Make Ahead
Roast Chicken with Meyer Lemons
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23 Reviews
Zenqi
March 16, 2013
This was really lovely. Very moist, tender and flavorful. I served it with sauteed baby spinach in olive oil and lemon juice with toasted pine nuts, and moroccan spiced baby organic carrots. Heavenly. Thank you for the recipe!
Lizthechef
March 16, 2013
Thank you - I'm making it Monday for our house guest - will make "your" veggies as well.
Umami
February 11, 2012
This was incredibly easy and very tasty. Everyone loved it!
I cooked it in our Dutch oven and added Yukon gold potatoes, onions, carrots and olives to make it a full meal. I also made the gravy (sans cognac) but it still would have been good without gravy.
I cooked it in our Dutch oven and added Yukon gold potatoes, onions, carrots and olives to make it a full meal. I also made the gravy (sans cognac) but it still would have been good without gravy.
Lizthechef
January 13, 2012
Our tree is loaded right now, full-on Meyer lemon season here in San Diego.
Lizthechef
November 9, 2010
Making this for supper tonight, as I need 2 left-over meals for a busy week in full swing. I think I need to increase the wine to 2 cups...Mine kind of evaporated a bit early, but oven is on the fritz.Good excuse for the new stove I so want. Still, need to try this with more wine from the get-go.
Lizthechef
November 9, 2010
Mary, I am saving your wine for 3 special winter dinners...Besides, this is the perfect plan, oven on the blink, to order my Viking stove. ;)
dymnyno
November 4, 2010
This is just your typical recipe, Liz, straight forward, great ingredients and the result is a bright flavored delicious dish! Nice photo of the meyer lemons too.
Lizthechef
November 4, 2010
Thanks, Mare, this year I am determined to try this with Mr. Turkey. I have never attempted stuffing outside the bird...Never too old to learn a new trick, right? I'm thinking cornbread.
Lizthechef
November 4, 2010
By the way, this was the first "food" photo I took and managed to upload!
drbabs
November 2, 2010
This has lizthechef written all over it--- you're so lucky to be awash in Meyer lemons!
Lizthechef
November 4, 2010
Actually, this is the time of year they are big light-green golf balls, promising, ready by the December holidays. Then, I will have 9 months of gorgeous lemons.
MyCommunalTable
October 31, 2010
This sounds so good. I just love chicken, lemon and creme. Yum. Yet again, love it!
Lizthechef
October 29, 2010
The sauce/gravy here would be tasteless without the flavors from the chicken and luscious lemons. This would be equally good with turkey, I think.
pierino
February 27, 2010
Meyer lemon and chicken is a perfect match. Marcella Hazan first introduced me to this technique. It works especially well with poussin because one lemon will fill the cavity and each of your own guests gets their own baby chicken.
SaySchwartzAndBeSure
February 24, 2010
This looks wonderful! I have just discovered a source for Meyer lemons (hard to find under 3' of snow in Nova Scotia) I will try this on the weekend. I love the elegant sauce.
Lizthechef
February 24, 2010
We had leftovers for lunch today and my husband asked for a spoon - sauce turned out OK, I guess. Thanks and good luck!
Kelsey B.
February 23, 2010
Delicious! I love Meyer lemons, too and am sooo envious that you have a tree in your backyard!
Lizthechef
February 23, 2010
Thanks - I have actually tried to mail some to friends back East, my home turf - didn't work so well. So, the next time you are in San Diego...
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