I am sure Emeril would be disappointed because I used dried herbs rather than fresh. But I had to. It would have been a huge waste to buy fresh herbs, knowing that I was leaving for holidays and wouldn't get a chance to use them up.
The chicken was very flavourful and tasty. However, we didn't really feel like it fit in with our Christmas dinner - the taste just didn't meld well with the gravy, stuffing and other fixin's. But definitely a good chicken rub to try another time when we're making some roasted root veggies on the side (as Emeril recommends).

1 small chicken (or a variety of chicken pieces)
Salt
Pepper
1 T minced garlic
1 tsp dried thyme
1/2 tsp dried sage
2 tsp dried parsley
1/4 Extra Virgin Olive Oil
1 lemon
1. Wash chicken and pat dry. Place in small roast pan.
2. Season with salt and pepper on both sides (or inside and outside of cavity if using a whole chicken).






It looks great! Maybe for Sunday dinner next time?
ReplyDeletelooks like a yummy dish ... maybe with rice?
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious. I agree I wish Emeril would have been another day, he has so many recipes to choose from.
ReplyDeleteThis looks really yummy! I think I'm gonna try it with leg quarters =)
ReplyDeleteYum! I wanted to dip huge chunks of bread into that picture of EVOO and spices. Thanks for making FNCCC something fun!
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