Ina Garten Makes Perfect Roast Chicken | Food Network

Even Ina cleans her chicken 🍗 ma gurl

She makes magic hsppen in the kitchen, snd it's so simple it's not completed with her. I'm74 years old, I'm a good cook. She taught me how to cook smart, not hard. Great cook.

There’s something so wholesome and uplifting about the way she speaks and presents this show:)))

Who’s here at the end of 2022? 🖐😊 I completely forgot until now that THIS episode is how I learned how to cook bomb roast chicken and vegetables when I was 19 and a brand new young mom!🥲 18 years ago holy sht😭🥺 My son and I would wake up at 4am every morning, I’d make my espresso, he’d drink his b00b milk and I’d watch Ina and Food Network. I ended up going to culinary school in SF, CA and got my degree, became a chef, and then fulfilled my dream to work on Food Network and worked w/ Micheal Chiarello in 2006-2010. The rest is history now. But anyway, time flies. If you make this chicken, enjoy the moment in the time. Savor every bite. Nothing ever stays the same for very long🫶

She's a natural in front of the camera. I really enjoy watching her!

"I've seen some birds that look like they're in...BAHHNDAGE"

I must post again. As a single guy, I get 3 man-sized meals out of this dish with about 1/2 of the bird and veggies left over. I decided I would work the remains into a rich, hearty chicken soup with orzo just to shake it up and I wouldn't have to eat 4 more of the same sliced chicken dinners. I just made a ridiculously thick and rich soup that feeds an army. This recipe rocks!

I’ve been making Ina’s recipes for over a decade, since my mid to late 20s and she never disappoints!!!

"The whole bird doesn't have to wrapped in twine. I've seen some some birds that look like they're in bondage" This made me laugh. I still think about this quote whenever I truss a chicken, and it's been 6 years since I saw this episode.

I just made this today. This is my first time following an Ina recipe. At first I was skeptical since it seemed too easy. This was my first time roasting a whole chicken and wow!!! My family loved it!! My mom is a great cook and she was impressed by this one. I highly recommend this recipe. The chicken came out super moist and delicious. The roasted onions were to die for.

Everyone knows Ina is the best. I LOVE her:). I used to hate chicken breast as a meal because it’s dry! Not, Ina’s chicken piccata. Make it! Like her roast chicken, this is what your family will remember:))))

I remember watching her show everyday after school when i was a kid 😂

I’ve used atleast 10 different Roast Chicken recipes, some more traditional & some more daring, but I can say without a doubt, this one is by far the best. It’s so simple yet it comes out so amazing. I definitely recommend it

I watched this when I was still in high school and since then I’ve been the one in charge of roasting the chicken in our house 😂 I even slice the chicken breast the way she does

My girl's watched her (I was already cooking as a young mom) Ina, Rachel, Giada, Martha, Emeril, ect. My daughter would ask me for the garlic peels to play w/her kitchen set & imagine a petite little girl yelling "BAM" my other daughter in the walker would crack up. Such great memories, awe I tell ya! Such a blessing my girl's are to me, now in their 20's🤯. God bless everyone reading this in Jesus name 👑👑🌾🕊🤗🤗🤗💟💟🔮🔮🔮🌷🌷💞💞👼🏼👼🏼👼🏼👼🏼👼🏼👼🏼🦋🦋😘😘😘😘

Shout out to all the other little girls who had Ina, Nigella, Rachel, Sandra Lee, Giada & Paula as surrogate mothers growing up. My mother didn’t teach me anything about cooking so I would post up by the tv with my notebook and pen ready to take notes from these women lol it was frustrating having to write everything as they were talking so fast. This was before the internet was readily available for us poor folk.

I needed this little tutorial on cooking a whole chicken because I have been doing just parts since my kiddos are now grown with families of their own. Just hubby of 56 years and moi. But I got a beautiful whole chicken on sale and I'm cooking it up today....just as you have shown here. Thank you. Los Angeles.

Yum~ but who doesn't love Ina?

My father in law loved this roasted chicken recipe so much, even said it was the best he'd ever had.

I love this woman.