Claims extracted
23
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
9%
2 of 23 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
not political
takes no side on a contested political question
Publisher signals
67/100
Fox News's corrections and
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Outlets on this story
1
Entertainment
Same framing elsewhere
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articles that frame the event the way this one does
Gordon Ramsay and Bobby Flay swear by adding a bit of crème fraîche to their scrambled eggs.
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Ramsay → swear → eggs
Alton Brown's unconventional approach calls for mayonnaise and extra egg yolks.
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approach → call → mayonnaise
Ina Garten, however, puts her own Italian-inspired spin on the breakfast favorite.
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Garten → put → favorite
The key to perfect scrambled eggs is ricotta cheese, the "Barefoot Contessa" star recently told the Wall Street Journal.
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star → scramble → Journal
"How you cook the eggs makes such a difference, too," Garten said.
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Garten → cook → difference
"If you cook them at a very low heat and add ricotta to give it creaminess and a little texture, it’s just a whole other thing."
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it → cook → creaminess
She added, "It’s like a custard rather than scrambled eggs."
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It → add → eggs
Garten also recommends adding any herbs that you have on hand.
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you → recommend → hand
"I put chives in it," she said.
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she → put → it
Her method has one thing in common with Ramsay’s approach: Both chefs rely on gentle cooking to keep the eggs soft.
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chefs → have → eggs
Ramsay adds the crème fraîche cold at the end to stop the cooking and bring richness to the dish.
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Ramsay → add → dish
Garten instead folds ricotta into the eggs as they cook, leaving some small curds visible, according to the Journal.
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they → fold → Journal
Her recipe, adapted from her cookbook "Simply Ina," serves four and calls for eggs, milk, butter, olive oil and ricotta.
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recipe → adapt → eggs
She heats the butter and olive oil over medium-low and lets the eggs, which are whisked with milk, salt and pepper, set briefly at the edges before stirring constantly until they’re soft and custardy.
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they → heat → edges
Garten suggests serving the eggs on buttered toast, with chives, Parmesan and red pepper flakes.
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Garten → suggest → chives
She also shared other simple tips to elevate everyday dishes beyond breakfast.
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She → share → breakfast
For last-minute appetizers, she makes an "emergency blue-cheese dip" with blue cheese and mayonnaise, then serves it with whatever vegetables she has in the fridge.
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she → make → fridge
Potato chips, olives, salami and cucumber slices also make her list of easy, go-to snacks.
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chips → make → snacks
For dessert, Garten told the Journal, she’ll buy a cheesecake from a good bakery and make a quick raspberry sauce to serve with it.
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she → tell → it
"Nobody will ever know," she said.
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she → know → ?
"You’re relaxed.
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You → ’re → ?
Everybody has a good time."
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Everybody → have → time
Garten shares more of her food and entertaining advice on her new video podcast, "Happy Hour With Ina Garten," which she films in her Manhattan apartment.
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she → share → apartment
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