Slo-mo scrambled eggs

Scrambled eggs with onions as the Husband requested

Moist, creamy scrambled eggs are one of the best accompaniments to a hearty breakfast. Though I did not have an evening breakfast meal, The Husband requested me to make some scrambled eggs to go with his chicken pork adobo. So I was excited to try out one of the ways to achieve the perfectly moist, creamy scrambled eggs as recommended by food writing idol Ruth Reichl.

The recipe is fairly simple, but it did require more cooking time versus the regular less-than 5-minute quick cooking gig. Hence, this is not for the impatient cook or the hungry person on the go.

Ingredients:

  • Eggs
  • Butter…lots of it
  • A pinch of salt
  • OPTIONAL: Veggies of choice. I added some red onion.

Step-by-step:

  • Scramble eggs in a bowl and add a pinch of salt. No pepper.
  • Put your burner on the lowest heat possible. Then, pour the scrambled egg mixture in sauce pan.
  • Then as you cook, add little knobs of butter into the eggs and mix some more.
  • Mix, mix, and mix until the eggs are done. Mine took around 15 minutes.

I know I have poor photography skills, but don’t those eggs look nice and moist?

Moist and creamy! Perfect!

If you don’t have 15-30 minutes to spare, I have another trick to guarantee moist, creamy scrambled eggs in under 5-minutes. Why not add a squiggle (or two) of that Japanese Kewpie mayo to the scrambled egg mixture? Let me know how that turns out…

Delirious about delicious,

Didi

 

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  • http://www.allthecalories.com Sheryn

    Looks delicious! It took me a long time to learn that you can’t hurry scrambled eggs. :) I’m hungry right now and for some reason that picture makes me want to wrap those eggs in a pita and eat it like a taco which is weird because I am not one to eat breakfast burrito-type things.
    Do you add pepper later on?

    • Didi

      Hi sheryn! The recipe doesn’t add any pepper. But I think you can if you like :) We added onions just because. Hehehe!

  • http://www.coachrye.com Rye

    Saw this video where the guy placed the pan on the fire then after a few seconds, lift it away from the fire and scramble profusely… then repeat the process over and over. I tried it once and it worked out ok…

    but I still love my eggs as sunny-side-up more than scrambled :p

    • Didi

      There are days when I prefer sunny side up versus scrambled :) Lalo na sa mga silogs. Hehehe!

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