General
Description:
Rotisserie Style Chicken, an All-American favorite, is the nation's flavor
of choice when it comes to juicy, tender, and crispy-on-the-outside chicken.
Now this traditional slow-roasted recipe is available to chefs everywhere with
the introduction of Rotisserie Style Chicken Seasoning. With or without a
rotisserie oven, uncompromisingly delicious rotisserie flavor is easlily
achieved by way of conventional or convection oven. An authentic blend of
seasonings that will make your rotisserie-style chicken lip-smacking good.
This is the real thing. This is the flavor America is asking for.
Serving Suggestions:
Dry Marinade Method:
Wash and pat dry 12 lbs. bone-in chicken. Sprinkle ¼ cup
Rotisserie Style Chicken Seasoning over chicken pieces and pat evenly over all
pieces. Place in covered container and refrigerate overnight. Just before
cooking, remove chicken and place in one layer on racks (if desired) in
full-size, low-sided steam table pans. Sprinkle remaining seasoning mixture
evenly over chicken pieces and pat into chicken. Roast chicken slowly, basting
often with pan juices: Conventional oven - 325°F for 1-1½ hours,
Convection oven - 300°F for 1 hour. Chicken is done when bright coppery red and
golden in color and chicken is almost falling off the bone. Chicken should be
moist and very tender with a slightly crisp skin.
Optional Wet Marinade Method:
Combine 6 tbsp. seasoning with ¾ cup water for 12 lbs. of bone-in
chicken pieces. Brush onto both sides of chicken, cover and marinate overnight.
Before roasting, sprinkle ¼ cup seasoning over chicken. Roast on
racks; baste once during cooking. Conventional oven - 325°F for 1-1½ hours,
Convection oven - 300°F for 1 hour.
Preparation:
This seasoning can be applied directly to the surface of chicken or combined
with vegetable oil and brushed over the skin of chicken. Start by using 2-3
teaspoons per serving and adjust to taste. It may also be used by rubbing it on
the inside of the cavity as well.