Dish 01 of 13

What goes on roast chicken.

The Sunday staple. Two tubes are cleared for it.

Which salt, and why

  • Sea salt No. 01 · 45 g

    Lemongrass

    Bright and lemony up front, with a soft floral lift on the way out. The lighter finish for the skin and the carved meat.

    Lemongrass Sea Salt
  • Sea salt No. 03 · 55 g

    Lemon & Rosemary

    Lemon peel and rosemary, bright on the front and herby on the finish. The classic roast, in a pinch.

    Lemon & Rosemary Sea Salt

How to use it

  1. Roast the chicken the way you always do, seasoned with ordinary salt.
  2. Cook it through: no pink, juices clear. With a thermometer, 75 °C.
  3. Rest it and carve it, then finish with a pinch of one salt over the skin and the cut meat, just before it goes to the table.

Ordinary salt cooks. Ours finishes.Our salts are finishing salts. Boiling water and long braises get the ordinary kind.

Where to get themThe salts are sold at the stall in Mallorca. Online it's waitlist only for now: one email when that changes.

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