Ina-Garten

Ina Garden is an American cookbook author who has been awarded Emmy award. Ina Garden hosts the oldest Food Network show, Barefoot Contessa. It premiered in 2002. It is scheduled to air for another 27 seasons. Ina started her career as a writer at the White House, writing the nuclear energy budget and policy documents. The first time she was able to find her profession interesting and stimulating after which she resigned and bought a small food specialty store named Barefoot Contessa. After 18 years of making her business a massive success, she sold it, and then began writing her first novel. The other cookbooks came out, as magazines too. At the same time, the Food Network television show too began its run and was an instant hit. Her products range from items for cooking in the kitchen to storage containers. Ina never went to a cookery school nor did she worked in the restaurant industry. Ina is totally self-taught. Her name is ascribed to her simple approach to cooking, and her effortless approach to entertainment. Her most famous dishes are Lemon chicken that is skillet-roasted in Beatty's Chocolate Cake Mac & Cheese Beef Bouguignon, the Balsamic Roasted Brussels Sprouts, and Lemon Bars.