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simply the best Scrambled Eggs

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Keeping it Simple

By Gary Rhodes

Published 2005

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The secret of scrambled eggs is to always take them off the heat slightly underdone. They will continue to cook in the pan or even on the plate.

Before you start: You need at least a couple of large eggs per person. For the simplest eggs, cook them with just a knob of butter and season with salt and pepper. If you prefer a really soft, moist texture, you can add milk, cream or water, but it’s best to add no more than a tablespoon per egg because too much liquid can leave a puddle of eggy cream.

I use: A saucepan or frying pan.

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