21. Really enjoyed watching you cook Christopher. Great, quick recipe. Will definitely try it!

Posted at 3:48PM on Aug 4th 2007 by Marilyn Bassano

22. Thoroughly enjoyed this Christopher...nice to see you enjoy yourself and let us enjoy watching you cook this recipe. I will definitely try this!

Posted at 3:48PM on Aug 4th 2007 by Marilyn

23. I ditto the very positive comments about Christopher Walken. My all time favorite movie is the Deerhunter - his performance was absolutely haunting. He can be so credibly scary, yet sing and dance beautifully. And his hilarious skits on Saturday Night Live are some of the very best. Can't really think of anyone else who is as good in so many areas as he is. And mama mia he cooks, too!

I hope he writes a biography some day about his fascinating life, and includes his recounting of the night Natalie Wood died. He was on board her ship that night when she apparently tried to swim to shore and never made it. She was another extremely talented and timeless actress, who died too young.

Posted at 3:49PM on Aug 4th 2007 by Heilita

24. I love Christer Walken, he is so comical just using words in a certain way, he's a great actor, and he seems to fit each role down to a tee. I would not imagine him in the kitchen, but he does look comfortable cooking. Way to go Mr. Walken!!!!!

Posted at 3:49PM on Aug 4th 2007 by robin

25. How disgusting, chicken is not even cooked. When I roast a chicken I cook it at least 2 hours. And when I'm cooking with chicken or raw meat, always always wash wash your hands. I think I will pass up mr. Walkens chicken receipe, doesn't look to appitizing.

Posted at 3:50PM on Aug 4th 2007 by karen

26. Loved watching Chris have a regular guy moment! Thanks for sharing that link...it was funny!

Posted at 3:57PM on Aug 4th 2007 by Cindy

27. LAURIE -- I WAS THINKING THE SAME... HAS HE NOT HEARD OF SALMONELLA? RAW CHICKEN, ESPECIALLY, CAN EASILY CONTAMINATE ANYTHING ELSE WITH IT COMES INTO CONTACT. MAKES ME CRINGE, JUST WATCHING HIM SPREADING GERMS ALL OVER THE PLACE -- SALT & PEPPER CONTAINERS, ETC.
ALSO, I PREFER MY CHICKEN TO BE COOKED 'TIL THE SKIN IS NICE AND BROWNED. OTHER THAN THAT; I THINK IT'S A WORTHY RECIPE -- MAY EVEN TRY IT TONIGHT. I THINK IT WOULD BE GREAT WITH A RICE PILAF, YAMS, AND CRANBERRIES; NOT TO MENTION A TALL, CHILLED GLASS OF SAUTERNES.
DAMN!!! I'M SUDDENLY HUNGRY AS ALL GET OUT!

Posted at 4:00PM on Aug 4th 2007 by RUFUS

28. Leave the man alone. Wash your hands?? What a bunch sissy's we've become. I bet you're Mama didn't wash her hands at every step when cooking, and yet, here you are. Great though for those corporations who sell to and have made you all germophobic. Pity..when the next big epidemic comes along, and it will, you'll be the first to go with no exposure to or defence against "germs".

Posted at 4:09PM on Aug 4th 2007 by Sandy

29. I'm still howling with laughter! (I have cats too)
I could listen to Christopher tawk awl day. The chicken didn't look like it was fully cooked, but I think I'll cook some pears. Thanks Christopher.

Posted at 4:13PM on Aug 4th 2007 by Jake

30. The pears look delish..but a body of a chicken..no way. Go Vegan!

Posted at 4:21PM on Aug 4th 2007 by Vicki

31. Someone stop me...please...."We need a little more cow..." How funny it would have been if he had cooked beef and had a heifer walk in the kitchen with a bell around her neck.

Posted at 4:27PM on Aug 4th 2007 by julie

32. Just seeing Christopher walker cooking was great. So down to earth. Looks like a great dish. Why does the kitchen look so small.? Isn't he rich?

Posted at 4:28PM on Aug 4th 2007 by dina

33. Chris Walken may be a very good cook, but I still don't see how a whole chicken can be thoroughly cooked in 1 hour. And I don't like raw chicken.

Posted at 4:51PM on Aug 4th 2007 by Marilyn

34. ready to eat foods one must wash..if it is food to be cooked washing hands is only needed before serving. 350 degrees kills the germs

Posted at 5:05PM on Aug 4th 2007 by jim haecker

35. Needs more cowbell!!!

Posted at 5:19PM on Aug 4th 2007 by Gurugirl

36. I find Mr Walken a very entertaining and deep individual. The chicken and pears looked very appetizing. I think the Food Channel would be wise to do a show with celebrities preparing a favorite dish. Perhaps the next time Christopher hosts Saturday Night Live he could be preparing food in the skit, The Continental or when he is portraying Colonel Lingus. :-)

Posted at 5:24PM on Aug 4th 2007 by Bob Welch

37. It seems that you have never cooked a chicken before, Mr. Rath. You're comments sound, well, uninformed. Didn't anyone get the joke? This is not about the chicken recipe...it's about the cat about to help itself to this prize! Chris, we used to tap together at Charlie Lowe's

Posted at 5:48PM on Aug 4th 2007 by Jake

38. Aww.... Hey, I really enjoyed watching Chris at his best.. Natural and happy as a chef at home. (I'm sure he washed his hands prior to preparing this chicken... Lighten up guys) Way to go Chris!!!!

Posted at 6:14PM on Aug 4th 2007 by judy

39. To all the nitpicker's, I say, "forget about it."
If C. Walken cooks it, I'll eat it.

Posted at 6:36PM on Aug 4th 2007 by Ross Smith

40. More champaynia?

Posted at 6:37PM on Aug 4th 2007 by Eve