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19/6/2011 at 7:34pm
Location: West Sussex
Outfit: VW Camper & Vango Solace
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I've had my small size double skillet for years, and have always been very happy with it, so last week I took the plunge and ordered the cook book.
Have never tried baking or roasting anything other than jacket potatoes, but thought I'd give the roast chicken a go. Bought a small fresh free range one to make sure it would fit in the pan. Followed the cookbook to the letter...i.e heat lipped pan on low and brown the meat (chicken) all over. Add potatoes round the edges (not par boiled), clip other pan to the top and leave to cook, diffuser underneath on low,
Took pan off 45 mins later and taa daahh................
Very pale chicken sitting in about 2" of liquid, and potatoes boiled to death. Chicken obviously very moist, but not even close to a roast 
What did I do wrong, or will I just go back to using the Cobb? Love our Cobb, and no problems with roasts, but was hoping to use the skillet more at home.
Any pointers greatly appreciated 
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