Recipe no. 2: Scrambled Eggs, it’s all in the Technique
When it comes to scrambled eggs, passions stir and battles rage over the proper technique. Some like eggs loose, wet and well … somewhat mushy. Others believe in eggs that are fluffy but firm. For me, I prefer my eggs well done, though not too dry.
Take for example the technique of the amazing Ina Garten – aka the Barefoot Contessa – as celebrated in this post at Eatocracy. Reading the post will only take a few minutes, mind you properly following the cooking instructions will take near to 30 minutes to create the perfect scrambled eggs … ‘slow and steady wins the race’ indeed!
Now take a look at www.mrbreakfast.com, obviously this cook knows a thing or two about eggs! According to Mr Breakfast, the perfect scrambled eggs lies in the whisking technique, note scientific illustrations below.
Image: Whisking Motion via mrbreakfast.com
Recipes to try:
Roasted Asparagus with Scrambled Eggs
Spaghetti and scrambled eggs
Chorizo and Eggs
Do you have a technique for the perfect scrambled eggs?
