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It’s the method here that makes the difference: scalding the milk and butter in the pan, and then adding the eggs. They turn out so fluffy and full of air.
Place a small nonstick skillet on a medium to medium high heat burner. Let that heat up while you scramble the eggs in a small bowl.
Check the skillet and when hot, add the butter and milk. Wait about 20-30 seconds or so and the butter and milk mixture will start to simmer. Add the eggs and wait a few seconds without stirring.
Then slowly and gently stir the eggs, around the perimeter of the pan and then the middle, with a rubber spatula. Cook to desired consistency. Add the salt and pepper. Try not to over stir, gently folding the eggs. It’s the scalding of the butter and milk together before adding the eggs that make the noticeable difference here.
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Julie Abelmann on 5.12.2010
This recipe is really delicious. Super easy and fast, and it made my husband addicted to eggs!
Sweetpea Nancy on 4.18.2010
Thanks for sharing this recipe. I made this recipe for brunch this morning and they were a big hit! Who would have thought you could learn something new about making scrambled eggs.
ajane on 3.22.2010
Your so welcome! Glad you enjoyed…:)
Abigaele on 3.22.2010
Just made this – terrific! WHO KNEW! Thanks for sharing.