Brilliant move Today to bring Ina along. She’s genuine and her insight into Paris food makes me want to return and go to all the places she’s shown you.
Dining in style like that is true art de vivre when everything else falls into place-good company, an urban vibe and a luxurious French garden. Profite-en bien!
I love Ina. I have several of her cookbooks and I love how she focuses on simple recipes that highlight ingredients. I remember the last time I was in Paris I bought white peaches and cantaloupe from a local market and was blown away by the quality.
@@bonnieralston1706 You don’t highlight every single ingredient in the recipe. Not every recipe is gazpacho. You pick and choose what to highlight depending on the dish.
It’s the quality of the ingredients too. In France, you can get a simple « jambon-beurre » sandwich. It’s three ingredients: slices of ham in a baguette with butter. It might sound too simple. But when you consider it’s a quality, crunchy baguette, with a very good ham and butter from the Normandy region of France (the very best butter you will ever taste!), it is on a whole other level. It’s those little details that make a big difference.
As an USian this was my precise experience. Their jambon beurre is a revelation and like chasing the dragon here anywhere in the states to find an equivalent.
I agree this simple sandwich in France is beyond delicious. As a Canadian, I like to vacation in the USA. I enjoy the friendly people and the diversity of the geography. But I have to say that American food is rather sad. Everything is over processed, and much of it has too much salt and/or sugar. Sometimes it is a challenge to find a decent meal that doesn't include deep fried food. And the bread in the USA is the world's worst. Much could be learned from the French, or other Europeans.
@@bonnieralston1706, tout à fait, I’m from Québec and had the chance to go to Paris when my sister worked there for several years. A good jambon-beurre is amazing.
Ina is a treasure. I have family in Paris and also did business there and went to that market on Boulevard Raspail many times over the years. Who knows I may have seen her there. I did see Catherine Deneuve there and around the neighborhood. I hope you show the visit to Poilane it’s just around the corner on rue be Cherche Midi.
These are the kind of features they should be doing during the broadcast instead of those inane interviews and rehashes of celebrities promoting their own projects. We want to see Paris!
Speaking as a European (Irish), this is the version of American that we love: friendly, open minded, willing to learn a few words of a language other than English, embracing a different culture. The Orange One revealed a very different America exists, but this is the one we like.
In principle I agree with you, but I’m not sure they expanded their knowledge of French very much . Had someone said “Je voudrais deux croissants et un pot de confiture de fraise s’il vous plaît”, I’d have been impressed. :-)
Of all the cookbook authors I have read - and thats quite a few - Ina's recipes are the best and they really come out as intended. Everything in the book is a hit.
I grew up in Lausanne Switzerland and I just remember so many smells of all the wonderful we used to eat!! I go into a boulangerie and I am still transported back in time 😊!! Sitting in a park having a picnic with my Gran Gran, Granmere, and my Maman!! So magical 💓
When you eat in Europe, be it Paris, or elsewhere, the food is beyond delicious. Freshness is very important and they don't have a lot of additives and preservatives. It makes what we eat in North America seem very inferior.
I had gone to a French bakery here in the US. I enjoyed the pastry. It tasted just as you said. Delicious without the additives and preservatives. I remember still all these years later.
Lol, Ina is gonna always tell a story about her and Jeffrey!! 😂😂 I watched her show and followed her steak dinner recipe and my husband stated it was the best steak he has ever had. Yum. It was delicious ❤❤ I also started an herb garden because of Ina😊😅
Thanks to her I did Borough Market in London! Will always return! One day Paris is on the bucket list! Sounds a Foodie’s Paradise! The fun part is the cooked food to take home with a bottle of vino! 😊 So true about as Americans only working underpaid, over worked, hard to get PTO ( fight tooth and nail ) which other foreign Co.’s in the fashion trade; I worked and remember being asked at the beginning of the year when you want to take your vac! Now that is humane!
I've been to that market several times. It is a great little market. I hit as many different markets and types of markets as I can when I'm in Paris. I haven't been for awhile now. I really miss it. I wish the US had markets like that other than just on a Saturday or Sunday, depending on where you live. There are markets every day in Paris and it's so great to shop that way. The thing is, Parisians and most other Europeans so not have the big refrigerators and freezers that we do so daily shopping or close to daily shopping is what they do.
