How to Scramble Eggs
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How to Scramble Eggs
Hello! Someone told me that you need to know how to scramble eggs! You are in the right place!
Eggs-- one of the first things we learn to cook! Scrambling eggs is fast, it's easy and it's filling. On our own for the first time, we search for quick and easy things to do. We want real food -- like Mama used to make. Scrambled eggs, baked potatoes, corn on the cob are all great for beginner cooks.
These simple instructions are from your internet grandma!
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Thank you Savage__Dave at Flickr for photo of happy eggs!
Eggs-- one of the first things we learn to cook! Scrambling eggs is fast, it's easy and it's filling. On our own for the first time, we search for quick and easy things to do. We want real food -- like Mama used to make. Scrambled eggs, baked potatoes, corn on the cob are all great for beginner cooks.
These simple instructions are from your internet grandma!
Click Here! E-cookbooks to Answer All Your Cooking Questions!
Thank you Savage__Dave at Flickr for photo of happy eggs!
Basic Scrambled Eggs
For the Newbie Cook
This is a very basic description of how to scramble eggs. This is perfect for the first-timer. If you are just learning to cook, you can watch the video today, and make scrambled eggs tonight (or tomorrow morning).
Advanced Scrambled Eggs
If you have been scrambling eggs for a long time, and you want a more advanced technique, this is where you want to be. Watch this video and surprise your family in the morning!
More basic cooking sites to visit
- eHow
- How to Scramble Eggs. Scrambled eggs are easy, but to make your eggs creamy in texture, you need to cook them slowly over low heat. Serves one.. Food & Drink > Breads & Breakfasts > Egg Recipes. By eHow Food ...
- The perfect scrambled eggs Denise’s Kitchen
- Denise's Kitchen
Scrambled eggs are a no brainer, right? You just stir them a bit in a bowl or a hot pan with some butter and then voila — scrambled eggs
Food and Recipe Pages to Visit
Your bonus! Corn on the Cob - the easy way !
and the best tasting! Your bonus just for stopping by!
Buy fresh corn at the produce market. Shucks and all!When you get home, take one ear out of the bag. Place in the microwave. Do not remove shucks. Just put in the microwave. Set timer for 3 minutes for one ear.
In 3 minutes, this will be the most delicious corn you ever tasted. The shucks and silks will fall right off the corn. I grab a paper towel and rub off any remaining silks.
Wasn't that easy?
Want to cook more than one ear of corn at a time? Simply add one minute for each additional ear.
Hint: If you take a knife and gently cut down the center of each row of kernals, it will be even easier to eat and more delish!
Don't forget to add a little butter and salt and pepper before serving! Yummy!
Did you learn how to scramble an egg today?
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archibaldpike
May 11, 2011 @ 1:28 pm | delete
- Thank you! I liked the advanced scrambled egg demo!
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---Chazz
Apr 27, 2011 @ 11:20 am | delete
- I can handle scrambled eggs but I must try zapping an ear of corn soon! Thank you.
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poddys
Nov 26, 2010 @ 1:35 am | delete
- The way that we scramble eggs in the UK is to crack and stir the eggs in a jug/bowl, then bring a little milk and butter plus salt/pepper to a boil in a pan, turn down the heat to a simmer, add the eggs, and keep stirring until cooked, which gives you nice fluffy eggs. Everyone I met in the USA prepared them in a skillet, stirring occasionally, which gave you the sort of scrambled eggs you get in a diner, more like an omelette. I much prefer the fluffy eggs I grew up with.
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---Chazz
Apr 27, 2011 @ 11:21 am | delete
- Now this is new to me, poddys. Will definitely have to try it this way.
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ajgodinho Oct 9, 2010 @ 12:49 am | delete
- Short, simple and delicious ~ **Blessed by a Squid-Angel**
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Joan4
I love scrambled eggs -- such a comfort food! In the winter, we enjoy scrambled eggs for supper, too! Yummy! Member of the Giant Squid 100 ClubSquidoo... more »
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