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The Untold Truth Of Ina Garten
ByCarrie Madormo, RN, MPH
Ina Garten, aka The Barefoot Contessa, is the picture of effortless elegance. Watching her show, her home always looks warm and inviting. She lives life to the fullest, and it's hard to tell which she loves more cooking or her husband Jeffrey.
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However, her life has not always been decadent meals and impressive dinner parties. She started out as an unfulfilled government worker before making the leap to the food business. She worked hard to teach herself new cooking skills and grow her following. She still doesn't make everything perfectly and struggles with one dessert in particular. Yes, there is so much more to learn about beloved cook Ina Garten.
She's a self-proclaimed couch potato
If Ina Garten had not taken a chance on herself and thrown herself into the world of food, you would most likely find her on her couch watching television. "I worry that if I don't challenge myself professionally I'll lie on the sofa and watch old episodes of Law & Order all day," Garten told Vanity Fair. Garten does not like this quality in herself (or in anyone else), so she is constantly pushing herself and trying new things.
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She will never use cilantro
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Ina Garten and Barbara Lieberman
There is a very blunt side to Ina, and also a habit of punctuating sharp comments with a gruff sort of laughter. On her show, she is in full command of the narrative, but in conversation, she’s sometimes unaware of the cadence of human conversation. She is very smart and self-determined, but some relationships feel subtly commodified. On some older episodes of her program, some of the friends participating in the taping seem very tightly managed in their interactions, and some seem basically terrified. Some of the food they’re oohing over is actually cold because of all the fiddling needed to get the production elements sorted. But that’s tv. Her new series are simpler and more focused on her tips and recipes, fewer stilted social tableaux. She mostly features guest chefs, and their footage is interspersed with her own, limiting some social awkwardness. Ina’s ok, really loaded, and more entrepreneurial than cuddly. She knows herself well and knows food media even better. She’s in full command of her content, and it’s good.
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