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Does anyone actually cook eggs like this? This is foul

>> No.16722813

>>16722804
It's spelled fowl

>> No.16722815

>>16722804
No.

>> No.16722876
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16722876

>>16722804
He actually has a great creamy eggs recipe. I usually don't use that much butter and add cream cheese instead, but it's fucking bomb if that's what you like. The trick is to kind of switch between heat and no heat, constant stirring and not overcooking it. Not everybody's gonna be into the consistency, but you should watch one of his videos and try it.

>> No.16722902

>>16722804
No. I would simply move the pot over to an element that was not turned on instead of putting it on the cutting board.

>> No.16723332

>>16722804
He did that completely right. Probably taste really good. Wtf are you talking about

>> No.16723333

>>16722804
really hate this style of eggs and hate that i fell for the meme, after i learned it i kept accidentally cooking my eggs like this

prefer my scrambled eggs to be more chunky than creamy

>> No.16723357

>>16722804
It's like a egg sauce almost, try it if you haven't. Cold butter is important. I finish it with minced garlic, put it inside morning bread with cheese, best breakfast in the world
>>16722876
Just do it on medium-low heat, stir frequently, takes about 10 mins. No need to put it on and off the stove like a spastic but he can't help it

>> No.16723369

I enjoy creamy scrambled eggs as a topping on a biscuit or toast but chunkier when they're on their own.

>> No.16723452

>>16723357

On and off the heat is just his technique coming from busy kitchens where you're working fast. It cooks faster on higher heat moving it on and off, than on lower heat with constant stirring.Either way works, on/off is just slightly faster and safer against burning / uneven cooking.

>> No.16723462

>>16722804
Yeah I used to sometimes. It's not bad but I prefer the normal kind.

>> No.16723467

>>16722804
i do
its pretty good. the sour cream at the end is also a nice touch

>> No.16723474

i'm a better chef than Gargle Ballsey

>> No.16723481

>>16722804
why does he look so bloated in this?

>> No.16723483

>>16722804
LOL at the retard who goes cross eyed at the end.

>Does anyone actually cook eggs like this?

what's there not to like? it's loaded with butter. if you enjoy the creaminess of scrambled eggs then this should be up your alley.

>> No.16723494

>>16722804
The only time you should cook a beaten egg in a pan is for an omelette. But, I've made these before for my wife. They're definitely the best style of scrambled eggs. Of course, she also has the palette of a 3 year old, so she didn't like them either.

>> No.16723670

>>16723483

Amerifats like their scrambled eggs hard and dry. Filthy animals.

>> No.16723897

>>16723481
He's preparing to mate

>> No.16723979

>>16722813
fpbp

>> No.16723983

>>16723670
ur mum likes it hard and dry. Filthy animal she is.

>> No.16724639

>>16723494
Weird. I cooked them for mine out of the blue one day, and she didnt notice the difference.
I'm 99% sure my cooking is just for myself and my son (who will eat everything I make including scrambled eggs but not hers)

>> No.16724640

>>16722804
Scrambled eggs are for little children

>> No.16724643

>>16723494
>course, she also has the palette of a 3 year old, so she didn't like them either.
Retard, someone with the palette of a 3 year old would enjoy these Gerber baby food ass eggs

This style of scrambled eggs SUCKS

>> No.16724648

>>16722804
I figure out how to do it super fast and its close enough for way less effort.
Heat cast iron pan or stainless steel pan up super hot like steak searing temp.
Crack eggs and salt and pepper them than add a bunch of little bits of butter and scramble it.
Dump it all on the pan and mix the shit out of it while shaking the pan like a spastic.
Take off after they look like his 20-60 seconds depending on the amount of eggs and heat.
Don't over cook it and dump it on toast.
Save your self 10 minutes of stirring 3 eggs.

>> No.16724797

>>16723481
hes a known coke head

>> No.16726656

>>16722804
>Wait, WAIT!
>Look at this, does this look okay to you?
>It looks like a glass of fizzy water chef
>ITS GOT BUBBLES IN IT! Where are the bubbles from?
>They form on microscopic particles of dirt chef
>You mean you’re serving customers microscopic particles of dirt? SHUT IT DOWN!
>Ladies and gentlemen i regret to inform you that the restaurant is closed. its come to my attention we have been serving fizzy drinks with microscopic particles of dirt in them.
disgusted looks from customers
>Oi fuckface, how dare you serve that
>i respect your customers too much to serve them microscopic particles of dirt.

>> No.16727021

>>16722804
Scrambled eggs are actually very good if you cook them with this method (you can use less butter). I agree his are always too runny for me so i just cook them like 30 seconds longer.

Thats the wonderful thing about cooking, you can take techniques/recipes and adjust them to your liking if youre not a smooth brained lump of overly mashed potatoes like yourself.

>> No.16727037

>>16722804
>british cuisine

>> No.16727038

>>16722804
Gordan's secret is he always uses a shit-ton of butter

>> No.16727055

>>16727021
>30 seconds longer
I do this. They're amazing just a hair drier than he does them.

>> No.16727118

vomit consistency scramble is based

>> No.16727266

>>16723452
This. It shouldn't take 10 minutes to cook those eggs lol. It's not spastic, it's efficient.

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>>16727038
>just a splash of olive oil

>> No.16728232

>>16723670
yes, eggs that have been scrambled. not a fucking custard without the sugar

>> No.16728245

>>16724643
No. Because these are creamy. They're about a half a step from runny. I already said, if you're going to ruin an egg by scrambling it, these are by far the best. But, someone with a child's palette will think they are uncooked and gross.

>> No.16728287

>>16722804
Marco does it like this.
Very intense

>> No.16728802

>>16722804
>taps eggs on the pan edge instead of a flat service
cmon, that's textbook 101

>> No.16729855

>>16722804
it's the french method you retard.

>> No.16729859

>>16722804
Way too much butter, theres no reason to beat the eggs that fuckin much either. You can make great scrambled eggs in 30 seconds, wtf this retard takin 3 fuckin mi utes for some eggs?

>> No.16729867

>>16729859
your food must really suck.

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>>16722804
CHIVES???!

ON MY EGGU?

>> No.16730819

I'll never understand people with non stick pots

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>>16723333
>>16723670
I prefer my scrambled eggs cooked into large curds that can be easily forked. Not saying cook them until they're dry and rubbery, but they should be in large firm pieces that won't break when you stab one onto a fork. Creamy scramble only belongs in the center of a French omelette.

>> No.16730895

delicious but those simps looking at what he's doing like he was turning shit to gold makes me seethe