Forgot to share this with you at the weekend. I adore scrambled eggs…only slightly less than poached. But you need to take your time with them – caress them in the pan, tease them around over a high heat, then take them off! I add a knob of cold butter to a cold pan, then crack in 3 eggs for two of us. A little salt and pepper. Then onto a high heat for a minute then off for a minute, stirring all the time, until eventually the mixture becomes wonderfully creamy – then add it straight on to hot toast – no need for butter on the toast either! it’s in the egg! Never, ever serve rubbery over cooked scrambled egg. Next to it are two slices of delightful bacon – real bacon – it even had rind on it – from a local pig farmer. It is what Sundays are all about!
I adore properly scrambled eggs! I recently saw a French chef cook scrambled eggs in a Bain Marie, and a good knob of butter! No wonder it tastes so damn good.
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Yum!
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Beautiful! The poor old scrambled egg is much abused, but not here. They look perfect!
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Thank you! Always worth the effort!
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Love how you describe the scrambling egg process. It truly is an artform!
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Thanks, Jack! Hope you are well!
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