Cook the pancetta, stirring, until it becomes crisp and bronzed. If you're using regular olive oil rather than garlic-infused oil, mince or grate in your garlic clove now, and cook for a scant minute, ...

Add the spinach and let that wilt down for another minute. Turn the heat off, then add the peas (if frozen, leave them to thaw in the residual heat of the pan). Transfer that mixture, adding ...

This dish tastes decadent, but it is simple to throw together. Feel free to substitute regular bacon for pancetta, and frozen peas are absolutely fine, if not easier — no shelling required there. 1.

The family don't even have a TV. And, for their trip to the beachside playground, Elliott was barefoot – because Kiera, 39, is a great believer that going without shoes and socks helps to ...

Queen Camilla has ditched her shoes and gone barefoot after a long day of meeting fans across Sydney. Thousands of royal fans packed the Sydney Opera House forecourt on Tuesday to catch a glimpse ...

Royal fans were seen waving Australian flags, as they eagerly await for royal couple to descend on the iconic building. At one point the King mouthed the word “magnificent” to the Queen.

Garten later penned a column for Martha Stewart Living and secured her first book deal with Stewart's help after bringing a publisher to her specialty food store, The Barefoot Contessa.

whole green peas, and pearl barley. This is obviously not a quick and easy version of pasta e fagioli where you are popping open cans of beans. It takes some prep. The Barefoot Contessa soaks the 16 ...

Thanks to the Barefoot Contessa, Ina Garten, there is such a thing as "light ... Garten blanches thinly sliced snow peas, shelled fresh peas, and asparagus, then uses the reserved pasta water to make ...