Ina Garten

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688 appearances 6 recordings 4 series first heard Nov 2024 last heard 27 Jan

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Born in New York, she divided her time living with her stepfather and mom, a writer, and her French entrepreneur and philanthropist father. Julia studied theater at Northwestern, where she met her husband, fellow comedian Brad Hall. At just 21, she was discovered by SNL, the youngest member in history.
There, she met Larry David, and three years later, she joined him and Jerry Seinfeld to play the beloved character Elaine in Seinfeld, where she won her first Emmy and went on to win a Golden Globe and five Screen Actors Awards. She won her second Emmy for her hit TV series, The New Adventures of Old Christine, while picking up a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
In 2012, the political satire Veep hit our screens, where she played Vice President Selina Mayer, a role she won six consecutive Emmys for. It's no wonder she has received the coveted Mark Twain Prize for American Humor. Her range also extends to incredible dramatic roles in movies such as Enough Said, You Hurt My Feelings, and Tuesday. She lives in California with her husband, Brad, and two sons.
I have met Juliet virtually on her hugely successful podcast, Wiser Than Me, and I can't wait to meet her in person. She just does it all, doesn't she? She's got comedic roles and dramatic roles and streaming and movies. She's the real deal. She's amazing. Okay, the potatoes are cooked. Nothing like the smell of bacon and potatoes. I'm just gonna put the potatoes on the plate.
And now I'm gonna get the eggs ready. So I've got five eggs. I'm just gonna beat them. Three tablespoons of milk. Lots of salt and pepper. So I'm going to put a little butter on the pan, just let it melt. Okay, eggs go in, just like that. So next I'm going to put the potatoes and bacon in, but I want to mix them up. And then a little bit of chives always looks good.
Add a little onion flavor to it. I mean, that looks pretty good, doesn't it? Okay, I'm just going to put this in the oven, 350 degrees for eight minutes, just until the eggs are set, and I'll be ready when Julie gets here.
How good does that look? It smells just as good. I understand Julia's as big a fan of salt as I am, so I think good French sea salt would be perfect on it. Two plates, and I'm all set for Julia.
You're here! Of course I'm here. Where else would I be? I thought maybe you were punking me. I would never punk you.
Look at this. I'm so happy to see you.
It's a little hostess gift. Oh, I love this. Hostess. Blood orange marmalade. Yes.
Thank you so much. Oh, of course. Oh, I love you. Enjoy. Thank you. I can't wait. Well, I've made you an omelet. Well, finally we did something. With bacon and potato, something nice and light for breakfast.
Oh, this is perfect. No, seriously. Is this a large enough piece? Can I have the big half?
You like salt, right?
Yeah, I mean, just if you want to just pour the salt on the plate, and I'll eat the salt.
I did give you the bigger piece.
Yeah. So what's it like instead of playing a character, actually being yourself on Wiser Than Me? Oh, it's a different ballgame. It's totally different, isn't it?
But also I think it's interesting because you really connect with people.
And you do. You really do. And when you're playing a character, you're not really connecting with an audience. You're playing a character. So I think connecting with people is what we love to do. And it's just really satisfying.
Yeah.
It's Belgian granite.
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