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How To Make Delicious Scrambled Eggs

How To Make Delicious Scrambled Eggs
I made these delicious scrambled eggs this morning. It is a simple and quick recipe which produces great tasting scrambled eggs!

 
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Step 1Ingredients

Ingredients
Here is what you will need to make these delicious eggs.

  • Eggs I made three
  • Salt
  • Pepper
  • Canola Oil Spray
  • Butter
  • Milk
  • Pan
  • Spatula
  • Bowl
  • Fork
  • Knife
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Sep 29, 2011. 9:52 PMTheNetwerk says:
...canola spray *and* Brummel and Brown's version of margarine?

That is A LOT of oil. The canola spray is just spray canola oil and the Brummel and Brown contains soybean oil, palm oil, kernel oil, and more canola oil.

If people were concerned about flavor/texture, one must wonder why they didn't just use some organic unsalted butter..

Aug 6, 2011. 12:28 PMilpug says:
okay, you have inspired me to make an instructable featuring my cast-iron egg making recipe. after it is up, i will post a link and you can make it, and test it against your recipe. Deal?
Aug 6, 2011. 10:04 AMaquafolium says:
yes, the secret is in cooking VERY slowly, like 5 mins. then they are really creamy!
Mar 15, 2008. 5:20 PMKent says:
There is one crucial piece of information missing, I think. The temperature of the pan should be fairly low, about 3 or 4 on a scale of 10. Eggs cooked fast will be tough compared to eggs cooked slowly. I use a small skillet. I do not stir the eggs in the pan. I just put the beaten eggs in the pan and put a lid on to get the steam to cook the top. When they are nearly done I flip them. I can get a little brown on the bottom, and I like the taste. Some people don't. For additives, add a good melting cheese, mozzarella or even a slice of American. I love a chive, chopped finely. (If a bunch is called chives, one must be a chive.) I also add chopped fresh tomatoes and mild peppers in season. I don't mind seeing this here. Maybe this is for the guys in the Hardee's commercials: "Without us, some guys would starve." I just hope they don't reproduce first.
Aug 6, 2011. 8:55 AMnisoe says:
thanks
Jun 16, 2011. 2:30 PMbumsugger says:
They're not scrambled eggs,thats a Spanish omelette!
Mar 15, 2008. 5:23 PMKent says:
I forgot one tip, already mentioned in other comments. Stop just before they look done. They will keep cooking a bit. This is called carryover.
Aug 6, 2011. 8:54 AMnisoe says:
how much milk!??
Jul 21, 2011. 8:37 AMSylverX says:
Yummy! I made them this morning (only used two eggs...for one person who was going after some toast afterwords and who didn't want her mother to be upset) and they turned out GREAT! Thank you for putting this up - it gave me a lot of confidence in making them.
Jul 6, 2011. 3:25 PMcolorex says:
Congratulations on an excellent photo! (the first one)
Jun 16, 2011. 2:26 PMbumsugger says:
Looks Good,but I only thought that it was only us Brits that put milk in our scrambled eggs(during and after WW2) 'cos they were so scarce,over here at least,but now we,I at least,don't ,'cos eggs are much more plentiful.In order to make them more of a meal,add some chopped chives to your taste,and serve them on a couple of rounds of hot buttered toast,yum !
May 25, 2011. 9:21 PMRoflolommo says:
I go with the cook bacon then cook the eggs in the leftover grease from the bacon method.
Mar 4, 2010. 5:56 AMgrindboy says:
Egg-cellent! Thanks.
Dec 29, 2010. 9:42 AMNatNoBrains says:
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Jan 21, 2010. 12:59 PMPeale says:
Here's a hint - don't add your salt until JUST before the eggs are done cooking.  Salt draws out moisture, which you want to keep in your eggs. 
Aug 24, 2010. 1:36 AMlakattack says:
I agree, I was actually going to this step to make the same point. Kudos! I'd add all the seasonings afterward anyway, especially if you're making it for more than one person.
Aug 24, 2010. 2:07 AMPeale says:
Pepper or other herbs I might add halfway through because they lend flavour to the eggs, but salt? Always dead last.
Apr 22, 2010. 1:07 PMhalberdear says:
No cheese, hunks of ham, or bacon?

