Also the oven must not be hotter than 190C. The tie supplied with the bag must be loose as the bag will expand when cooking due to the steam produced. Only having a normal sized oven I always cook on the lower shelf and remove the top shelf so there's room.
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Chicken Cooked in a Roasting Bag with Rose Harissa
*Remember always preheat your oven and these roasting bags must not touch any part of your oven and must always go into a baking dish.
Also the oven must not be hotter than 190C. The tie supplied with the bag must be loose as the bag will expand when cooking due to the steam produced. Only having a normal sized oven I always cook on the lower shelf and remove the top shelf so there's room.
Also the oven must not be hotter than 190C. The tie supplied with the bag must be loose as the bag will expand when cooking due to the steam produced. Only having a normal sized oven I always cook on the lower shelf and remove the top shelf so there's room.
ingredients:
2 chicken breast fillets - skinless
3 good tablespoons of Belazu Rose Harissa
1 red bell pepper - thinly sliced into rings
1 red onion - thinly sliced into rings
2 tomatoes - sliced
salt and pepper to season
a glug of olive oil
instructions
Preheat your oven to 190C/375F or Gas 5
Rub the rose harissa paste all over the chicken fillets and pop them into the roasting bag.
Throw in the sliced pepper, onion and tomatoes. Season with a tiny bit of salt and some black pepper. Pour a glug of olive oil into the bag and gently move the everything around in the bag so it all gets nicely coated.
Now tie the bag near to the top using the tie supplied but be sure not to do it up too tightly - leave a 1cm (half inch) hole so the air can escape.
Pop the bag into a shallow baking dish and pop it into the oven and cook for 50 minutes to an hour max. If you decide to cube the chicken then 45 minutes will do the trick.
Remove from the oven and be careful opening the bag as the steam is seriously hot! Serve with rice or whatever you fancy.
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Your chicken looks so fragrant as well as delicious Jan!
ReplyDeleteI love harissa and the chicken dish looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteI bet it smells wonderful when you open up the bag!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so delicious and flavorful.
ReplyDeleteI've never tried a roasting bag before, but I like the sound of the chicken being kept moist :) That sauce SCREAMS for some crusty, buttery bread mmmmmmmm... fab Jan!
ReplyDeleteLooks so good! I have to find that roasting bag.
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