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Homes & Gardens
Megan Slack

Ina Garten uses a French-inspired rolling pin for perfect dough – the handle-less design will change how you bake (for under $10)

Ina Garten.

Few figures have done more to upgrade our culinary habits than Ina Garten. From her iconic East Hampton kitchen, The Barefoot Contessa has taught us a balanced and joyful way of life through food and hospitality, starting with her kitchen essentials.

Here at Homes & Gardens, we spend our pastimes watching archival Barefoot Contessa clips and catching up on interviews with Ina. However, it was only recently that we discovered her book (Barefoot Contessa: How Easy Is That?) where she shared an insight into the rolling pin that deserves a place on her countertops.

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