Roast chicken is done and ready to be served when its internal temperature reaches 165F (74C) as measured with a meat thermometer.
The ideal roast temperature for a turkey when it is done is 165F (74C).
A pork roast is done when it reaches an internal temperature of 145F (63C).
A roast is typically done when its internal temperature reaches 145F to 160F, depending on the desired level of doneness.
You can tell if it is done by there won't be any pink left to the color of the chicken, it will be white, very soft, and tender, and will fall apart easily. The chicken will then be ready for chicken salad, to add to soups, etc.
The recommended internal temperature for a pork roast to be considered done is 145F (63C).
The recommended internal temperature for a pork roast to ensure it is done is 145F (63C).
As with many cooking adventures temperature and weight are important. George Foreman recommends first preheating the oven and then for a 3 1/3 lb. whole chicken roast for 60 minutes. For a 2 lb chicken only 45 minutes should be sufficient. If your chicken weighs more the maximum time is 75 minutes. As usual a thermometer is a good idea.
The ideal temperature to ensure that roast pork is perfectly cooked and done is 145F (63C).
A roast should be cooked to an internal temperature of 145F (63C) to ensure it is perfectly done.
Yes!! I've done it! It's just like cooking a roast or whole chicken in the crock pot. http://crockpot.cdkitchen.com/recipes/cat/572/
You don't really have to. The turkey will roast just fine if you don't. This is simply done to hold the legs in position so that the bird looks more attractive when it is served.
The recommended internal temperature for a roast to be considered done is 145F (63C) for medium rare, 160F (71C) for medium, and 170F (77C) for well done.