How to Cook the Best Scrambled Eggs Ever (Eggs Brandon)

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Cook The Best Scrambled Eggs Ever (Eggs Brandon)

How to Cook the Best Scrambled Eggs Ever (Eggs Brandon)

Normally scrambled eggs take about 8 seconds to cook. But those eggs are for chumps. Here's a dish I call, "Eggs Brandon." I'm about to revolutionize your breakfast routine.

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Start with 3 eggs. Grade AA Large. Or Grade Medium. Or organic brown. Or whatever. Just 3 eggs.

Start with 3 eggs. Grade AA Large. Or Grade Medium. Or organic brown. Or whatever. Just 3 eggs.

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Crack 'em!

Crack 'em!

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Whisk 'em!

Whisk 'em!

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Salt makes tasty things taste better. Use a good pinch of kosher salt and some fresh ground pepper. Yes fresh ground. Don't even getting started on pre-ground.

Salt makes tasty things taste better. Use a good pinch of kosher salt and some fresh ground pepper. Yes fresh ground. Don't even getting started on pre-ground.

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Whisk 'em together! Do it!

Whisk 'em together! Do it!

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Grab two good sizes pieces of sourdough bread. Yes it has to be sourdough. No other bread compares.

Grab two good sizes pieces of sourdough bread. Yes it has to be sourdough. No other bread compares.

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Pop that crap in the toaster. Toast 'em up real good.

Pop that crap in the toaster. Toast 'em up real good.

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This is the crucial step. COLD PAN. No heat. Put your eggs in a non-stick pan on no heat.

This is the crucial step. COLD PAN. No heat. Put your eggs in a non-stick pan on no heat.

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Now bring on the heat! But careful! Just a low medium, or medium low. On the lower end of medium. The key here is keep the heat low and cook 'em slow. Low and slow.

Now bring on the heat! But careful! Just a low medium, or medium low. On the lower end of medium. The key here is keep the heat low and cook 'em slow. Low and slow.

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Grab a bamboo or plastic spoon and get scrambling. Remember this: ABS (Always Be Scrambling). We're gonna be scrambling for a while. You're literally going to be scrambling the whole time.

Grab a bamboo or plastic spoon and get scrambling. Remember this: ABS (Always Be Scrambling). We're gonna be scrambling for a while. You're literally going to be scrambling the whole time.

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Your eggs will start to get frothy and bubbly. Keep scrambling. Remember: low and slow.

Your eggs will start to get frothy and bubbly. Keep scrambling. Remember: low and slow.

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As you're scrambling, you're going to periodically take it off the heat. Not turn the heat off, move to a different burner that's off. And keep scrambling. Always.

As you're scrambling, you're going to periodically take it off the heat. Not turn the heat off, move to a different burner that's off. And keep scrambling. Always.

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Everyday I'm scramblin'   (Even off the heat) You're going to take it on and off the heat prolly bout like 8-10 times. Don't ask questions. It's gonna be delicious.

Everyday I'm scramblin' (Even off the heat) You're going to take it on and off the heat prolly bout like 8-10 times. Don't ask questions. It's gonna be delicious.

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Once your toast is toasted, butter it up. When your eggs are off the heat, take a second to do this.

Once your toast is toasted, butter it up. When your eggs are off the heat, take a second to do this.

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Starting to get a little thicker... Keep that scrambling up.

Starting to get a little thicker... Keep that scrambling up.

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See how it's getting thicker? Keep scrambling! You may want to grab some ice for your arm after.

See how it's getting thicker? Keep scrambling! You may want to grab some ice for your arm after.

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And thicker...

And thicker...

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And thicker... as it starts to stick to the pan and is difficult to keep up with, take it off the heat and keep scrambling. We don't want browned eggs, we want creamy and delicious eggs.

And thicker... as it starts to stick to the pan and is difficult to keep up with, take it off the heat and keep scrambling. We don't want browned eggs, we want creamy and delicious eggs.

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So close!

So close!

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When you get to the point where you think, "in like 15 seconds, these eggs will be perfect!" That's when you're done. Pull it off the heat. It'll continue to cook, don't worry.

When you get to the point where you think, "in like 15 seconds, these eggs will be perfect!" That's when you're done. Pull it off the heat. It'll continue to cook, don't worry.

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Spread your deliciously creamy eggs on your buttery toast.

Spread your deliciously creamy eggs on your buttery toast.

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Boom! There you have it. The best scrambled eggs of your life, or as I call them, "Eggs Brandon." I'm trying to make it a thing. It's totally gonna be a thing.

Boom! There you have it. The best scrambled eggs of your life, or as I call them, "Eggs Brandon." I'm trying to make it a thing. It's totally gonna be a thing.

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Supplies

3 eggs

2 slices of sourdough bread

Butter

Kosher Salt

Fresh Ground Pepper

Brandon B

All that time for that outcome what a waste

Brandon B 5 months ago

Betsy Marks

Have you ever read "Kavalier and Clay" by Michael Chabon? One of those characters is totally unbudging in his scrambling of eggs- and his method is a lot like yours! Of course, the toast- which is a semi-crucial part of Eggs Brandon- is sadly not given a role in the fiction eggs...which is why those eggs have passed on and out of the collective unconscious of all serious egg eaters. I am encouraged and excited for you and the culinary historical significance of "Eggs Brandon". A hearty Mazal Tov and Thanks for the share :-)

Betsy Marks 5 months ago

Being Inspired

Haha...so cute - worth reading for the comedy :)

Being Inspired 5 months ago

Dakota Fischer

It'll be a thing for sure

Dakota Fischer 5 months ago

Cristina Sarmiento

Nice! Seems like a lot of work but I like your confidence!

Cristina Sarmiento 5 months ago

David Packles

had these this morning. delicious. thanks for the guide!

David Packles 5 months ago

Cynthia Svensson

Oh I've done this so many times before without thinking about, it's so incredibly delicious!

Cynthia Svensson 5 months ago

Missy Pokipoki

Random but cool ill try tomorrow morning šŸ³

Missy Pokipoki 5 months ago

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