No one knows their way around the kitchen like Ina Garten. For almost 50 years, the Barefoot Contessa has been setting the standard for pro cooking, entertaining, and design. So, when we spotted the All-Clad Stainless Steel Roasting Pan (from Williams Sonoma) in her kitchen, we took it seriously.
We spotted the stunning piece of non-toxic cookware in an Instagram post shared by Ina, where the pan is positioned in the back of the dishwasher. Of course, this highlights one of the best aspects of its stainless steel material: that it can be easily washed using the appliances you already have in your home. The material is extremely durable, non-toxic, and easy to use.
The stainless steel pan is designed for total convenience. Its thick stainless steel material doesn't react with food, allowing you to easily scrub its surface. The curved handles are easy to grab, minimizing risk as you take it out of the oven. On the interior, a V-shaped roasting rack helps to cook foods quickly and evenly. According to Williams Sonoma, it's commercial grade for use in any kitchen. It can be used on gas and electric cooktops, as well as in the oven and broiler.
This stunning All-Clad pan is the easiest way to roast meat, poultry, and vegetables with the roasting rack that promotes even cooking. It is made of durable stainless steel with high sides to reduce splatter. The handles make it easy and safe to take it out of the oven.
From Ina Garten's storage pantry to her kitchen countertops, we trust anything she recommends. Big and small, she always has an eye towards practicality, longevity and quality that we really appreciate at Homes & Gardens. Here are a few favorites from the products she's recommended over the years.
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This is the first choice cutting board for many American homes and professional chefs' kitchens for a reason. Hardwearing, strong, and made in the USA, you can be certain that you are getting quality. They are NSF-certified and bear the seal of approval for food safety, too.
This basket is hand-woven in Vietnam by seasoned artisans using only 100% Pure Hyacinth, meaning it offers the perfect balance of quality, durability, and elegance. Created for long-term use, it's ideal for storing whatever you desire, whether it's kitchen items like Ina, or you use it for magazines, office items, or bathroom essentials. With this basket, you really can't go wrong.
These durable glass mixing bowls are a favorite in Ina Garten's kitchen, and soon, they'll be just as essential in yours. It includes the right size for almost every prep, mixing, and serving need – whether you're a keen chef or just like the cook for a special occasion.
If there's one thing that stands out in Ina's pantry, it's the amount of Le Creuset. This classically colored dish is an heirloom piece that will be in style for years to come.
This elegant ceramic pepper grinder, looks great on your table, or countertop, just as it does in Garten's iconic home. It features a clear acrylic panel that makes it easy to see when you need to fill.
These fluffy, compressible sponges are some of the most absorbent on the market, easy to store, and all-natural. With Ina Garten's endorsement, it really can't get any better.
No matter what you're roasting, this pan will get the job done. If it's good enough for Ina, it's good enough for us.
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