Whole Chicken Cooked in a Pressure Cooker with Root Veggies


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  1. nun biz
    nun biz says:

    You should never rinse your chicken off before cooking. Because washing raw chicken before cooking it can increase your risk of food poisoning from campylobacter bacteria. Splashing water from washing chicken under a tap can spread the bacteria onto hands, work surfaces, clothing and cooking equipment. Water droplets can travel more than 50cm in every direction. It also rinses that same bacteria all down your sink pipes. According to the Food Safety and Inspection Service of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), properly cooking a chicken to the right temperature will kill any bacteria. … For years, both the CDC and USDA have been advising home cooks not to wash or rinse their raw chicken.May 2, 2019

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  2. Carol Wood
    Carol Wood says:

    My "All in One" Pressure cooker by Philips does a roast chicken with root vegetables (the same way) in 20-25 mins. I also season the chicken in a large bowl BEFORE placing it in the cooker to avoid turning it so many times for browning. However, I love your idea of placing garlic and lemon inside the cavity. Good recipe.

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  3. Catherine Ferensic
    Catherine Ferensic says:

    Kathy we just did this with a Perdue 6lb chicken I cooked it off the bone was so good I laughed my boyfriend was nervous thought I over seasoned the meat lol I didn't do vegetables or brown it did my browning after in the oven was so good we had to go get a couple more couldn't stop eating it enjoy your videos thanks so much keep up the great food and videos

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  4. Beth II
    Beth II says:

    That's a lovely recipe! I put my chicken straight from the pressure cooker under a broiler for 10 minutes and it comes out crispy on the outside.

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  5. 76jmm
    76jmm says:

    Hi Kathy, I was looking for ideas to cook a whole chicken in the 6 qt Instant Pot I liked that you used root veggies, good nutrients. Since my pressure cooker is smaller, would 1 cup broth or water be ok? I may saute chicken to brown sides, like you did, then high pressure cook, with broth or water, 5 lb. chicken on a trivet for 25 minutes, set aside, crisp the skin in oven. Meanwhile, pressure cook the veggies for 6 minutes.

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  6. Tender Heart
    Tender Heart says:

    Kathy, I know this isn't about this video, but can you teach me how to can my homemade spaghetti sauce I make to send to my son, it is made for lasagna, toasted ravioli, and his meatball sandwiches it's an amazing sauce. I need you to help me can my sauce, I got my pressure cooker today and I have to say I am amazing at it so far but canning I am scared lol HELP. Lol Thanks Hon!

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  7. Esme Cullen
    Esme Cullen says:

    we did a 6.5 qt pressure cooker full to the top of root veggies tonight. it was fabulous. used the potatoes, carrots, leek, rutabaga, sweet potato, turnip, golden beets in thickened chicken broth. love the golden beets. still never found rainbow carrots still looking. would a purple beet change color of stuff or do i need to leave that out

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  8. Elizabeth Shaw
    Elizabeth Shaw says:

    hi Kathy thank you for the recipe. I'm wondering how long I would cook a 5 pound chicken because I want to make chicken soup and I want to use a whole chicken as my 14 quart pressure cooker would take three whole chickens for chicken soup! LOL

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  9. Mixwell1983
    Mixwell1983 says:

    45 min? Ive cooked a whole bird in 28 mins per my guide on my presto stove top cooker. 45 mins seems a little excessive. And mine was the quick release method. You should google some times for whole chicken i think you will find it doesnt take that long

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  10. Mixwell1983
    Mixwell1983 says:

    Dear i dont know if you have one but a good 8+ inch chef knife will make chopping veggies much more easier. All in all looks good but im a fiend for that crispy skin.

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  11. Mixwell1983
    Mixwell1983 says:

    Just curious why youd do whole chicken like that? Im my experience the meat is overcooked and shreds apart and that skin you worked hard to brown gets soggy from the steam. I much prefer cooking at 400f for an hour in the oven and with dry heat comes crispy skin.

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  12. Mixwell1983
    Mixwell1983 says:

    Just curious did you get her electric peoper and salt shakers from home depot? I work there and have the same one, they had em on clearance for $5 for the set. Sad thing is they each take 4 AA batteries

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