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  • CaptainFlashheart
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    Can someone please explain why when cooking scrambled eggs, the tastiest part is always the last bits that you scrape out of the pan and eat straight from the spoon?

    Thanks.

    druidh
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    Scrape??

    You’re butler is obviously overcooking your eggs.

    allthegear
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    If my butler was having the best bit, I’d have him shot.

    Only way they’ll learn…

    Rachel

    philconsequence
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    jimster
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    I have the same problem with my butler – I only get the scrappings from the Lasagne dish. 😈

    bigyinn
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    How do you like your scrambled eggs? I can stand them if they’re wet and prefer them to be very slightly browned.

    slowoldgit
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    Cus it’s partly caramelised from being at the bottom and sticking? This is why fried onions are best as they’re just starting to brown.

    TheSouthernYeti
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    Proper scrambled eggs should do the final bit of cooking after they’re served.

    druidh
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    The Southern Yeti – Member
    Proper scrambled eggs should do the final bit of cooking after they’re served.

    +1

    CaptJon
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    The Southern Yeti – Member
    Proper scrambled eggs should do the final bit of cooking after they’re served.

    by definition, if they are hot, they’ll continue to cook until they enter your mouth.

    greyman
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    And why can very few hotels get them right ?

    chvck
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    +2

    TheSouthernYeti
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    Because you stay in cheap hotels 😛

    Really it’s because they cook a massive batch of them rather than on individual order… obviously.

    bencooper
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    Scrape? Proper scrambled eggs should be only just not-runny.

    CaptainFlashheart
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    Scrape? Proper scrambled eggs should be only just not-runny.

    Semantics….!

    Of course my third under chef I cook them properly, and only just not runny, it’s just that the bit that’s left in the pan and scooped up form round the edges always tastes sooooo gooooood!

    binners
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    The secret is not to ‘worry’ them

    druidh
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    “Scoop” now is it? It was “scrape” when you started this thread.

    Backtracking already?

    MrWoppit
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    CaptainFlashheart – Member
    Can someone please explain why when cooking scrambled eggs, the tastiest part is always the last bits that you scrape out of the pan and eat straight from the spoon?

    Thanks.

    You are suffering from some sort of tastebud malfunction. Probably comes from eating all those crappy sandwiches in Pret…

    TheSouthernYeti
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    I bet flashy doesn’t even serve his with smoked salmon.

    andrewrchambers
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    Best scrambled eggs: Turn that heat down and cook em slow.

    slimjim78
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    for 100% tasty scrambled eggs, when nearly cooked, transfer your eggs from one pan to several other pans, thereby multiplying the ratio of tasty scrapings.

    binners
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    Flashy doesn’t ‘serve’ his at all! He has staff for that 😉

    TheSouthernYeti
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    Rubbish Binners… he’s a common as muck. Word on the streets is he cooks them in a microwave… I’m going to call him Trashy from now on.

    derek_starship
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    Plenty of butter in the pan, cook them slowly and mix in some fresh Parmesan halfway through cooking. Dee Lish.

    brakes
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    TOP TIP: used one of those rubbery spatula things when cooking your scrambley eggs so you don’t end up wasting valuable egg* on pan scrapings

    *I very much like Cotswold Legbar or Burford Browns

    mix in some fresh Parmesan

    get to f*** – you need some decent eggs, salt and pepper is all you need

    TheSouthernYeti
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    Good Oxfordshire eggs there Brakes.

    Personally I use a French whisk.

    _tom_
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    I sometimes put normal cheddar in mine. Might do that for lunch today actually 🙂

    TheSouthernYeti
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    What is abnormal cheddar?

    Have you tried them with Feta and cayenne pepper?

    druidh
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    Nutmeg works well. Just don’t overdo it.

    _tom_
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    I think I meant normal as in not extra mature or anything. Not sure really. Whatever is in the fridge. I haven’t tried it with feta or cayenne pepper, sounds a bit poncey.

    alex222
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    proper scrambled eggs are cooked in a bowl over boiling water. True story

    MrWoppit
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    sounds a bit poncey.

    Cash isn’t the only thing of which a person can be in poverty. Evidently.

    brakes
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    it’s scrambled eggs, not a friggin’ bashed-up omelette
    stick your cheesy additions

    TheSouthernYeti
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    it’s scrambled eggs, not a friggin’ bashed-up omelette

    Fair point.

    CaptainFlashheart
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    “The Scrambled Egg Defence”

    🙂

    tomhoward
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    B*****ds the lot of you! I now have a hankering for scrambled eggs, but cant get access to that lovely eggy awesomeness until tomorrow 👿

    MrWoppit
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    … with hot Ciabatta, running with butter…

    Sorry.

    miketually
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    1. Make an omelette;
    2. Put the omelette in a blender.
    3. Scrambled eggs!

    user-removed
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    Where have I read that ^^^ recently? Was it in STW mag?

    ourmaninthenorth
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    Good eggs. 1-2 days old (shells are firmer, flavour is better). Nothing else. No butter, no nothing.

    Cook slowly over low heat until slightly firmer than runny. Serve, allow to cool for a minute.

    Heavenly breakfast in under 5 mins. Joy!

    (PS for those who aren’t U, a gentleman is never served breakfast, he always serves himself)

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