Ina Garten

Welcome to the barn.

I live next door, and my commute is on the grass. It's 90 feet.

I live next door, and my commute is on the grass. It's 90 feet.

I love burgundy. Oh, this is gorgeous. Thank you so much.

I love burgundy. Oh, this is gorgeous. Thank you so much.

That's not what I do.

That's not what I do.

Well, it's what I love to do because my whole goal in life is to connect with people I love. And it doesn't happen easily. When you have that connection, you feel like you're taking care of people and they're taking care of you. And God knows we need that.

Well, it's what I love to do because my whole goal in life is to connect with people I love. And it doesn't happen easily. When you have that connection, you feel like you're taking care of people and they're taking care of you. And God knows we need that.

Well, you know, in my memoir I tell the story that my mother was very cold. I think she just wasn't capable of being warm. So I think I never felt connected to her at all. At all? At all. At all.

Well, you know, in my memoir I tell the story that my mother was very cold. I think she just wasn't capable of being warm. So I think I never felt connected to her at all. At all? At all. At all.

I think I was really hungry for that in my life. And so that's what I try and do with my friends. I think entertaining for me is really about bringing people together and making them part of my family.

I think I was really hungry for that in my life. And so that's what I try and do with my friends. I think entertaining for me is really about bringing people together and making them part of my family.

I do. And it was a total disaster. Jeffrey and I had just gotten married. He was in the military. And I decided to have a party for 20 people. Bad idea.

I do. And it was a total disaster. Jeffrey and I had just gotten married. He was in the military. And I decided to have a party for 20 people. Bad idea.

20 people. And they didn't know each other. And for some reason, I decided I was going to make an omelet for everybody. Now, I barely know how to make an omelet now. I mean, I kind of do, but I certainly didn't know how to make an omelet then. And what I know now is you have to make them one at a time. Yeah. So I spent the entire time in the kitchen making omelets.

20 people. And they didn't know each other. And for some reason, I decided I was going to make an omelet for everybody. Now, I barely know how to make an omelet now. I mean, I kind of do, but I certainly didn't know how to make an omelet then. And what I know now is you have to make them one at a time. Yeah. So I spent the entire time in the kitchen making omelets.

So poor Jeffrey was in the living room with 20 people trying to keep the conversation going.

So poor Jeffrey was in the living room with 20 people trying to keep the conversation going.

It was like I was on a cruise ship. I was the chef. And we didn't have a table for 20 people, so there were chairs in the living room that were just in a big circle, and everybody had a plate and an omelet on their lap, but not at the same time.