Jamie Oliver leaves Sunrise hosts in shock as he reveals bizarre way to cook ‘juicy chicken’
Jamie Oliver leaves the Sunrise hosts in shock when he reveals a bizarre way of preparing ‘juicy chicken’
Jamie Oliver left Sunrise presenters Natalie Barr and Matt Shirvington in shock on Thursday when he revealed his unique hack for cooking chicken.
The beloved celebrity chef, 48, appeared on the breakfast show to unveil his take on chicken and chips, while promoting his new cookbook 5 Ingredients Mediterranean.
Jamie started his demonstration by marinating chicken and potatoes in a mixture of lemon, herbs and honey before sandwiching the chicken legs between an oven rack.
Jamie then placed the rack in a hot oven so that the chicken pieces hung over the vegetables. Make sure the excess marinade drips into the dish for extra flavor.
“This gives you the best, juiciest chicken and crispy skin, and it all drips into the potatoes, giving you that beautiful potato,” Jamie said.
Jamie Oliver (pictured) left Sunrise hosts Natalie Barr and Matt Shirvington in shock on Thursday when he revealed his unique hack for cooking chicken.
Jamie said the hack was inspired during his travels around the Mediterranean after seeing roasting skewers being used along the road.
Nat Barr and Matt Shirvington immediately applauded Jamie for his innovative approach to error cooking.
“Amazing,” Shirvo said. “How good was that?”
“Wow,” Nat added. “I’ve never seen that!”
Matt and Mark Beretta gave the chef a standing ovation before the segment ended.
Jamie then placed the rack in a hot oven so that the chicken pieces hung over the vegetables, allowing the excess marinade to drip into the baking tray for added flavor.
Nat Barr and Matt Shirvington immediately applauded Jamie for his innovative approach to error cooking. Both pictured
It comes after Jamie’s son Buddy was revealed gets its own culinary program on the BBC teaching other children how to cook.
It follows the success of Buddy’s YouTube series ‘Cooking Buddies’.
A source told The Sun newspaper’s TVBiz column: ‘Buddy has taken all of his father’s experience and is about to put it into practice with his own cooking show.
βHe has already had great success with content on YouTube and Instagram. Jamie’s fans have long been asking if his son could have his own show for their children to enjoy.β
Buddy β who has a whopping 133,000 subscribers to his YouTube channel β will be learning how to do the dishes with other kids.
The insider added: “In the series, Buddy is shown in the kitchen with other kids, teaching recipes and giving youngsters helpful tips on how to get started cooking.”
Jamie Oliver (right) says his 12-year-old son Buddy (left) learned his impressive cooking skills through sheer practice and dedication