To make roasted chicken, cut the whole chicken into smaller pieces, put it into a bowl and rinse it with water, draining the water out completely.

Next, add a few sprinkles of salt and rub it into the chicken, using your hands.

Now it’s time to transfer the chicken to your oven safe tray by placing each piece next to each other. You can keep the pieces nice and tight as they will shrink as they cook.

Add a few stalks of fresh rosemary along with 4 garlic cloves. Leave the skin on the cloves and just make a small slit in each one using a sharp knife.

Pour the glass of wine over the top of the tray, and add a generous amount of good quality extra virgin olive oil.

Before putting the tray in the oven, it’s time to braise the chicken on the stove. Put the stove on a medium heat and place the try on top. After 5-6 minutes, turn each piece around using a pair of tongs and braise it on the other side too.

Pre-heat the oven to 180 degrees Celsius/350F, and place the tray inside (once the chicken has slightly browned) for up to 1hr.

Next, peel the potatoes, and cut them into your preferred size, placing them into water once cut. Then, rinse the potatoes once again and put them into a clean bowl.

Sprinkle a few pinches of fine salt over the potatoes and rub it over them really well, mixing it through using your hands.

Transfer the potatoes into an oven safe baking tray and spread them out, before adding a few short rosemary stalks and garlic cloves with the skin still on (again making a small slit with a knife).

Braise the potatoes at a medium heat on the stove, mixing them with a fork every so often, for up to 15 minutes.

Then, take the roasted chicken out, and replace it in the oven with the potatoes.

Leave the potatoes in the oven to cook for up to 30 minutes or until they are crispy and golden.

Once the potatoes are cooked, remove them from the oven and put the chicken back inside for a few minutes so you can serve both together while they are nice and hot.