| Splash of milk, salt, pepper, minced onion, dill, beat like crazy, medium heat, buttered pan, fold eggs in pan very gently, d not allow eggs to brown. Sometimes I add cheese. |
| Cheese (or cream cheese if you want them REALLY fluffy/creamy), chives, EBTB seasoning, cooked on low with a substantial amount of butter. |
| Fresh herbs from the flowerboxes on my deck--I grow thyme, basil, tarragon, dill, oregano and rosemary. Cooked in butter. |
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Salt, pepper and milk whisked into the egg.
Add-ins: Sauteed mushrooms, spinach, and feta Bacon bits, chives, and cheddar Bell pepper, onion, provolone Best when cooked in bacon grease or butter. |
| Cream, butter, salt, pepper, cheddar cheese, mushrooms, red peppers, avacado, salsa, pco de gallo. Yum. |
Tomatoes on top, but yes! Or parmesan and prosciutto. |
| Why is everyone putting milk in their eggs? Doesn’t it make them runny and wet? |
| Carolina Gold from Trader Joes. |
No, it’s a very small amount. Depending on how you cook and handle them, they can still end up very firm. |
| A pat of compound butter is a good basis for whatever else you want to put in the scrambled eggs |
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Or, as we call it in Canada, ‘ham’. |
| You can also call it ‘back bacon’ |
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For incredibly low cal fluffy eggs, just beat well and cook in pan that has olive oil on it, at low heat.
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I have tried this several times and the tortilla chip bits just wind up soggy because they are coated by the eggs and I cook the eggs low and slow. If this what is supposed to happen? If so, not a fan. |