'And here I thought Ina was my ally, my friend, my MOTHER...'
We are gathered here today to discuss the queen of"good olive oil and vanilla" and the icon of East Hampton: the one-and-onlyWhile many of us are hooked on watching the Barefoot Contessa's Hamptons brunches and following her recipes, some shocking news has recently resurfaced: Ina's preferred method for cutting bagels.on X has over three million views and has generated a lot of mixed reactions.
i think she's onto something bc now you have 4 times the amount of cream cheese with all the new bagel surface areaWell, to all who love the idea of"increased surface area" for cream cheese and other toppings, I found Ina's original bagel"Instead of having a big, thick bagel, I'm cutting it into thirds," she says.
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