What does it take to make light, fluffy, delicious scrambled eggs every single time?
With these tips, you might excel in the art of scrambled egg making once and for all.
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Mistake: Storing eggs wrong
Before we even get cracking, let’s talk about egg storage.
How to fix it:It’s best to keep store-bought eggs in their cartons.
“Eggs can actually absorb odors via their shells from other foods.
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Mistake: Seasoning too soon
Seasoning eggs before cooking them is a no-no, says Hudson.
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How to fix it:Take the time to whisk your eggs before they hit the pan.
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“Whisking helps incorporate air in your eggs and makes them more fluffy,” Plaza says.
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How to fix it:A rubber spatula is the key to a perfect scramble, Hudson says.
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This will help you achieve nice, fluffy scrambled eggs.
It might be annoying to devote all your attention to the eggs, but it will be worth it.
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He also opts for a high-quality organic cultured butter to melt in your pan.
Mistake: Skipping cream
Are you noticing your scrambled eggs are turning out a tad too dry?
Cream could be the answer.
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A good cream-to-egg ratio, Stewart says, is one to five.
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Once the egg mixture is blended, he strains it through a fine strainer to catch any egg particles.
Mistake: Using pre-shredded cheeses
Love your eggs with cheese?
To get this right,avoid using pre-shredded packaged cheeses, says Whitney.
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They dry out your egg mixture and don’t bind correctly with the eggs, he says.
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