I never knew how it worked, but I always added milk to mine as well. (with some cheese)
Clara: I think it is the yolk that has the cholesterol--one of the highest, I was thought, about 300 mg. I am not sure.
I've always added milk to my scrambled eggs but only when a friend told me so. She learned it from school and she told me the secret when we were eating at a breakfast restaurant and I just wondered why their eggs just taste really good.
I have never put milk in my eggs. I usually just put alittle bit of water in the eggs and scramble them. I then put non-stick spray in the pan let it heat up and pour the egg mixture into the pan. The eggs come out fluffy and the kids eat them up.
To make a fluffy omelet: Break 3 eggs into a small bowl suitable for mixing with a blender. Add 1/2 tsp of Cream of Tarter to the 3 eggs, mix with a blender and then pour into a warm lightly greased 7" skillet. Cover and cook on low, and the eggs will rise and you'll have a 3/8" to 1/2" thick omelet. Top with shredded Cheddar cheese, and serve.
I didn't know about milk in the eggs until about a year ago when I saw my aunt do it. Now, I cannot eat scrambled eggs unless they have been prepared with milk!
The secret to purist fluffy scrambled though's, to keep scraping the pan, "scrambling" the eggs and taking it off heat just when it starts to look half-done. Taking it off heat just when it looks done makes you end up with gummy scrambleds :^__^:
I never knew that adding milk made the eggs fluffier..I do know that adding a tad of milk in eggs you microwave helps keep them from turning green![]()
LOL Scrambleds turn green when they're overcooked!
Mommy always told me that adding milk would make my eggs fluffier or softer
but I never knew the science behind it.That was a really informative and elaborate post about making wonderful scrambled eggs, thanks!
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