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– Hey everybody, it’s Bobby here and I’ve got another great recipe for you today. You know, chicken’s pretty universal, and we all like it. So we usually tend to do chicken breasts or we’ll do chicken thighs or drumsticks or we’ll do wings, but not always do you feel like

Or have the confidence to do a whole chicken. So today, I’m gonna show you how to bake a whole chicken and this is wonderful and it’s a great meal for the whole family. This is a baked sticky honey chicken. This is a Dean brothers recipe from “Recipes from the Road” cookbook.

So this is a go back in the way back machine recipe. So I’ve got my bird here. It’s a three pound bird, three to four pounds, and I said baked sticky honey chicken. So in order to get the sticky, I’m gonna use honey. Go ahead and combine these things

Before I put my hands on the bird. So we will combine honey, lemon juice, and lemon juice is good in and on so many things. That acidity is wonderful. Butter, some melted butter, and some mustard. And we’ll combine all these ingredients and whisk, whisk, whisk. And then we’ll go tend to our bird.

Whisk, whisk, whisk, whisk. I can’t believe how fast time goes. Can you guys believe it? – [Person Offscreen] We’re already into January. – 2024. Golly, Moses, where did it go? All right, so three, four pound bird and I’m going to sprinkle it with salt and pepper on both sides.

Ooh, that’s a pretty bird. I do, we use our air fryer a lot at my house and the oven both, but I like to do roasted root vegetables also. And if you wanted to make this like a complete meal, you could do roasted roots, maybe on a roasting pan on the side. Okay.

Rub that in a little bit, and we’ll hit both sides with salt and pepper and then into uh-oh. Look what I just found. Glad I found that. We’ll go inside too a little bit. Make sure we just get a little salt and pepper all over and rub that bird. Okay now into our honey and butter and mustard mixture with the lemon juice and we’ll make sure that we get it fully coated.

And you can see that. You can see for sure the pepper kind of stayed in place. But when we put this on our baking dish, we will give it a little bit more salt and pepper and we’ll make sure that we get the whole bird covered in our liquid mixture. Beautiful.

Okay, transfer the whole bowl over here. Now, we’re gonna put our bird top side up onto our chicken pan. Now if you want to, you can, and I may end up doing this, you can tie the legs together. Looks nice, looks kind of fancy. I don’t have mine tied together.

I wasn’t planning on doing it, but if I’ve got some twine I might, I might do that. Little more, I’m gonna go ahead and lose the gloves. A little more salt and pepper. That’s a beautiful bird. And three to four pounds is a wonderful size.

So if you’ve got a family of four or five, this is a great size bird for you. Salt, little pepper. Got some. – [Person Offscreen] I’m cleaning up. – Thank you so much, thank you so much. I think I will tie those legs up. Theresa, do you have some twine over there please?

– [Person Offscreen] Everything, I re-organized it so I know where things are. – Beautiful. And some shears? Where? – [Person Offscreen] There’s some in that drawer right there. – Oh, right in front. Got it. Okay, just cook in twine. Not hard to find. Let’s see. I’ve got my oven preheated at 350, and this is gonna cook for about 40 minutes. But with chicken, we go until

You get an internal temperature of 165 degrees. Got my digital thermometer right there. So let’s go ahead and pop it in the oven. This is a look at what it looks like with the legs tied up. It’s all seasoned up and ready to roll. – [Person Offscreen] He says no!

– I say yes. Look at that beautiful bird. Okay, this is a three pound bird and that was about 40 minutes in the oven. Little tip for you. I tinted this bird with tinfoil ’cause we’re cooking with a super hot oven here, a convection oven, and it’s like pro kitchen oven.

You can see that the tips of the wings got a little bit burnt, not burnt. They’re dark. – [Person Offscreen 2] That’s burnt. – [Bobby] You think? – [Person Offscreen 2] Yeah. – [Bobby] Get outta here, man. This family, that’ll be the first part that gets eaten. You watch, he says it’s burnt.

He’s about to have his lips all over it. So I’m gonna take a piece right off of that breast. – [Person Offscreen 2] I didn’t say I wouldn’t eat it if it was burnt. – Oh, oh, look at the juice. Ooh. I checked the temperature with a digitherm, 165 degrees.

You see the juices are running clear. It is perfect. Perfect, perfect. Michael, back up. You said it was burnt. You don’t get any. You’ll be last. Let’s give it a taste. Mm, mm. – [Person Offscreen 2] Delicioso. – Burnt is not the word I would use to describe that bird.

That is absolutely wonderful. Mm-mm, mhm. Beautiful bird, simple recipe. So I’m glad you joined me today and I hope to see you again next time. Bon appetit. Hey, y’all, it’s Paula Deen. Now, if you enjoyed this video, be sure to like it and click the subscribe button as well as the notification

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40 Comments

  1. I would have used that marinate poured inside n used sheet with ledges and rest chicken sit in it as bakes. use all that. will try sounds delish.thxs😊

  2. I love roasting a whole chicken. I don't season it with anything, yet it has the most wonderful amazing flavor. I've been used the bones to make broth and put it in the freezer

  3. I'd love that you use honey and lemon juice. I definitely have to try that because I've never had that before. That's probably what made the wings get darker too. The honey.

  4. I’m shocked at how many times you salted the chicken. I would’ve done that one time. I grew up on whole roasted chicken- my mother did one a week. Thank you for sharing.

  5. Good morning I would have put some vegetables on the sheet and pour the rest on the vegetables will try it with the vegetables ❤❤❤❤❤

  6. Recipe sounds great. I didn't understand the heavy double salting though. Also why not truss the wings flapped out to the sides also.

    Bobby the wings were burnt no doubt. I'm fa t the tips were charcoaled. And as you ate your WHITE meat you said burnt is not the word you would use. Well again that is because you ate a mouth full of white meat not a burnt wing tip.

    Why y'all insisted on cooking in that pro oven is baffling. So many dishes are overcooked. Use the two ovens behind you.

  7. Another important thing is letting the bird rest after taking out of the oven. He should have tented it after it came out of the oven to let the juices redistribute. I don't think Bobby did that and that is why so many juices poured out when he sliced one time. It is q very important step. Otherwise all the natural juices that make the bird moist will run out making for a dry bird.

  8. I’m not at all intimidated by roasting a whole chicken but roasting a whole turkey intimidates the bejeebers out of me. I should just think of it as a BIG chicken, right?
    Bobby, your chicken makes my mouth water, even those ‘caramelized’ tips. There’s very few reasons I’d sacrifice the gravy from roasting the bird whole, but this would be one of them.
    In our house, it’s all about the gravy. A roast chicken with gravy dinner is followed by a dessert of gravy on bread!!
    Love the amaryllis in the background. Gorgeous!!

  9. Why not utilize that empty sheet pan and fill it up with potatoes and veggies? Chicken looks deelicious!

  10. I can’t believe that you don’t tuck under the wings for a tidy look. Especially since you tied the legs. Also, I use cotton string, not hairy jute twine.

  11. Why wear gloves when you end up contaminating the whole area when you reuse that teaspoon barehanded that you touched with your chicken juice gloves?

  12. Something about Roast chicken feel love… we have gotten so used to picking up roasted birds at the grocery store, but I’m happy to see this video. I’ll make it, Bobby!😊

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