oven, Smith started ...

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Give it up for the humble bird. (cheers and applause) We're talking turkey and I reveal the secret to a perfectly roasted bird. You smell kind of the caramelized oranges, that beautiful sweet anise.

Making a perfect roast turkey requires attention to detail, careful preparation, and some essential techniques to ensure the bird is juicy, flavorful, and golden brown.

When such a bird is roasted, its muscle fibers are better able to hold onto moisture, meaning the cooked turkey will be beyond juicy and well seasoned, with an aged, concentrated flavor and a ...

Spatchcocking, or removing the backbone and flattening the turkey, helps your holiday bird cook evenly while also cutting down on cooking time. Here’s how to do it.