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Remove the chicken from the oven. Transfer it to a warm plate first letting the juices drip back into the roasting pan it was cooked in. Cover the chicken with foil and leave it somewhere warm to ...

Bring a large pan of salted water to the boil ... Chill all of the vegetables, covered, in the roasting tray (or in a re-sealable food bag or plastic container) until needed.

Place the beef on a rack in a heavy roasting pan, and roast for 20 minutes ... While the potatoes and onions are finishing, cover the roast loosely with foil and allow to rest for about 30 ...

Cover, reduce heat to low, and steam the turkey for 45 minutes. Remove pot from heat, cool slightly, and remove turkey (reserving stock). Place it breast side up in a roasting pan. Put the pan in the ...

Set the turkey in a large bowl and cover with plastic wrap or tin foil ... Remove the turkey from the roasting pan. Pour off drippings, if any, and skim fat. Set roasting pan over medium heat ...