Roast chicken typically takes an hour to cook in the oven. New York Times columnist Melissa Clark tells us how you can make perfect roast chicken in half the time.
Cookbook author Melissa Clark reveals her secret for perfect, speedy roast chicken
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That's easy. Just double the temperature.