Balsamic Glazed Chicken With Grilled Treviso

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Ingredients:

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Instructions:

4 lb chicken
2 cloves garlic, -- finely
: minced
4 TB chopped rosemary leaves
2 TB freshly ground black pepper
1 ts sea salt
3 TB virgin olive oil
2 oz Prosciutto rind
2 oz Parmesan rind
2 md red onion, -- sliced into
1 inch disks
1 glass Lambrusco
4 TB balsamic vinegar -- plus 4
: tablespoons
6 lg Radicchio di Treviso
2 TB extra virgin olive oil

Rinse and pat dry chicken. Remove the giblets and set aside.

Chop the garlic, rosemary, pepper and sea salt together and mix with
virgin olive oil. Rub the outside of the chicken all over with the
rosemary mixture. Place the Prosciutto and Parmesan rinds inside the
cavity and allow to sit refrigerated overnight.

Preheat oven to 375 F and preheat grill.

Place onion disks and giblets in bottom of a small heavy bottomed
roasting pan. Place chicken on top of onions, breast side up. Pour
glass of Lambrusco over onions and rub chicken all over with 4
tablespoons balsamic vinegar. Place in oven and cook for 1 hour and
10 minutes, or until a skewer pushed into thickest part of the thigh
shows clear -- not bloody -- juices.

Cut the Radicchio in half lengthwise and place it on the grill and
cook for 3 to 4 minutes per side. Remove from grill and brush with
extra virgin olive oil and set aside. Remove bird from oven and allow
to rest 5 minutes. Transfer the chicken to a carving platter. Put
onions and giblets in a bowl, with the juices. Carve the chicken,
drizzle with remaining vinegar and serve immediately.

Yield: 4 servings

Recipe By :MOLTO MARIO SHOW #MB5686

Date: Fri, 1 Nov 1996 22:22:36
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Servings: 4

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