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boilsover

boilsover

25 minutes ago, CookTek said:

1TB of oil in the pan till smoking.  Swirl it around.  Turn off heat.  Throw in say 2 beaten eggs, and actively but smoothly stir the eggs, letting "liquid eggs" flow under the barely cooked eggs. 

 

This is really just a broken French omelet.  In fact, if you use the "jerk" technique, you can fill them just like an unbroken omelet, too.

IMO, the low-and-stir prep can be very, very good,; it's just different. 

 

I'm totally ecumenical when it comes to scrambled eggs.  Heck, I sometimes even like to cook them by breaking the eggs straight into the hot pan and stirring/scraping minimally, so they stay a little streaky.

 

Anyone here do eggs scrambled in their shells?

 

boilsover

boilsover

15 minutes ago, CookTek said:

1TB of oil in the pan till smoking.  Swirl it around.  Turn off heat.  Throw in say 2 beaten eggs, and actively but smoothly stir the eggs, letting "liquid eggs" flow under the barely cooked eggs. 

 

This is really just a broken French omelet.  In fact, if you use the "jerk" technique, you can fill them just like an unbroken omelet, too.

IMO, the low-and-stir prep can be very, very good,; it's just different. 

 

I'm totally ecumenical when it comes to scrambled eggs.  Heck, I sometimes even like to cook them by breaking the eggs straight into the hot pan and stirring/scraping minimally, so they stay a little streaky...

 

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