Pot-Roasted Greek Chicken -- Beginner's Directions

• 1 roasting chickens or 1 stew hen
• 1 garlic clove, crushed
• 12 teaspoon oregano
• 1 pinch dried mint
• 3 tablespoons lemon juice
• 12 cup chicken stock

1. Unpackage and prep a roasting chicken or stew hen (take off the plastic, remove the giblets and neck from inside (save for stock), look over the skin and pluck any feathers with a washed pair of needlenose pliers, singe off any pinfeathers with a grill lighter, drain excess liquid from the cavity).
2. Set it into a small roaster or dutch oven that has a secure lid.
3. Sprinkle half the garlic and half the oregano over the chicken.
4. Put the other half of the seasonings into the cavity.
5. Put half the liquids into the cavity and pour the other half over the bird (you want to wash some but not all the seasonings into the pot).
6. Cover and roast at 300 for 2-3 hours or at 250 for 3 hours.
7. You can remove the lid for the last half hour or so to get better browning.
8. The meat will be very tender -- falling off the bones (a stew hen may have more integrity depending on how tough it started before you tenderized it with the moist heat).
9. Suggestion -- Serve over plain rice, pilaf (try Recipe #213303 ), or couscous.
10. For a vegetable I'd go with a mixed green salad with olives and feta in it or a spinach salad.
11. If I needed to use a hot veggie green beans with butter and sesame would be good.

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Taken from www.food.com/recipe/pot-roasted-greek-chicken-beginners-directions-217571 (may not work)