What kind of scrambled eggs are these!? *recoils in horror*
Aug 5, 2009. 6:47 AMCapnTac says:
This was very good with Colby and Monterrey Jack cheese, onions, and a 'dollop' of sour cream.
Feb 3, 2009. 5:59 AMjiganbopalot says:
Exactly how I make them, minus the Canola Oil, and I'm always receiving requests to make them, which I'm happy to do as I enjoy people's enjoyment. Good post, and yep, good pic too!
Jul 23, 2009. 6:12 PMmason0190 says:
I use: <>2 eggs> <>A Pinch of Parmesan Cheese <>A Tablespoon of salad bacon bits <>A Liiiiiitle bit of garlic powder for some much-needed zing <>Sauted Onions (I sauted them first and put the mixture of eggs and everything else on top.)
Mar 13, 2008. 9:05 PMjohncar says:
Sorry to negative but did I miss something? This the the standard way to make scrambled eggs! Many of the posts here are interesting but this ! Sorry but I cannot see why it was published.
Aug 21, 2008. 1:39 PMlawizeg says:
You'd be surprised. Many people Just live off of junk, and they don't know how to make good food.
Mar 15, 2008. 4:14 PMSappho says:
Not everyone grows up with a parent who teaches them to cook. I had to learn how to make simple things like scrambled eggs on the internet, and this seems like a very nice little instructable on how to do it. Always remember, just because you know how to do something doesn't mean that everyone does! :)
Aug 5, 2009. 6:31 AMCapnTac says:
Yeah, I've been having to teach myself lately.
May 17, 2008. 4:59 AMI Am An Evil Taco says:
Yeah. You're right.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1SM73Qi1BQ

I scramble them in the pan. pre-scrambling them makes them watery and changes the texture. a bit of sour cream and chive is a good idea, as is paprika and sliced green onion.

Simple instructions on this kinda site are great. Fresh mayo, for example. How many people do you know that can make it? blended oil and egg whites, and it saves a purchase at the store. I think this kind of thing is exactly what this site needs.
Oct 6, 2011. 7:35 PMblakemac says:
I was going to say the same thing. I never scramble or season eggs before they are in the pan. gordon ramsey taught me that here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dU_B3QNu_Ks

I've tried the way he does in that vid and it has worked really well for me.
Jan 21, 2010. 1:01 PMPeale says:
Mayo is egg yolk and oil, not egg whites.  :)
Aug 5, 2009. 6:43 AMCapnTac says:
Nothing, don't listen to him. I just used these instructions, and the creation was very good. Thank you for your contribution.
Aug 6, 2008. 9:41 AMFlumpkins says:
What kind of camera do you have? It's one of the best cameras I have ever seen
Aug 21, 2008. 1:38 PMlawizeg says:
Awesome! I really want a Nikon DSLR, but i don't think i'm ready for that awesomeness yet.
Aug 6, 2008. 4:14 PMFlumpkins says:
Cool! Can I have it?
Jul 10, 2008. 11:20 AMcrazyboy246 says:
add soy sauce after mm mm..
May 20, 2008. 5:53 PMYerboogieman says:
you should spray the pan outside so you dont have to clean the oil off the walls
Apr 11, 2008. 6:44 AMshadesofsisyphus says:
If you put in about a tablespoon of sugar for 3-4 eggs it really sets these off. They dont taste super sweet, but they do taste better.
Apr 2, 2008. 11:11 AMaboatman says:
V8 or V8 hot and spicy or snappy tom. About a third of a can.
Apr 2, 2008. 10:12 AMPoppa Chubby says:
Nice job on a basic technique. On the milk/water debate- The solids in milk combine well with the eggs, but the whey does not. Not usually a problem if you only use a little, but I find that water (1 tsp/egg) actually makes the eggs fluffier. I agree with the others that you can add ALL KINDS of things to this basic recipe. I prefer using a hotter pan, and keeping the eggs moving.
Mar 14, 2008. 3:17 AMRayMit says:
I do something similar with a little extra added....chopped pre-fried bacon, some grated cheese.....try it.
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