- MsPanda
- 8 years ago
- Wedding: August 2013
I didnt know anyone added water to eggs…
I always use milk and wisk then pour in a hot pan!
I didnt know anyone added water to eggs…
I always use milk and wisk then pour in a hot pan!
I make amazing eggs! I will only eat scrambled eggs, so I’ve perfected my recipe.
Crack eggs into a bowl. Add in a little bit of milk (depends on how many eggs you’re doing, but don’t put in too much), salt, pepper, and paprika. Break the yolks and whisk everything together until combined. Meanwhile, melt some butter on medium heat in a pan. When melted, spread over the bottom and then pour in your eggs. I use a spoonula to move them around (it gets the contours of the pan), flipping sections of them when they’re cooked on one side, then breaking up the bigger chunks towards the end.
On a side note, did you know that the “proper” way of making scambled eggs is in a saucepan? :O
if you want REALLY fluffy eggs try seperating them and whipping the egg whites alone until they form soft peaks, then fold in the allready broken yolks and place in a hot greased pan. That is how resturants get the 2 or 3 inch thick omlets
I would have never thought to use water. I always use Milk and they come out yummy. When DH makes eggs he doesn’t use anything and they aren’t as good.
I make eggs every morning for breakfast and I only add pepper and fajita seasoning (my husband thinks he can’t live without it). I just whisk them with a fork and add them to the pan that already has onion, green pepper, and chunks of hot dog (a Haitian thing) sizzling in butter. I let them cook until the underside is solid, flip them all at once to cook the other side and then we eat our eggs on bread. Sometimes with cheese and sometimes not.
I guess that’s the long answer for “neither.”
My mom wlays used milk 🙂 I think more milk you use the more fluffy they are. Not 100% sure but I accidentally put in to much milk once and it seemed pretty fluffy.
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