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[Misc] Who makes the second best scrambled eggs in the World?



Thunder Bolt

Silly old bat
Poached eggs in a pan, boiling water, tiny neb of butter in each round, lid on, perfect.

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Tim Over Whelmed

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Jul 24, 2007
10,209
Arundel
Poaching the eggs in the same water you're cooking your fish is superb and very tasty!
 


DarrenFreemansPerm

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Sep 28, 2010
17,335
Shoreham
Cream has no place in scrambled eggs.

Firstly you should be using duck eggs, the yolk is far creamier/richer. Crack your eggs and whisk in the milk, add a pinch of salt. Add the mixture to a pre oiled cold frying pan, gently cook on a low heat, you don’t want rubber eggs. When eggs are near the consistency you prefer remove from the heat to stand. In a separate pan melt a large nob of butter and cook until it starts to brown (noisette), pour the butter over your eggs, grind on a little pepper and bingo.
 
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Barham's tash

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Jun 8, 2013
3,617
Rayners Lane
Mine used to be ok and then I got these..
Stick boiling water in pan, crack egg into rubber cup and place in water, put lid on a simmer for five mins or so, use spoon to ease poached egg out of cup
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Nominative determination at work....

Boiling eggs in plastic? Christ.


For perfect poached:

One deep pan of water, rolling boil, do not stir water, crack and gently lower eggs to base of pan. Leave for three minutes.

Teaspoon of vinegar optional to hold the whites.

If using as part of a dish and you want to hold them until your ready remove from pan and straight into a deep bowl of iced water.

When ready to use place in recently boiled pan of water for 60 seconds and then serve.
 






Machiavelli

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Oct 11, 2013
16,675
Fiveways
One egg at a time then? What if you want to make four?

EDIT: just seen your other post. So for four poached eggs, you'd either have them in sequence, or have four pans on the go??

I'm clearly not as popular as you. Yes, you'd have to do one of those, although I think coddled eggs is the term/technique for cooking multiple eggs in one pan

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coddled_egg
 


Machiavelli

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Oct 11, 2013
16,675
Fiveways
Nominative determination at work....

Boiling eggs in plastic? Christ.


For perfect poached:

One deep pan of water, rolling boil, do not stir water, crack and gently lower eggs to base of pan. Leave for three minutes.

Teaspoon of vinegar optional to hold the whites.

If using as part of a dish and you want to hold them until your ready remove from pan and straight into a deep bowl of iced water.

When ready to use place in recently boiled pan of water for 60 seconds and then serve.

What is nominative determination, and what has it got to do with work? :wink:
 






Surf's Up

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Jul 17, 2011
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Here
I am absolutely astonished at the lack of care, inspiration, content design and laziness in the recipes contained herein. Dull, dull, dull all of them.

The first thing is to focus carefully on ensuring the best, freshest and tastiest ingredients. So, for 2 people, acquire the following:

5 genuinely free range (ie nice deep yellow yokes and with a bit of hen shit on the shells + the odd feather stuck to the shells!) farm eggs - beaten
Unsalted butter
Good quality olive oil (but not extra virgin)
2 tablespoons of double cream
Good handful of chopped chives or 1 Echalion shallot, finely chopped up
100 g finely grated mix of parmesan and gruyere cheese
Tabasco - to add to the egg/cheese mixture according to taste (optional)
4 slices of sourdough bread for toasting
Flatleaf parsley for garnish
Salt and ground Black pepper
6 rashers of best streaky bacon

METHOD
Melt a small amount of butter and a similar amount of olive oil in a non-stick pan
Mix the beaten eggs, the cream, the chives or shallots, the tabasco if using, the cheese and salt and pepper to taste, together
Add the egg mixture to the pan on a low to medium heat
In the meantime grill or fry the bacon and toast the sourdough bread so that both are ready with the eggs when scrambled
Constantly stir the egg mixture - the key is to ensure you avoid burning the mixture to the bottom of the pan whilst heating the eggs sufficiently for them to become more scrambled and lumpy but slowly enough for you to remain in complete control of the process and the final consistency
At this stage check how people prefer their eggs - some like 'em good and runny, some medium and some very well done - remove eggs from the pan as you go through these stages and according to taste.
Assemble the dish - a pile of the scrambled egg on 1 piece of buttered toast and the well cooked/crispy bacon on the other
Garnish the eggs with parsley and a light sprinkle of freshly milled pepper
Serve and enjoy!!
 






Goldstone1976

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Apr 30, 2013
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Nominative determination at work....

Boiling eggs in plastic? Christ.


For perfect poached:

One deep pan of water, rolling boil, do not stir water, crack and gently lower eggs to base of pan. Leave for three minutes.

Teaspoon of vinegar optional to hold the whites.

If using as part of a dish and you want to hold them until your ready remove from pan and straight into a deep bowl of iced water.

When ready to use place in recently boiled pan of water for 60 seconds and then serve.

