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The thread centers around the garlic bites recipe that can be prepared alongside the 30-minute chicken in the DCB. Participants share their experiences with the recipe, variations, and cooking methods, as well as some questions regarding ingredient substitutions and serving techniques.
Views differ regarding the best type of dough to use for the garlic bites, with some participants advocating for Grands biscuits while others suggest bread rolls as a substitute. No clear consensus emerges on the ideal ingredient.
The discussion reflects personal experiences and variations in recipe preparation, with participants sharing insights based on their cooking demonstrations and preferences.
Consultants looking for simple and popular recipes to incorporate into their cooking demonstrations may find the shared experiences and variations helpful.
ChefBeckyD said:This is my favorite show, and I do it all the time!
I prepare the chicken and pop it in the micro, and then, I demo the biscuit bites. Here is the recipe I use:
1 Can Grands Biscuits (any kind - 8 count)
1/4 cup butter (half of a stick)
1-2 Tbls. Italian Seasoning Mix
1 clove Garlic, minced
Parmesan Cheese (I just eyeball this - grate it with the micro grater til it covers the bottom of the pan.)
Melt butter in 8" or 10" Exec. Saute Pan. Sprinkle in Seasoning, press in garlic, and grate in cheese. Cut biscuits into quarters, and arrange in pan. Stir it all to coat biscuits with butter/seasoning mixture, and bake at 375 for 15-18 minutes. Slide out onto plate and serve.
It takes about 15 minutes for me to demo this, plus another 15 minutes for them to bake, and in that the time the chicken is done. So then, they are ready to serve at around the same time!
thecougchef said:stupid question coming:
do you put it on a stone in the oven?? or the cookie sheet?
swinkate said:Here's another "I'm in the UK" question...
Grands biscuits? Would this work with pilsbury bread rolls that come in the tube you keep in the fridge?
BettieC said:Ok, Now I'm dying to make this...lol. Is there enough room in the 8 in saute pan for all 8 biscuits?
ChefPaulaB said:I have a question about this show... when the chicken is all done cooking, how do you serve it? Do you carve it up yourself and just give everyone a little taste? I'm not the greatest chicken carver, that's why I avoid this show....
ChefPaulaB said:I have a question about this show... when the chicken is all done cooking, how do you serve it? Do you carve it up yourself and just give everyone a little taste? I'm not the greatest chicken carver, that's why I avoid this show....
swinkate said:Oh my....
saute pan + butter + an apple + butterscotch icecream sauce + bread in a tube = HEAVEN!!!
Check out the piccies!
saute pan bread 006 on Flickr - Photo Sharing!
leftymac said:I tell the guests that I'm the world's worst chicken carver and that they can either let me carve it, or if someone there is more talented in that arena, they can do it. I usually always have someone volunteer to do it, and then he/she oohs and ahhs over the Forged Cutlery.
Garlic bites refer to a flavorful addition to the 30-minute chicken recipe made in the Deep Covered Baker (DCB). They typically consist of garlic, herbs, and sometimes cheese, which can be mixed and formed into small balls or bites that complement the chicken dish.
To prepare the garlic bites, combine minced garlic, herbs, and any additional ingredients like cheese in a bowl. Mix well and form into small balls. These bites can then be placed on top of or alongside the chicken in the DCB before cooking.
Yes, you can prepare the garlic bites ahead of time. Form them and store them in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to a day. This allows for quick assembly when you're ready to cook the 30-minute chicken.
You can customize garlic bites by adding ingredients such as grated Parmesan cheese, breadcrumbs, chopped parsley, or even crushed red pepper for a bit of heat. Feel free to experiment with flavors to suit your taste.
The garlic bites add a burst of flavor and aroma to the chicken, creating a delicious contrast. As they cook together in the DCB, the garlic and herbs infuse the chicken, making the entire dish more savory and aromatic.