Deli Rotisserie Chicken

by Lynn // August 11, 2017

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Deli Rotisserie Chicken

Deli Rotisserie Chicken is juicy, delicious and packed full of flavor. A mixture of eight different spices are rubbed over the entire chicken and then allowed to marinade overnight. The longer the chicken is allowed to marinade the better. This will give the spices enough time to penetrate the meat, adding lots of flavor. One 4 to 6 pound roasting chicken, a few on hand spices, olive oil, a rotisserie or an oven roasting rack and Poof, you have a made-at-home, deli-style rotisserie chicken your family will love.

Delicious For Dinner

If you like grocery-store rotisserie chicken but don’t like to pay grocery-store prices, then it’s time to make your own rotisserie chicken. Deli rotisserie chicken is super served with mashed potatoes and a garden salad. The left-overs are out of this world and make fantastic chicken salad sandwiches for lunch or dinner the next day.

What’s A Rotisserie

There are several ‘definitions’ for the word rotisserie. 1.) A unit that cooks food while it slowly rotates. A rotisserie contains a spit fitted with a pair of prongs that slide along its length. Food (usually meat) is put on the spit and the prongs, which are inserted on each side of the food, are screwed tightly into place to hold the food securely. Modern rotisseries have a motor that automatically turns the shaft, while their predecessors relied on human-power.

Many ovens and outdoor barbecue units have built-in electric rotisseries. This type of cooking allows heat to circulate evenly around the food while it self-bastes with its own juice. 2.) A restaurant or meat shop that specializes in roasted meats. 3.) A special area where roasting is done. Usually a large restaurant kitchen, often by specially trained chefs called rotisseurs.