/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Milk is how you make eggs fluffy and look like you still have hope for life and a will to live.

>>11000392
I work in a French place and I always thought they used milk in their omelettes or ouefs brouilles(scrambled eggs). Really, they just up the yolk to white ratio. Technique plays a huge part too.

>>11000392
I think milk in eggs is like eggs in hamburger. You made something that tastes okay, but it's not a burger.

Too much milk can make the texture granular and foamy. But depending on the plating/pairing going without milk is sometimes the superior choice.

>>11000392
spray cool water (maybe 1/2 cup per dozen) into your bowl of eggs while scrambling, then immediately transfer to hot buttered pan. Makes the eggs fluffier without the taste of the milky eggs.

>>11000413
>>11000392
>>11000485
Using butter is infinitely better than milk. This is what I did when I made scrambled eggs this morning.
>turn oven to low
>Put 1-2 tbsp butter in small pan
>add chopped jalapenos and onion
>cook for a few minutes
> add beaten eggs
>constantly stir while they cook
>add salt and fresh cracked black pepper

They were fluffy, creamy, buttery, and delicious.

>>11000495
>adding oil to my blended protein improved the texture and taste
No shit, faggot. But that's not what this thread is about. This one is about milk in eggs. Literally nobody but your autistic, spastic ass thought to bring up a wholly unrelated topic.

>>11000392

What is cheese made of?

>>11000520
>t. faggot sperging out because he doesn't understand my post

Use butter, not milk, you fucking idiot.

>>11000392
There is literally right now an identical thread here on this very board OP

>>11000595
>Still thinks this thread is about alternatives to milk in eggs
Stay dumb, Abraham.

>>11000595
Why not both, mongoloid?

>>11000610
Because milk adds nothing, imo.

>>11000608
>"Should I put milk in my eggs?"
>No, don't put milk in your eggs. Butter is a much better alternative
>*OP spergs out like an assblasted retard*
pic related.

Why the fuck are there three separate threads about putting milk in eggs?

>>11001195
Meta-meta-meme

>>11000392
I've milked in your mom's eggs.
In all seriousness, I never make omelettes but milk is the secret to fluffy and moist scrambled eggs.

Sour cream works pretty well too. Different texture than butter or milk, but sour of course.

>>11000392
It depends on how well you like your eggs cooked. I like them to not be runny but not totally dry on the outside either so I don't think milk would benefit cooking them like that too much. For people who like them completely cooked, the little bit of extra moisture probably makes them better.

>>11000654
>again, common core takes another innocent soul with no reading comprehension

>>11000392
why are you adding liquids to your eggs, makes no fucking sense at all. do not do this. the only thing you should add to your eggs is turmeric and black pepper and cinnamon

>>11001473
Creme fraiche is even better, but sour cream works too

>>11001511
please no, it's like I'm living in a south park episode.

>milk+eggs

Fuck u spergy ass holes are cringey i hate milk and eggs the only thibg milk is good for is mac an cheese and milkie titties.

I don't add milk but I like to add a spoon of cream fresh to my scrambled eggs wen they are 2/3 done to make them extra creamy.