For me, nothing is better than French cuisine.. From lowly street foods, TOTAL gas station food all the way to Michelin 3 star establishments.. They know how to enjoy life... We can learn a thing of two about enjoying life.
Ina is a treasure and I have a number of her cookbooks. But, she is very wealthy(she earned it) and what she makes look effortless in Paris is in fact out of reach for most.
Omg i use to go to the same market every week. And started my shopping with the potato pancake. While shop. I miss my neighbour there so much. It was great living just 2 min walking distance from there
French people are slim. They do plenty of walking, but they also eat properly. In the USA portions are huge, especially in restaurants. Americans eat so much deep fried food. They also consume large amounts of sugar, especially soda drinks. If you eat less and move more, then you stay slim.
The street markets in Paris are awesome. I had a great one in my neighborhood. It is not entirely a 'farmer's market.' There are people who are selling cheaper industrially raised food bought from distributors, not farmers. So, you do have to ask.
@@aar498 You can't buy wonderful produce in the US. Even in Florida that has a long growing season with plenty of sunshine, the produce is out and out awful. The supermarket stuff is old and stale and finding a farmer's market is a real challenge.
Here's a very quick and short list of French words my family uses all the time, off the top of my head: Perfume, Omlette, Pettite, Banquette, Bouquett, Boufette, Grocery, and Exit.
Brilliant move Today to bring Ina along. She’s genuine and her insight into Paris food makes me want to return and go to all the places she’s shown you.
She should have catered for the US athletes. They have been complaining about French food the whole tme😂
So happy and proud to see that you guys on the "Today Show" are taking the time to discover and enjoy our culture. Bon séjour. 🇫🇷❤️🇺🇲
Always love Ina. She is joyful, inclusive, intelligent and respectful. She celebrates cultural differences!
She makes it so fun to enjoy food and celebrate life!
Awh, cute pictures of Ina & Jeffrey 50 years ago
Wow, they were such a good looking couple...still are!
Dining in style like that is true art de vivre when everything else falls into place-good company, an urban vibe and a luxurious French garden. Profite-en bien!
she lives in a perfect part of Paris, LUCKY
What neighbourhood is this please ?
@@Leo-bl5ix 6th arrondissement of Paris
I love Ina. I have several of her cookbooks and I love how she focuses on simple recipes that highlight ingredients. I remember the last time I was in Paris I bought white peaches and cantaloupe from a local market and was blown away by the quality.
Don't all recipes highlight ingredients? I mean, how can you make anything without using ingredients.
@@bonnieralston1706 You don’t highlight every single ingredient in the recipe. Not every recipe is gazpacho. You pick and choose what to highlight depending on the dish.
Wonderful watching Ina and her picnic. She is so wonderful. Best show ever with her. Can't wait to get her next book. Thank you so much much.
Qui! J’aime, Paris! Thank you, good people of TODAY, for sharing the remarkable gem of Ina Garten and her culinary gifts!
I LOVE INA GARTEN SO MUCH ❤❤❤❤
Love the Today Team and adore Ina!!!!! Picnic in the park in Paris, does it get any better than that!!
What a Life she has.😊
Ina is a beautiful triumph of a woman. Inspiring, loveable, masterful and warm. I have learned so much from her!
Love INA❤The best
How fun! I'd love to see Ina's apartment!
Now This is what we want to see. Finally True Journalism
this story made me smile
It’s the quality of the ingredients too. In France, you can get a simple « jambon-beurre » sandwich. It’s three ingredients: slices of ham in a baguette with butter. It might sound too simple. But when you consider it’s a quality, crunchy baguette, with a very good ham and butter from the Normandy region of France (the very best butter you will ever taste!), it is on a whole other level. It’s those little details that make a big difference.
As an USian this was my precise experience. Their jambon beurre is a revelation and like chasing the dragon here anywhere in the states to find an equivalent.
... from the Normandy region of France (the very best butter you will ever taste!)
Bretagne: Excuse me !
I agree this simple sandwich in France is beyond delicious. As a Canadian, I like to vacation in the USA. I enjoy the friendly people and the diversity of the geography. But I have to say that American food is rather sad. Everything is over processed, and much of it has too much salt and/or sugar. Sometimes it is a challenge to find a decent meal that doesn't include deep fried food. And the bread in the USA is the world's worst. Much could be learned from the French, or other Europeans.
