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Scrambled eggs simply and very tasty crack three eggs into a bowl season and beat, knob of butter in heavy based pan and scramble away until all the liquidness just goes serve on hot buttered toast or bagel, yum.


 
Posted : 22/06/2012 2:27 pm
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Heston makes his scrambled eggs in a bowl over a pan of simmering water.


 
Posted : 22/06/2012 2:32 pm
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Heston makes his scrambled eggs in a bowl over a pan of simmering water.

I said this earlier

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


 
Posted : 22/06/2012 2:35 pm
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Scrambled is fine but the other day I fancied trying to make Hollandaise sauce for the first time.
The result was almost heavenly - two poached eggs on toasted granary from a small bakery smothered in possibly the nicest hollandaise sauce I've ever tasted. All the eggs had been laid a couple of days earlier by our own hens 😀
The only problem is that our egg production is too low (yeah, thanks foxy b*****d) - so I'm off to pick up two more hens this evening.


 
Posted : 22/06/2012 2:42 pm
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Butter tip: only a teeny little smidgen in the pan/bowl at the start, whack some more in just as the eggs start to come together (i.e. a few seconds before serving / scooping / scraping).

Any tips on varieties of smoked salmon to accompany?


 
Posted : 22/06/2012 2:44 pm
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I was about to say that poached eggs are far, far superior anyway!


 
Posted : 22/06/2012 2:46 pm
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Mine gets done in the microwave :p


 
Posted : 22/06/2012 4:15 pm
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They should almost pour out of the pan if done by me!

Hotel I was in the other day served them just the way I like it too, result.


 
Posted : 22/06/2012 5:35 pm
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They should almost pour out of the pan if done by me!

Hotel I was in the other day served them just the way I like it too, result.

Shirley you have yours boiled, and 50 at a time?


 
Posted : 22/06/2012 5:41 pm
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OK - this is the deal, egg white starts to coagulate in the range 62-65 °C. At these temperatures it is the most heat sensitive protein, the ovotransferrin, which constitutes 12% of the egg white, which coagulates.
The major protein of egg white, ovalbumin, makes up 54% of the white and doesn’t coagulate until the temperature reaches 80 °C. The yolk begins to thicken around 65 °C and sets around 70 °C. In other words cook the egg to 70 °C and you should have perfect scrambled egg - not too runny and not too dry 😀


 
Posted : 22/06/2012 6:56 pm
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edit - link disnae work


 
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