Please welcome our guest today--Harper Kincaid. Harper is sharing a wonderful recipe for roast chicken--you'll love the name she's given it and why! She is also giving away two hardcover copies of her latest book To Kill a Mocking Girl.
See below: To Kill a Mocking Girl Hardcover
Giveaway from
Harper Kincaid!
Remember at the beginning of quarantine when
we were all stuck at home, and a bunch of people decided this was the perfect
time to try out all those delicious, intricate, inspired-by-IKEA-assembly
instructions recipes?
They took photos. They started vlogs on
YouTube. They bombarded us with their live demos via Insta or Facebook stories.
Well, this post isn’t for them.
I’m here for the rest of you, the ones who
adore good food, appreciate quality ingredients, but would rather read a juicy
cozy than toil over a hot stove in July. On that note, allow me to introduce
myself: my name is Harper Kincaid, and while I’ve been an author for a while,
To Kill a Mocking Girl is my debut cozy – and I am tickled hot pink to be here
on this blog, with such illustrious company.
In TKAMG, books are Quinn Caine’s
obsession, but food is a close second. And one of the recipes I’ve included is
something I conjured many years ago, when I was a young-ish bride and looking
to learn how to cook. I always have music playing in the background, so when
the song, Scarborough Fair came on the radio, I had a Eureka moment: parsley,
sage, rosemary and thyme would make a great chicken rub. Alas, this recipe was
born…
Simon & Garfunkel Roast Chicken
1
organic
chicken, cut into pieces OR
4-6 chicken quarters (legs & thighs
attached, skin on)
2 tablespoons fresh parsley
2 tablespoons dried sage
2 tablespoons fresh ground rosemary
2 tablespoons dried thyme
olive oil spray
salt and pepper to taste
6 pats unsalted butter
Heat
oven to 375 degrees. Cover a flat cooking sheet with aluminum foil and coat
with olive oil spray. Pat down chicken until dry and place on cooking sheet or
baking dish.
Take
each pat of butter and rub into the skin of each piece (each gets its own pat
of butter).
Now,
most fresh rosemary comes in sprigs. I suggest you take the leaves off the
stems and grind them until fine. I use a coffee grinder, but you can be fancy
and go old school with a mortar and pestle.
Mix
fresh ground rosemary with your thyme, parsley and sage, salt and pepper. Make
sure you dice the parsley first. Now sprinkle your food glitter all over those
awaiting chickens-or over whole chicken! Cook in the oven until the skins turn
golden brown and bubbly and the juices run clear when poked with a fork. See?
Easy and delicious!
Okay,
okay, so these are just with the legs. That’s the only photo I had!
Here’s
one whole – yum, right?
Author Bio
Born
in California and raised in South Florida, Harper Kincaid has moved around like
a nomad with a bounty on her head ever since.
She
has earned a master’s degree in Gender History and another in Clinical/Macro
Social Work. She has published with Samhain Publishing (now defunct), Entangled
Publishing, Crooked Lane Press, Throat Punch Media, and Medium. Her latest book
is the acclaimed mystery, To Kill a Mocking Girl. When not writing, Harper
adores watching documentaries, painting & drawing, listening to lo-fi on
vinyl, and reading while it’s raining.
This
is where she’d like to talk/brag about her family, but has been forbidden to do
so-under the threat of a court order (as if) and prolonged dirty looks only
teenage girls could deliver. Her husband is staying out of it. The dog just
want to chew on a dirty sock.
Find her on social media!
Website https://www.HarperKincaid.com
Pinterest https://www.Pinterest.com/HarperKincaid
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To Kill a Mocking Girl through:
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Bookshop
Harper Kincaid is giving away two hardcover copies of To Kill A Mockingbird!
Leave a comment below to be entered to win!
That song brings back memories! I read the blurb on your book and it sounds really good!
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I’ve never been inspired to cook by a song. Interesting. suefoster109 at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteThe chicken looks and sounds delicious!
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Please enter me! I love to try new series.
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Welcome to the blog! Your pictures are stunning!
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Harper Kincaid is a new to me author, but I'm sure she won't be for long. I'm now following everywhere (except Instagram because I'm not on that). Bookbub was a challenge because the link didn't work, but I found her any way.
ReplyDelete"To Kill a Mocking Girl" sounds like a fabulous book and I love the cover. It is now on my TBR list and I can't wait for the opportunity to read it.
Thank you for the delicious sounding recipe which I will be trying. I love to cook/bake but it's definitely true that all delicious food doesn't have to be difficult to make. As in most things, sometimes simple is the best.
Appreciate the chance to win a copy of "To Kill a Mocking Girl". I would love to read and leave my honest review on several places (Amazon, Goodreads, Bookbub, Barnes & Noble and Kobo) as well as sharing those reviews on social media (Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest). Shared and hoping to be one of the very fortunate ones selected.
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You are one of the winners!!! Congrats! Send me your address so I can send you your prize!
DeleteNever been expired to cook by a song but will be giving this recipe a try this week.
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I've read a couple of Harper Kincaid's steamy romances, so I'm excited to see that she's venturing into cozies! And the name of the recipe made me giggle after reading the ingredients. :)
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Never been inspired by a song but it sounds good. thanks for the chance. jcook22@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteThe chicken looks delicious and the recipe seems easy enough even for me! Thanks for sharing it. Also, thanks for the chance to win a copy of your book. cking78503(at)aol(dot)com
ReplyDeleteThat chicken looks wonderful and so does the cover. Sounds like an interesting new series. Thanks for the contest. ckmbeg (at) gmail (dot) com
ReplyDeleteThat chicken dish looks great, but I'd have to use margarine since we keep a Kosher House. I'll copy it to my recipe file.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to own a copy of the new book, especially since this is a new to me author.
I would love to read this book! My favorite food and my favorite type of book! I love a good mystery!!
ReplyDeleteThe chicken looks yummy! I would love to read your book! Thanks for the chance! almaj80(at)suddenlink(dot)net
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great book! Love a good mystery and some good food!
ReplyDeleteLove all those herbs and would love to read your book too!
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Sounds like a great book! lkleback(at)hotmail (dot)com
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your new book! Joliver284@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteWelcome to our kitchen, Harper! My mom started making P,S,R, and T roast chicken soon after the Simon and Garfunkle song was released back in the '60s and it's been a family recipe ever since--delicious indeed!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the new book; it looks terrific!
Your mama sounds 😍 adorable!
DeleteThanks for the opportunity to read your new book!
ReplyDeleteI'm in assisted living so I don't cook anymore but your chicken sounds delicious! You're a new-to-me author but not for long. Would love to win and donate to our library so other book lovers could enjoy.
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This chicken looks & sounds yummy.
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Love the song and bet I'd love the chicken too! Looking forward to the book.
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ReplyDeleteThe recipe is delectable and I love roast chicken which we enjoy every week as a meal. Congratulations on your captivating cozy. saubleb(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chance. Cute covers. They all look good. jlb12563@sbcglobal.net
ReplyDeleteCongrats on this great book release! Roast chicken is always yummy and this recipe is so tempting. Thanks. elliotbencan(at)hotmail(dot)com
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great book. Congrats on the release. I look forward to reading it.
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Thank you for the recipe, and this chance to win. To Kill A Mockingbird is my all time favorite book, and I love your take on the title. areewekidding(at)yahoo(dot)com
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ReplyDeleteSimple and tasty roast chicken. A dinner delight.
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I would love to read this book and the chicken looks delicious!
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