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4 Servings
2 Hours
Allergens
Preheat oven to 350°F (175°C).
Place carrots in an oven-to-table glass baking pan. Add garlic cloves and one tablespoon of garlic-infused honey. Combine the spices and season the chicken. Then rub the additional four tablespoons of garlic-infused honey on both sides of the chicken pieces.
Bake the chicken covered for one hour then raise temp to 425 and uncover the chicken for 45 minutes or until you reach desired browning.
Tips:
If you’d like, you can add 1/4 cup of dry white wine to the pan before baking.
Notes:
To make garlic- or ginger-infused honey, simply place two cups of raw honey in a mason jar. Add either one cup of garlic cloves or one cup of mandoline-sliced fresh ginger. Cover the jar and leave it out on the counter or in a cabinet for two to four weeks. Shake the jar once a day. When the honey is completely liquidy and starts to smell sour, almost like pickles, it’s time to either use your mixture or refrigerate it so that it doesn’t become alcoholic. The fermented mixture can stay in your fridge for months. (For fermentation, only use raw unprocessed honey; only honey that hasn’t undergone pasteurization will still contain natural yeasts).
Styling by Renee Muller
Photography by Cayla Zahoran
Your dish is infused with 2 cups raw honey. As a spokeswoman for nutition counseling and eating healthy with all your grains to offer 2 CUPS OF HONEY can put a diabetic in the hospital even if its spread out for an entire chicken. This is most definitely not low carb and its misrepresentation to naive people . I came on strong dont want people to think its low carb hope u have a rebuttal. Thank u