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Roast chicken is a popular food around the world.

Max's Roasted Chicken - Evan Swigart
Max's Roasted Chicken - Evan Swigart

People cook it in many ways. They might use a home oven or a fire. Some use a rotisserie. This is a tool that spins the meat. The spinning helps the juices stay on the bird.

Madrid - Fiestas de San Isidro - Pollo rostizado - 20070515-59
Madrid - Fiestas de San Isidro - Pollo rostizado - 20070515-59

In Peru, people make pollo a la brasa. They roast it in a special oven called a rotombo. This oven uses coal, gas, or wood. In India, people make Tandoori chicken.

Tandoori Chicken in restaurent
Tandoori Chicken in restaurent

They cook it in a clay oven called a tandoor. They use yogurt and spices to add flavor.

In Germany and Austria, people eat Hendl. This is a word for roasted chicken. People often eat it at big festivals. They might serve it with potato salad. In the United States, many families eat roast chicken on holidays. It is a comfort food. This means it makes people feel good. To cook it, people often season the skin. They might even stuff the bird with potatoes or chestnuts. They check the meat with a tool called a thermometer to see if it is done.

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