@@da96103, well, there is some debate. Il y en qui adore le beurre de Bretagne, d’autres, celui de la Normandie!
@@bonnieralston1706, tout à fait, I’m from Québec and had the chance to go to Paris when my sister worked there for several years. A good jambon-beurre is amazing.
Ina is a treasure. I have family in Paris and also did business there and went to that market on Boulevard Raspail many times over the years. Who knows I may have seen her there. I did see Catherine Deneuve there and around the neighborhood. I hope you show the visit to
Poilane it’s just around the corner on rue be Cherche Midi.
These are the kind of features they should be doing during the broadcast instead of those inane interviews and rehashes of celebrities promoting their own projects. We want to see Paris!
Speaking as a European (Irish), this is the version of American that we love: friendly, open minded, willing to learn a few words of a language other than English, embracing a different culture.
The Orange One revealed a very different America exists, but this is the one we like.
Please do not judge us by The Orange One.
@@TinkerTailor4303 Show us in November 👍
@@TinkerTailor4303 Please don't judge us by the corrupt fool currently in the White House.
FJB!!!
In principle I agree with you, but I’m not sure they expanded their knowledge of French very much . Had someone said “Je voudrais deux croissants et un pot de confiture de fraise s’il vous plaît”, I’d have been impressed. :-)
Love Ina!!! She inspired my chef career ❤
She did? That is so cool! I love her, too. She is an amazing trailblazer.
Al is still around wow amazing !
I freaking love Ina Garten
Of all the cookbook authors I have read - and thats quite a few - Ina's recipes are the best and they really come out as intended. Everything in the book is a hit.
I just love Ina!
Omg I’ve been watching Ina since I was 12 years old and obsessed with the food network she’s amazing and her voice is so soothing
Everyone is so cute on this show. I also remember when Al led the team on a walk during winter and he had a bullhorn.
Omg your so lucky to be Paris with Ina ❤🎉
I grew up in Lausanne Switzerland and I just remember so many smells of all the wonderful we used to eat!! I go into a boulangerie and I am still transported back in time 😊!! Sitting in a park having a picnic with my Gran Gran, Granmere, and my Maman!! So magical 💓
How lucky you are!
I lived vicariously through this moment, I will relive it IRL! 🤞🏾
Magnifique!
Oh Ina, we love you!!!! Thank you for sharing Paris w us!!!!
I forgot to stop smiling long after the video ended...this was refreshingly enjoyable🎉❤
When you eat in Europe, be it Paris, or elsewhere, the food is beyond delicious. Freshness is very important and they don't have a lot of additives and preservatives. It makes what we eat in North America seem very inferior.
I had gone to a French bakery here in the US. I enjoyed the pastry. It tasted just as you said. Delicious without the additives and preservatives. I remember still all these years later.
Love her ❤
Lol, Ina is gonna always tell a story about her and Jeffrey!! 😂😂 I watched her show and followed her steak dinner recipe and my husband stated it was the best steak he has ever had. Yum. It was delicious ❤❤ I also started an herb garden because of Ina😊😅
Lovely
From Trinidad🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹
One of my FAV chefs ❤
People think having money is about homes and cars. In actuality, it’s wonderful friends, purposeful travel, and experience.
The food they all picked look delicious and wonderful! Oh my goodness! I would love to do that.
Who doesn’t love Ina?? So sweet and genuine 💗
@lastinghappiness3977 She's not my cup of tea.
She seems fake and superficial to me.
So perfect. Here’s to a beautiful life🥂
Awesome video, thank you so very much !!
Oh wow I love this and I just adore Ina
Love her shows!!!
I love Ina
You should have Beth Le Manach on Today Show.. so informative , fun, with awesome French speaking and cooking 💕💯
I can’t wait to visit Paris again so I can visit this market!
I just love Ina
I love the TODAY hosts ❤
So fun! Being there is amazing-if you are able to get to Paris, you have to go ❤
Ina is brilliant 🙏🏻♥️
Can't wait to read the memior! I've been looking forward to it!
