Easy as can be, in a bundt pan-roasted chicken and so juicy instead with tender meat that is so delicious!
I personally love how versatile this is since you can change the flavors to anything around the world in flavors!
Once you try bundt pan chicken you will have a new purpose for using that pan that stays tucked away in your kitchen.
I have tried just about every flavor Asian, Mexican, Italian, and Mediterranean, just to name a few.
You can easily cut corners by just adding a bottle of salad dressing on it, or how about Beer Bundt Chicken, absolutely so moist and delicious every time!
This is so easy to make and cleanup is a breeze too, just add some vegetables around the chicken for an all-in-one pan meal in a bundt pan!
Scroll down through the photos of so many versions for this recipe and let me know what you think, it's my roasted chicken go-to recipe all year long now
One Meal in a Pan
I just love this meal all in one pan.
It's so easy and the chicken stays so moist and juicy!
You can add just about anything around the bottom of the pan of vegetables your family likes too.
There is one thing I love about cooking more than easy recipes, cleaning up! This one is simple, easy to make, delicious, and easy to clean!
If you don't have a bundt pan it's a must-have! You can easily order one from my affiliate shop above.
I really do love the flavors in this lemon, herb, and spice chicken, and lemon really keeps the juices flavored inside.
Tips
- cover the hole thickly with foil
- make sure all the insides have been removed and the neck cut out of the chicken
- keep the bird moist by adding wine or beer to the bottom
- add potatoes carrot, onion, and celery for more flavor
- vegetable in front and behind the bird will keep it standing and away from the edge of the pan
- I place the pan into a throw-away foil pan for any spillage if any
- baste every half hour
- if you have a very small bundt pan try using cornish game hen for one person
- place the bundt pan on a cookie sheet in case of spillage
Ingredients You Will Need
- whole chicken
- dried herbs
- cajun seasoning
- paprika
- salt pepper
- butter
- cooking oil spray
- optional: celery, carrots, onion, potatoes
Here are some more chicken recipes I love:
Chicken Fried Chicken
Baked Beer Chicken
Other Options
- cornish game hens
- capon
- small turkey you will need 12 cup bundt pan
- add stuffing to the pan 30 minutes before it's done cooking
- duck
- pheasant
Tools
- Poultry baster and injector
- Bundt pan
- Foil
- Cooking spray
- olive oil
Suggestions For Coating Chicken Before Baking With:
- Hot Sauce and melted Butter
- Bottle of Italian Dressing
- Bottle of Ranch Dressing
- Cajun Rubs with melted Butter
- Injection Flavorings
- Barbecue Sauce
- Asian Sauce
- Beer and Melted Butter
- add oranges inside the cavity or lemons
- use the zest for a different flavor on top
- add soy sauce, garlic, and brown sugar for Asian flavors
- use chili powder, cumin, cayenne pepper for Mexican flavors,
- for Cajun add cajun seasoning with hot sauce
- keep it plain with just salt, pepper, and fresh garlic, some rosemary
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Don't Miss This Fun Recipe
Bundt pan chicken is so easy to make and lots of fun.
It's quick and all in one pan makes it a breeze to clean up.
The vegetables are tender and very flavorful if you're using them.
Give this one a try your family will thank you later!
Bundt Pan Roasted Chicken

Prep time: 15 MinCook time: 1 HourTotal time: 1 H & 15 M
This is an all in one healthy style roasted chicken made in a bundt pan, it's so delicious you can hardly wait for dinner while it's baking!
Ingredients
- Prepare the bundt pan with heavy duty foil and then parchment paper over the top hole of the bundt pan oil sprayed
- 1 4lb pound Chicken
- dried or fresh herbs, basil oregano, parsley, rosemary or use Italian blended seasonings
- fresh lemon
- Parmesan cheese
- Italian flavored bread crumbs
- Beer, white wine, or lemon juice and water
- Poultry injector is Optional:
- Bundt pan
- Foil
- Cooking spray
- olive oil
- Clean the chicken by removing all the insides and cutting the small piece off the backend of it
- Place a whole chicken or (capon) over the hole that was prepared with foil to cover leakage
- Spray the chicken with Butter flavored oil spray or rub
- with extra virgin olive oil
- Add any vegetables you like to roast along the bottom coated with oil.
- Toss the vegetables in a bowl with around 2 tablespoons of oil first and sprinkle with Italian seasoning before adding to the bundt pan.
