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Receta Crock Pot Herbed Rotisserie Chicken
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Crock Pot Herbed Rotisserie Chicken

September 30, 2015 by Judith Hanneman Leave a Comment

Don’t bother with your store’s deli version. Make your own rotisserie chicken cheaper at home in your crock pot! And the surprise is a side dish cooks right along with the chicken and helps it get crispy too.

Rotisserie chicken has been a hot topic of conversation in my Crazy For Crockpots group on Facebook all summer. Many members and bloggers posted their recipes and they all looked delicious.

I’ve experimented with roasting in my slow cooker a while ago, and I was pleased with the results I got for my roasted drumsticks, so since roasters were on sale this week at one of my local supermarkets, I decided to give a whole chicken a go.

Another tip I picked up from one of our wonderful members on the crock pot group was that when she roasted a chicken, she’d place potatoes wrapped in aluminum foil on the bottom. That served 2 purposes she said. One that you got baked potatoes in the same pot along with the chicken, but more importantly, it formed a rack so the chicken didn’t sit in any liquid or grease. And that’s the key to roasting in a slow cooker–either you have to drain the accumulated liquid at intervals or you can use a rack. In this case the “rack” is actually part of the meal. This is a tip I absolutely loved!

There’s all different ways to flavor this. I chose to use some fresh herbs from my garden. Nothing exotic, just ones I like, such as thyme and parsley. There are also commercially produced rubs especially for this–and it’s called “Rotisserie Chicken.” In fact I have it and it’s quite good.

This tasted exactly like the store-bought kind. It was moist inside, the skin even got slightly crispy and it was totally delicious! The potatoes were flavored nicely too, although due to the way they are cooked, they don’t have crispy skins like you get from the oven, but they tasted very nice. Since you really can’t make a waterproof seal with the foil, some accumulated juice infused into the potatoes, but I found that very pleasant!

Rinse chicken and pat dry inside and out. Place the potatoes in the bottom of a 6-7 quart slow cooker Combine all rub ingredients in a small bowl Rub the rub mixture all over the chicken Place chicken on top of potatoes in the slow cooker Cook on high 4-5 hours, low 6-8 hours or until chicken tests done (juices run clear or 175 degrees F on a meat thermometer)

NOTE: I cooked this on high as I think it produces a better end product with roasting 3.3.3077

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