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INA GARTEN (Author, 'How Easy Is That: Fabulous Recipes and Easy Tips'): Well, I'm thrilled to be with you. Her latest cookbook is 'How Easy Is That: Fabulous Recipes and Easy Tips,' and she's with us today from member station WLIU in Southampton, New York, and it's nice to have you with us today. Ina Garten hosts the Food Networks' 'Barefoot Contessa' show. Email us, You can also join the conversation on our website.

What's the cooking problem you're trying to solve? 80 is the phone number. So this is your chance to pick the Barefoot Contessa's brain. Later in the hour, a social scientist on how the climate change debates ossified into mutually exclusive frames. Her new cookbook is called 'How Easy Is That.' She joins us in a moment. So who better to navigate these tricky, cranberry-scented waters than the Barefoot Contessa - Ina Garten, who has dedicated her store, her cookbooks and her Food Network show to making it easier. The fact is, entertaining is not easy, and the Thanksgiving feast may be the hardest meal of the year. Im Neal Conan in Washington.įor most of us, Thanksgiving is the most stress-free of holidays, when we gather in our reindeer sweaters, maybe watch a little football and stuff ourselves silly, except of course for the cook, who in between cooking a 17-pound turkey and arranging flowers over the in-laws' heirloom china can be overwhelmed and maybe even terrified. Plus, there is forest all around, there is always fresh air, the birds sing, therefore I enjoy working here.This is TALK OF THE NATION. I sit at the computer half a day, and build something the other half the day.' MARIA WITH TABLET (SOUNDBITE) (Russian) MOSCOW RESIDENT AND MANAGER, SERGEI VINOGRADOV, SAYING: 'In this regard, I am lucky that I can work in the fresh air.

Well, what to do there? Everything we need is here, we have everything here, everything is fine here, but there we would have lived as if in an ant hill.' VARIOUS OF ALENA VINOGRADOVA JUMPING ON TRAMPOLINE VARIOUS OF MOSCOW RESIDENT AND MANAGER, SERGEI VINOGRADOV, SITTING IN ROCKING CHAIR WITH DAUGHTER, MARIA MARIA WITH TABLET (SOUNDBITE) (Russian) MOSCOW RESIDENT AND MANAGER, SERGEI VINOGRADOV, SAYING: 'This month I built the greenhouse that you just saw and one room in the house.

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We grow more vegetables.' VARIOUS OF PATCH (SOUNDBITE) (Russian) MOSCOW RESIDENT, COPYRIGHTER, NATALYA VINOGRADOVA, SAYING: 'We do not want to return at all, there's nothing to do there. I understood that this move was a salvation for us.' PLANT (SOUNDBITE) (Russian) MOSCOW RESIDENT, COPYRIGHTER, NATALYA VINOGRADOVA, SAYING: 'Since the situation is complicated, it is not clear what will happen next and the situation with our jobs is not easy, of course, we started to grow more plants, we had two greenhouses and now we have three of them. But we took a chance, brought our children, seedlings, a dog, and arrived here.' PLANT GROWING IN GREENHOUSE (SOUNDBITE) (Russian) MOSCOW RESIDENT, COPYRIGHTER, NATALYA VINOGRADOVA, SAYING: 'I insisted on moving here as soon as possible, I started telling my spouse - 'You don't understand, I've been preparing for this apocalypse my whole life, I knew on some subconscious level that it will be so', and in general I believe that gardeners will save the world, we will feed everyone, we have seeds and we will be able to help everyone. There were lots of reasons (for moving to dacha), we weren't stopped by the fact that it is cold here, our house is not insulated, the conditions here are common for the village - there is an outdoor toilet and water in the well.

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It is very difficult to stay in a two-room apartment all the time, plus we have a dog which we walk, so there are many risks of catching the infection. They are pullets, we keep them for eggs only, we have 5-6 eggs every day now.' VINOGRADOVA HOLDING HEN VARIOUS OF CHICKEN (SOUNDBITE) (Russian) MOSCOW RESIDENT, COPYRIGHTER, NATALYA VINOGRADOVA, SAYING: 'When the self-isolation was ordered, it became clear that we could no longer stay (in the city). HOLDING HEN, SAYING (Russian): 'YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL, OF COURSE, YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL.' HEN (SOUNDBITE) (Russian) MOSCOW RESIDENT, COPYRIGHTER, NATALYA VINOGRADOVA, SAYING: 'We arrived on April 7, and we got the girls (chicken) around April 12. MOSCOW REGION, RUSSIA (MAY 19, 2020) (REUTERS) CHICKEN IN HENHOUSE MOSCOW RESIDENT, COPYRIGHTER, NATALYA VINOGRADOVA CLOSING HENHOUSE DOOR NATALYA'S DAUGHTER, ALENA VINOGRADOVA PICKING HEN UP, TAKING IT TO HENHOUSE CHICKEN NATALYA VINOGRADOVA SHOWING EGGS EGGS IN BOX VINOGRADOVA