How to Make Chicken Under a Brick with Herb-Roasted Potatoes and Buttermilk-Vanilla Panna Cotta


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Host Julia Collin Davison makes Chicken Under a Brick with Herb-Roasted Potatoes, ingredient expert Jack Bishop tells you everything you need to know about …

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  1. NPC
    NPC says:

    That frozen garlic tip is timely for me. I bought a container of peeled garlic at my local Korean grocery and now I don't know what to do with all of it, hahaha.

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  2. Outcast76
    Outcast76 says:

    First of all, let me say that chicken looks beautiful! But I have several questions. First, why not use a brick? Second, that chicken looks a little crowded in that small 12in skillet. Do you guys in The Test Kitchen have something against larger skillets? I have a 14 and 1/2 inch cast iron skillet that is a dream for recipes like this! You have lots of room around the chicken for roasted potatoes or other root vegetables. I also have a 14in stainless steel skillet straight up and down sides that measures about 5 quarts incapacity. Give me lots and lots of space for Browning and Searing. I forgot my third question, but those are the primary too. Great tip about the garlic.

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  3. Becky Hp
    Becky Hp says:

    Trying this today but I can tell you it is difficult to cut it don by the backbone. You definitely need poultry shears. It’s also tricky to flip it over by yourself.

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  4. Mike MacDonald
    Mike MacDonald says:

    I made this last night. As usual, your recipes are perfect. Even though I wanted to cook the chicken longer, I followed the directions and it was just perfect! Thank you! Next time, whole small mushrooms get added to the potatoes. If anyone is about to make this, one of the small details to definitely pay attention to is to drain the pan before the potatoes go in!

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  5. jules wins
    jules wins says:

    Did everyone get mad at one another so you all had to be separated? I don’t like this format nearly as well where there is no interaction or back-and-forth between the hosts. Just a cook and a pot. Kinda boring.

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  6. Cat Deddy Babb
    Cat Deddy Babb says:

    The link infers the written recipe is free. Yet, one must "register" to see it. I am completely done with giving everyone on the interweb my email, etc. to access their content. I fully understand the need to generate income, but I am sick of such outfits selling my info, which yields an avalanche of spam from other outfits that bought emails lists from the folks I "trusted" with my info.

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  7. Cris C
    Cris C says:

    When a cook knows their own cooking as much as Julie does then you know it's going to be good. Especially with all that love you put into it. Awesome looking supper.

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  8. GMan80013
    GMan80013 says:

    Wow. I never would have guessed but this new At Home format is really good. I am still adjusting to the different dynamic of the two person segments without CK. I can't put my finger on why because I really love all of you. But the single person segments like these and What's Eating Dan, make me feel like I'm seeing a less scripted version. Plus I love snooping in your kitchens. Thanks!!

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  9. Daniel Miller
    Daniel Miller says:

    For the spatchcock chicken, I notice different WOODEN cutting boards were used for the cold and hot operations. I'm curious how ATK recommends sanitizing them to limit contamination when they're used again days later? Dishwasher, bleach, etc…?

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  10. Tito Tim Travels
    Tito Tim Travels says:

    My grandmother used to work in the chicken plant (only place to work in Arkansas, apparently). She died in the 1980s but we still have a few pair of her old chicken shears, from the plant. Amazing scissors! But when I do a spatchcock chicken I cook it on the grill, and use a heavy flat brick (w/foil). 😎

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  11. Angel Bulldog
    Angel Bulldog says:

    I've been rolling my skillet over like that for maybe 35 or 40 years. Common sense and experience taught me. This chicken is looking incredible! I do lemon and thyme too, but now I gotta try it like this.

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  12. pqrs_987
    pqrs_987 says:

    12:26 i don't get it, those two are clearly obviously from the same brand, yet only one of them is censored, while the other one shows the POLLY-O name??? and yet, a second later, the censor bar is removed from the other packet too 🤔🤨

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