If you do make beautiful scrambled eggs, then please take this with a grain of salt! Otherwise, strap on a pair of eggs because we're going to make some great tasting scrambled eggs. You'll need the following:
- 2 large eggs (preferably organic)
- 2 table spoon of milk
- Some cheese for those chessey people :P
- Dash of salt
- Tablespoon of butter or enough oil to lightly coat the non-stick pan (for obvious reasons)
1) Crack those badboys and beat them with a fork, whisk, or do it Asian-style with chopsticks. Beat for about 1 min.
2) Add in the milk and continue to beat for an addition 1 min.
3) Toss in a dash of salt and enough cheese to please and quickly mix.
4) Heat the pan up and oil or butter up that pan.
5) Pour in your beautiful concoction. Using a wooden spoon or spatula, go around the edges, slowly moving the edges toward the center. As you do this, uncooked eggs will spill to the edge and become cooked. Keep doing this until no more eggs will cook and it becomes all bunched up in the center of the pan. Being quick and confidence, flip the eggs so the top can cook. Let it sit for about 10-20 seconds and turn off the stove.
6) Tadaaaah, that wasn't so hard! Garnish with your favorite herbs and spices or just rock it old school with salt & pepper. You should find your scrambled eggs to be fluffy and airy.
Do not ever crack eggs directly onto the pan directly or I'll crack a bottle over your head. Crappy scrambled eggs are the result of lazy people who won't take 3 minutes to beat their eggs. You spend 10 minutes beating up your little brother, but you won't give a moment of your time to make great tasting eggs. Imbecile.
Anyways, that turned out way longer than expected. All I'm saying is, take care of yourself and eat properly. I know it's a busy world out there, and time is precious. However, if you're not willing to look after yourself and partake in a healthy lifestyle, the only time you'll have is at the hospital or in bed sick. As busy as people are these days, health always comes first. If it sounds condescending coming from me, then a least listen to Mr Darwin:
Survival of the Fittest.
Don't over think it you geek! Just take it and apply it to everyday life.
Thanks for reading!
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