My Nana Creamy Scrambled Eggs Recipe – Page 2

Begin by cracking your eggs into a mixing bowl. Avoid adding salt at this stage, as it can alter the eggs’ texture before cooking.
Whisk the eggs thoroughly, ensuring the yolks and whites are fully combined for a consistent color and texture. Add the heavy cream and continue to whisk until it’s fully integrated. The cream will make your eggs richer and silkier, enhancing the overall mouthfeel.
Set your butter, salt, and other ingredients close by for easy access.

Choose a non-stick skillet for this recipe, as it will prevent sticking and allow for a smoother scramble.
Set the pan over low to medium-low heat; a gentle, consistent temperature is essential for achieving a creamy texture.
Place 1 tablespoon of butter into the skillet, letting it melt gradually without browning. You want it soft, foamy, and evenly coating the pan’s surface.

Once the butter has melted and is gently sizzling, pour in the egg mixture. Allow the eggs to sit undisturbed for about 10-15 seconds as they begin to set on the bottom.
Using a spatula, slowly pull the edges toward the center, folding the eggs rather than stirring vigorously. This technique creates larger, softer curds that will hold the creamy texture.

Continue to fold the eggs from the outer edges toward the center, taking care not to overwork them. This slow, gentle folding motion allows the eggs to cook gradually, producing that soft, custard-like consistency we’re aiming for.
As the eggs start to solidify, you can remove the pan from the heat briefly to avoid overcooking. This off-heat technique helps keep them creamy without turning rubbery.

Just as the eggs are about to finish cooking, season them with a pinch of fine sea salt and freshly ground black pepper. Adding salt at the end maintains their soft texture and brings out the natural flavor of the eggs.
For an extra touch of luxury, fold in an additional teaspoon of cream or a dab of butter right before serving. This final addition makes the scrambled eggs velvety and indulgent.

Once the eggs are done to your liking, gently transfer them onto a warm plate, allowing any residual heat to finish cooking them perfectly.
For a vibrant finish, sprinkle fresh herbs such as chives, parsley, or dill on top. Herbs add both color and a hint of freshness that complements the richness of the eggs beautifully.

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