What is it about Ina Garten? The “Barefoot Contessa” chef and entrepreneur inspires a kind of devotion that few celebrities achieve. It’s not just that people love her recipes, her shows and her ...

It was a snack to the future moment for litter pickers at a nature reserve when they unearthed a well-seasoned crisp packet. While the contents of the crumpled Walkers ready salted bag were no ...

Serving the comforting bowl of warm, sweet, satisfying apple crisp with "good vanilla ice cream." The result is a treat your guests will be "drooling over," according to Ina. And when the Barefoot ...

satisfying apple crisp with "good vanilla ice cream." The result is a treat your guests will be "drooling over," according to Ina. And when the Barefoot Contessa speaks, we listen. Preheat the ...

She took a “crazy chance” and, responding to an ad in the New York Times, bought the Barefoot Contessa food store in the Hamptons for $20,000. She knew nothing about the business, but her ...

Ina Garten has shared dozens of recipes over the ... "And it’s simple, and it’s got a crisp crust and sweet apples and butter and sugar, and easy to make." A chic, rustic apple tart is just ...

And even Ina Garten thinks it’s “annoying”! The Barefoot Contessa just shared her recipe hack for making a fuss-free risotto, and this is going to be on rotation all season long. Ina Garten ...

Before the best-selling cookbooks, before owning Barefoot Contessa, even before cooking, Ina Garten worked as a nuclear policy analyst at the White House. In fact, when she bought her specialty ...

NEW YORK (AP) — Long before Ina Garten's Barefoot Contessa mini-empire of bestselling cookbooks and TV shows ever took off, she found herself at an airport, wanting to learn to fly. It was the ...

Ms. Stewart, according to The New Yorker’s story, was a fan of the lemon bars at Ms. Garten’s now-closed store in East Hampton, the Barefoot Contessa. The first issue of the magazine Martha ...