Rotisserie chicken herbal stuffing recipe?

[Old55]

What stuffing recipe is used for a typical Filipino rotisserie chicken?

I use lemongrass, garlic, salt, pepper.  

What do you guys use for the herbal stuffing?

I coat the outside with some olive oil and salt. Any suggestions are welcome. 

[Jollygoodfellow]

1 hour ago, Old55 said:

What stuffing recipe is used for a typical Filipino rotisserie chicken?

I use lemongrass, garlic, salt, pepper.  

What do you guys use for the herbal stuffing?

I coat the outside with some olive oil and salt. Any suggestions are welcome. 

That's about right for Filipino style.

[Mike J]

I think they sometimes use soy and/or MSG in the coating.

Slightly off topic - why do they call it "erb" and spell it "herb". 

[Jollygoodfellow]

On 7/12/2021 at 12:41 PM, Old55 said:

What do you guys use for the herbal stuffing?

Usually I do the same as when I was in my home country. Breadcrumbs, mixed herbs or what I find here to be the same is italian herbs, salt, pepper and diced onion. As for the skin I use different shake on spices depending on what I feel like. 

[Jollygoodfellow]

On 7/12/2021 at 4:00 PM, Mike J said:

Slightly off topic - why do they call it "erb" and spell it "herb". 

Probably the same as some call Yeast, east

[Old55]

On 7/12/2021 at 1:00 AM, Mike J said:

I think they sometimes use soy and/or MSG in the coating.

Slightly off topic - why do they call it "erb" and spell it "herb". 

I think the pronunciation depends on your location. On the Left coast Herb her-b is mostly used.

England or Scotland God only knows. Australians and Welsh are simply incomprehensible unless you go drinking with them but that never ends well. 

Edited July 13, 2021 by Old55

[Joey G]

Filipino chicken... took me a few years to understand why I never had to fight for the breast portion... but a good thigh and/or leg is way better... it's the Philippines... so maybe it all makes sense... but I digress 

[GeoffH]

3 hours ago, Old55 said:

England or Scotland God only knows. Australians and Welsh are simply incomprehensible unless you go drinking with them but that never ends well. 

 

Unlike the brits we never really got into the whole ducking witches into a well thing.

 

Although now I think of it... there is my first ex 

[Old55]

Stuffed them with lemon grass, garlic, ginger, pepper corns, onion. Basted with soy sauce and baked them in the smoker at 275 until 165 deg.

Got thumbs up from the wife and her sister. 

[Yeochief]

Love some garlic in the chicken.