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Ina Garten

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983 total appearances

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The New Yorker Radio Hour
The Art of Cooking with Ina Garten

Go ahead. Do you know what I believe? I think we should eat real food. And if it's delicious, it's worth cooking for. My favorite expression is, if you eat a low-fat diet, it's not that you live longer. It just seems longer.

The New Yorker Radio Hour
The Art of Cooking with Ina Garten

Exactly. That's really daunting. You know what I would do is I'd make potato latkes. I think that would be great.

The New Yorker Radio Hour
The Art of Cooking with Ina Garten

Exactly. That's really daunting. You know what I would do is I'd make potato latkes. I think that would be great.

The New Yorker Radio Hour
The Art of Cooking with Ina Garten

Exactly. That's really daunting. You know what I would do is I'd make potato latkes. I think that would be great.

The New Yorker Radio Hour
The Art of Cooking with Ina Garten

I do. And what you can do is you can prepare them in advance, put them on a sheet pan and reheat them in the oven, warm them in the oven.

The New Yorker Radio Hour
The Art of Cooking with Ina Garten

I do. And what you can do is you can prepare them in advance, put them on a sheet pan and reheat them in the oven, warm them in the oven.

The New Yorker Radio Hour
The Art of Cooking with Ina Garten

I do. And what you can do is you can prepare them in advance, put them on a sheet pan and reheat them in the oven, warm them in the oven.

The New Yorker Radio Hour
The Art of Cooking with Ina Garten

Okay, I really don't know the answer to this, and I will say that I also wonder whether a bay leaf makes a difference. And there are a couple of things that I use bay leaves in, and I've always wanted to make them without the bay leaves to see if it made a difference, and I never have. So I'm not sure.

The New Yorker Radio Hour
The Art of Cooking with Ina Garten

Okay, I really don't know the answer to this, and I will say that I also wonder whether a bay leaf makes a difference. And there are a couple of things that I use bay leaves in, and I've always wanted to make them without the bay leaves to see if it made a difference, and I never have. So I'm not sure.

The New Yorker Radio Hour
The Art of Cooking with Ina Garten

Okay, I really don't know the answer to this, and I will say that I also wonder whether a bay leaf makes a difference. And there are a couple of things that I use bay leaves in, and I've always wanted to make them without the bay leaves to see if it made a difference, and I never have. So I'm not sure.

The New Yorker Radio Hour
The Art of Cooking with Ina Garten

You know, what's really great is roast pork loins because they're very small and you can marinate them and roast them really simply. Serve them with like a potato and apple and fennel puree and some shaved Brussels sprouts. It'd be a great holiday meal. And it's not like cooking a whole ham.

The New Yorker Radio Hour
The Art of Cooking with Ina Garten

You know, what's really great is roast pork loins because they're very small and you can marinate them and roast them really simply. Serve them with like a potato and apple and fennel puree and some shaved Brussels sprouts. It'd be a great holiday meal. And it's not like cooking a whole ham.

The New Yorker Radio Hour
The Art of Cooking with Ina Garten

You know, what's really great is roast pork loins because they're very small and you can marinate them and roast them really simply. Serve them with like a potato and apple and fennel puree and some shaved Brussels sprouts. It'd be a great holiday meal. And it's not like cooking a whole ham.

The New Yorker Radio Hour
The Art of Cooking with Ina Garten

I happen to know.

The New Yorker Radio Hour
The Art of Cooking with Ina Garten

I happen to know.

The New Yorker Radio Hour
The Art of Cooking with Ina Garten

I happen to know.

The New Yorker Radio Hour
The Art of Cooking with Ina Garten

What happened was, and I actually started this at the store in the 80s. I started roasting Brussels sprouts instead of boiling them. And they were so good because they're like crispy and they're more like French fries. They're fantastic. So then I started, thought, well, if you can roast Brussels sprouts, maybe you can roast butternut squash. So we started roasting butternut squash. And

The New Yorker Radio Hour
The Art of Cooking with Ina Garten

What happened was, and I actually started this at the store in the 80s. I started roasting Brussels sprouts instead of boiling them. And they were so good because they're like crispy and they're more like French fries. They're fantastic. So then I started, thought, well, if you can roast Brussels sprouts, maybe you can roast butternut squash. So we started roasting butternut squash. And

The New Yorker Radio Hour
The Art of Cooking with Ina Garten

What happened was, and I actually started this at the store in the 80s. I started roasting Brussels sprouts instead of boiling them. And they were so good because they're like crispy and they're more like French fries. They're fantastic. So then I started, thought, well, if you can roast Brussels sprouts, maybe you can roast butternut squash. So we started roasting butternut squash. And

The New Yorker Radio Hour
The Art of Cooking with Ina Garten

String beans. I mean, we roasted everything. And the best part is it's the easiest thing in the world. You put whatever vegetable it is on a sheet pan, olive oil, salt and pepper, and into the oven.