Instructions
- Preheat Oven to 425 degrees
- Italian Style Like in the Photo Recipe
- Rub fresh cloves of garlic all over the skin of the chicken or if you as you can just sprinkle it with granulated garlic, using 3 whole cloves inside the bird and also under the skin. I use around 3 cloves.
- salt, pepper, to taste
- If you like hot and spicy sprinkle with cayenne pepper
- Evenly sprinkle oregano, fresh chopped basil, fresh chopped parsley, and fresh sprigs of rosemary, Use dried if you don't have fresh herbs.
- 2 - fresh lemons juiced, then squeezed over the bird ( I leave them inside the bird while baking)
- Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese on top and Italian flavored bread crumbs over the top of the chicken.
- Note: always use fresh herbs when you can.
- I add beer or white wine on the bottom and keep the pan moist or inject the bird.
- You can also add lemon juice and water if you prefer and it tenderizes it even more if you inject the bird
- Other Baking Flavors to make:
- Barbecue sauce,
- Buffalo Chicken Wing Sauce
- Ranch dressing
- Bottle of Italian dressing
- Duck Sauce and grated orange rind.
- Or just sprinkle with whatever seasonings you like Cajun or Mexican style using a taco mix
- Asian flavors use soy sauce and oyster sauce.
- Lemon and garlic and parmesan cheese with a sprinkle of bread crumbs on top
- Roast the chicken at 425 degrees until crispy around 1 hour or until juices run clear.
- If your bird isn't crispy enough but cooked, put it under a broiler for a few minutes on high.
Notes
Other Options
- cornish game hens
- capon
- small turkey you will need 12 cup bundt pan
- add stuffing to the pan 30 minutes before it's done cooking
- duck
- pheasant
Tips
- cover the hole thickly with foil
- make sure all the insides have been removed and the neck cut out of the chicken
- keep the bird moist by adding wine or beer to the bottom
- add potatoes carrot, onion, and celery for more flavor
- vegetable in front and behind the bird will keep it standing and away from the edge of the pan
- I place the pan into a throw-away foil pan for any spillage if any
- baste every half hour
- if you have a very small bundt pan try using cornish game hen for one person
- place the bundt pan on a cookie sheet in case of spillage
Bundt Pan Roasted Chicken Pin for later
Some More Favorite Recipes To Try
Blackened Grilled Chicken Breast
Baked Chicken Kabobs
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This is a 12-cup Bundt Pan and the perfect size!
Using your Bundt pan like a beer can is a great idea.
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ReplyDeleteWe've been making drunkin' chicken on the grill for years. It's one of our favorite ways to make the bird. We've never tried it with a bundt pan -- interesting concept. We'll have to give it a try when it's too rainy to make the chicken outside.
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ReplyDeleteThis is awesome!! What a creative way to cook chicken.. I would have never thought to use a bundt pan but now I don't know how I've never NOT used it. Lovely recipe and I love the use of the white wine .. :)
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea - I never would have thought of this! I love how you give so many different ideas for how to season it too!
ReplyDeleteWow, roasting chicken in the bundt cake pan - that sounds very innovative and a great double use for bundt cake pan. Cooking veggies in the bottom of the bundt is another great idea.
ReplyDeleteThe use of the bundt cake pan is genius, I have cooked a chicken like this but using a metal tower it does make sense to use the bundt cake as all the juices are kept in the pan.
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ReplyDeleteNew way to use the bundt pan!! This looks amazing!!
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ReplyDeleteDidn't know it is possible to use bundt pan for roasting chicken like this! Thanks for sharing. Looks delicious!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea using a bundt pan to make roasted chicken!
ReplyDeleteMy family loves chicken. We will definitely try your recipe. I'm sure I will enjoy this recipe. Great idea for a festive table.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh I've never thought to roast a chicken in a bundt pan! What a genius idea, and that way the bottom of the chicken doesn't get soggy. Love this
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ReplyDeleteMiz Helen
Absolutely delicious; we had this chicken our Sunday brunch today and we loved it. Thank you for this fantastic recipe! I will make it again!!
ReplyDeleteThis recipe is brilliant! Love having another use for my bundt pan. And the chicken is sooo juicy! Thank you, thank you!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea for cooking chicken!
ReplyDeleteDelicious! Such a great idea to use the Bundt pan. The potatoes underneath turned out so amazing! Great flavors.
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea to use a bundt pan - so juicy!
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