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Everyday Recipes You'll Make Over and Over Again
by Ina Garten
Throughout the years that she has lived and worked in East Hampton, Ina Garten has catered and attended countless parties and dinners. She will be the first to tell you, though, that nothing beats a cozy dinner, surrounded by the people you love most, in the comfort that only your own home can provide. In Barefoot Contessa at Home, Ina shares her life in East Hampton, the recipes she loves, and her secrets to making guests feel welcome and comfortable.
"If not always inventive, these recipes... should be reliable for seasoned but time-pressed or ambitious but inexperienced cooks." - PW.
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