Eggs cooked in olive oil taste funny. Eggs must be cooked in butter.
The other day I fried some eggs in scallion oil (to put on top of a Taiwanese noodle bowl) and they were extra-nummy. But for breakfast, butter is absolutely necessary.
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Eggs cooked in olive oil taste funny. Eggs must be cooked in butter.
The other day I fried some eggs in scallion oil (to put on top of a Taiwanese noodle bowl) and they were extra-nummy. But for breakfast, butter is absolutely necessary.
Eggs cooked in goose grease!
Use whatever lube ya like, just keep your mitts off the spatula until they are almost done.
brenda, that sounds so good I'm going to go freeze some butter right now. Also, if I had goose grease, I'd cook an egg in it. Hmm, I wonder how eggs taste cooked in bacon grease? The key here seems to be "animal fat" not "vegetable oil", for me.
Eggs in bacon grease are also excellent, I can vouch.
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So, it sounds like there's a half a dozen different ways to make good scrambled eggs. I need to learn just one of them! Heh. They're my worst egg dish, probably because I get impatient and stir them too frequently.
Hi, Lilty!
Use whatever lube ya like, just keep your mitts off the spatula until they are almost done.
Heh, I do the low heat, set for a couple of minutes, then slowly push into curds method. Comes out perfect for me every time.
So, it sounds like there's a half a dozen different ways to make good scrambled eggs.
Yet at the end of it all, they're still scrambled eggs, with all their disgusting eggness.
And I prefer fried eggs anyhow.