Rolling boil? Blimey, that's risky - don't the yolks burst?
 


The Clamp

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Jan 11, 2016
24,549
West is BEST
I am absolutely astonished at the lack of care, inspiration, content design and laziness in the recipes contained herein. Dull, dull, dull all of them.

The first thing is to focus carefully on ensuring the best, freshest and tastiest ingredients. So, for 2 people, acquire the following:

5 genuinely free range (ie nice deep yellow yokes and with a bit of hen shit on the shells + the odd feather stuck to the shells!) farm eggs - beaten
Unsalted butter
Good quality olive oil (but not extra virgin)
2 tablespoons of double cream
Good handful of chopped chives or 1 Echalion shallot, finely chopped up
100 g finely grated mix of parmesan and gruyere cheese
Tabasco - to add to the egg/cheese mixture according to taste (optional)
4 slices of sourdough bread for toasting
Flatleaf parsley for garnish
Salt and ground Black pepper
6 rashers of best streaky bacon

METHOD
Melt a small amount of butter and a similar amount of olive oil in a non-stick pan
Mix the beaten eggs, the cream, the chives or shallots, the tabasco if using, the cheese and salt and pepper to taste, together
Add the egg mixture to the pan on a low to medium heat
In the meantime grill or fry the bacon and toast the sourdough bread so that both are ready with the eggs when scrambled
Constantly stir the egg mixture - the key is to ensure you avoid burning the mixture to the bottom of the pan whilst heating the eggs sufficiently for them to become more scrambled and lumpy but slowly enough for you to remain in complete control of the process and the final consistency
At this stage check how people prefer their eggs - some like 'em good and runny, some medium and some very well done - remove eggs from the pan as you go through these stages and according to taste.
Assemble the dish - a pile of the scrambled egg on 1 piece of buttered toast and the well cooked/crispy bacon on the other
Garnish the eggs with parsley and a light sprinkle of freshly milled pepper
Serve and enjoy!!

I’m sure they are lovely. However, I’d have ****ed off to the local cafe long before you finished fannying about getting that lot done.
 










DarrenFreemansPerm

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Sep 28, 2010
17,335
Shoreham
I am absolutely astonished at the lack of care, inspiration, content design and laziness in the recipes contained herein. Dull, dull, dull all of them.

The first thing is to focus carefully on ensuring the best, freshest and tastiest ingredients. So, for 2 people, acquire the following:

5 genuinely free range (ie nice deep yellow yokes and with a bit of hen shit on the shells + the odd feather stuck to the shells!) farm eggs - beaten
Unsalted butter
Good quality olive oil (but not extra virgin)
2 tablespoons of double cream
Good handful of chopped chives or 1 Echalion shallot, finely chopped up
100 g finely grated mix of parmesan and gruyere cheese
Tabasco - to add to the egg/cheese mixture according to taste (optional)
4 slices of sourdough bread for toasting
Flatleaf parsley for garnish
Salt and ground Black pepper
6 rashers of best streaky bacon

METHOD
Melt a small amount of butter and a similar amount of olive oil in a non-stick pan
Mix the beaten eggs, the cream, the chives or shallots, the tabasco if using, the cheese and salt and pepper to taste, together
Add the egg mixture to the pan on a low to medium heat
In the meantime grill or fry the bacon and toast the sourdough bread so that both are ready with the eggs when scrambled
Constantly stir the egg mixture - the key is to ensure you avoid burning the mixture to the bottom of the pan whilst heating the eggs sufficiently for them to become more scrambled and lumpy but slowly enough for you to remain in complete control of the process and the final consistency
At this stage check how people prefer their eggs - some like 'em good and runny, some medium and some very well done - remove eggs from the pan as you go through these stages and according to taste.
Assemble the dish - a pile of the scrambled egg on 1 piece of buttered toast and the well cooked/crispy bacon on the other
Garnish the eggs with parsley and a light sprinkle of freshly milled pepper
Serve and enjoy!!

This is a classic case of completely over modifying a simplistic dish that requires very little meddling.
 






Blue3

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Jan 27, 2014
5,579
Lancing
3 eggs, whisked with a decent glug of full cream milk and a teaspoon of double cream, the tiniest pinch of salt and a couple of turns of the white pepper grinder. Melt 1/2 oz of butter in a non-stick saucepan over a low/medium heat. Pour egg mixture into saucepan and stir constantly until set to required consistency. Put onto toast, add three turns from black pepper grinder. Eat immediately.

Almost it needs a good grind of Himalayan Rose Pink Coarse Salt, and a little pinch of Sarawak white pepper both at the start of the cooking process plus 25 a good quality white hard cheese grated maybe a Ashdown Foresters – cow's milk hard cheese which has a sweet, nutty flavour. Then cook until mixture just and only just starts to congeal remove from heat serve directly to plate not onto the toast this should be well buttered and served to the side finally a good course grating of fresh black pepper
 




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