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Herb Roasted Chicken With Fruit Stuffing

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  1. This recipe comes from a Canadian poultry board from the I just can't remember which one

    Herb Roasted Chicken With Fruit Stuffing

    4 lb roasting chicken 1 lemon 4 Tbsp softened butter 6 onions 2 unpeeled apples, diced 1 cup
    seedless grapes 1 cup fresh bread crumbs 2 tsp finely grated lemon rind 1 tsp crumbled sage (not
    powdered) ( I use a mixture of poultry seasoning & basil) pinch granulated sugar 2 cloves garlic,
    minced 2 tsp each dried thyme and marjoram ( I use basil) salt & pepper to taste

    Pat chicken dry. Sprinkle cavity with the juice of half a lemon: set aside. In a large skillet, melt
    1 Tbsp butter. Chop 2 onions: gently cook with apples for 5 minutes. Remove from heat; stir in
    grapes, bread crumbs, sage and half the lemon rind; add sugar, salt and pepper to taste. Cool. Stuff
    big cavity and neck cavity with bread crumb mixture. Tie legs together with string. Fold wing tips
    behind back to secure neck flap. In a bowl, cream remaining butter, juice from 1/2 a lemon, lemon
    rind and sage with garlic, thyme and marjoram ( I put this mixture in a small bowl & whiz it smooth
    with my stick blender). Spread the herb butter on the chicken skin including wings and legs (some
    under the skin is good too). Cut remaining onions in half lengthwise; set cut side down in roasting
    pan. Place chicken breast-side up, on top of onions; roast at 350F for 1 hour 20 minutes or until
    juices run clear when inner thigh is pricked (internal temp 180 F). Basting often. Let stand 15
    minutes before carving. Serves 4-6

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