Everything looks delicious😋
Ina inspired me 25 years ago to follow my passion and open a food business, Successfully. ❤❤
The guys are too cute 😊
Thanks to her I did Borough Market in London! Will always return!
One day Paris is on the bucket list! Sounds a Foodie’s Paradise!
The fun part is the cooked food to take home with a bottle of vino! 😊
So true about as Americans only working underpaid, over worked, hard to get PTO ( fight tooth and nail ) which other foreign Co.’s in the fashion trade; I worked and remember being asked at the beginning of the year when you want to take your vac! Now that is humane!
Love her just one of my favorite cooks😂❤👏👏👏👏💯💯💯‼️‼️‼️❤️🩹❤️🩹
I've been to that market several times. It is a great little market. I hit as many different markets and types of markets as I can when I'm in Paris. I haven't been for awhile now. I really miss it. I wish the US had markets like that other than just on a Saturday or Sunday, depending on where you live. There are markets every day in Paris and it's so great to shop that way. The thing is, Parisians and most other Europeans so not have the big refrigerators and freezers that we do so daily shopping or close to daily shopping is what they do.
Love Ina...
I miss Paris so much!
I live in SW France and love my fresh markets. I have a similar basket that I use for my shopping…but it doesn’t have a Today show logo. 😉
Love her chocolate cake , made with coffee. 😍
For me, nothing is better than French cuisine.. From lowly street foods, TOTAL gas station food all the way to Michelin 3 star establishments.. They know how to enjoy life... We can learn a thing of two about enjoying life.
I love this!
I’m here for any Ina garten content
Loving this!❤
I am so jealous. I will have to close my eyes and dream I am in Paris with them. 🇫🇷🍷🥖❤😇🙏
This is the perfect combo! Learning about Ina's love for cooking in Paris AND getting hyped for the Olympics?
Love your *yutulu* handbag collection and your voice is amazing
What a dream ❤️❤️❤️
Oh Paris, how I love, love you….❤❤❤❤❤
AWESOMENESS 🎉
Ina is a treasure and I have a number of her cookbooks. But, she is very wealthy(she earned it) and what she makes look effortless in Paris is in fact out of reach for most.
Awesome I would like a Parisian shopping basket 😢.
Welcome in France !
Lovely
When we visit Paris again, we will go to a farmer's market and buy food, sit down, and relish the flavors and relax.
Omg i use to go to the same market every week. And started my shopping with the potato pancake. While shop. I miss my neighbour there so much. It was great living just 2 min walking distance from there
Wonderful 😍👍🇹🇹
French women are all slim.
All the walking! Much more active in Europe!
French people are slim. They do plenty of walking, but they also eat properly. In the USA portions are huge, especially in restaurants. Americans eat so much deep fried food. They also consume large amounts of sugar, especially soda drinks. If you eat less and move more, then you stay slim.
C'est très Magnifique!❤😊😊😊
Made me wish I could go there.
The irony is they were technically at work.
The street markets in Paris are awesome. I had a great one in my neighborhood. It is not entirely a 'farmer's market.' There are people who are selling cheaper industrially raised food bought from distributors, not farmers. So, you do have to ask.
I want a picnic in Paris
I saw you Savanah! You took half a bite of a grape. Such a robust French meal….
Its time for Jeffrey to have his own show
Where can we purchase those market baskets!?
On Amazan I am sure. The real question is where can you buy that wonderful produce in the US?
@@aar498 You can't buy wonderful produce in the US. Even in Florida that has a long growing season with plenty of sunshine, the produce is out and out awful. The supermarket stuff is old and stale and finding a farmer's market is a real challenge.
Which market in Paris? I would love to know. Thank you for sharing.
Love Ina, can you find out where she gets he shirts, love them and her!!
Here's a very quick and short list of French words my family uses all the time, off the top of my head: Perfume, Omlette, Pettite, Banquette, Bouquett, Boufette, Grocery, and Exit.
So cool that they like this Parisian market but quite sand that they have never seen fresh fruits before...
You never said "I want those"!!!!😮 it's "may I have some of some of those" 😂(I want never gets)😅
Unmistakably American...
The fruit looks so fresh.
What is the name of the market.
You can only relax if you have money tho. 🤷♀I still love you ina.
what was the name of the park?