Fast Scrambled Eggs When A Meal Is Needed.Right. Now

A tussle of scrambled eggs is plated with turkey sausage links and cut grapes. pinit

Fast Scrambled Eggs When A Meal Is Needed.Right. Now

If you're looking to get breakfast on the table fast, the formula for doing so couldn't be simpler: high heat + fat + rubber spatula (and a strong wrist). Here, we borrow from the Italian method of cooking fast scrambled eggs, using olive oil and a quick stir to produce a soft and creamy egg in under a minute. If you can stand the heat (literally), it's almost impossible to fail with this technique.

Prep Time 1 min Cook Time 2 mins Total Time 3 mins Difficulty: Beginner Servings: 1

Ingredients

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Instructions

Prep

  1. Heat a medium-sized pan to Medium High (or High, if you don't have a particularly powerful range), giving it a few minutes to get really hot.

  2. While the pan heats, beat one egg with a splash of milk and a pinch of salt until uniform.

Cook

  1. When pan is hot, pour a glug of olive oil into the pan; swish around to coat the pan, and give it about 10-15 seconds to get hot.

  2. Pour the egg mixture in the pan with one hand and immediately start stirring the egg with a rubber spatula with the other hand; continue moving and swirling the egg until it turns from liquid to solid, roughly 30-45 seconds. Remove from pan and plate immediately.

  3. Allow eggs to cool for 2-3 minutes before serving. If there is excess oil on the eggs, feel free to blot with a paper towel.

Serve

  1. Because of the brevity and fury of the cooking method, the eggs will be something like a single soft blob; if your child is still fledgling with a fork, cut the egg up into chunks for easy handling.

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The recipe author and his then-infant son

Brad

Brad (the Dad) is the founder and Chief Recipe Officer of New Dad's Kitchen. His own cooking/feeding journey started humbly during his son's infancy, preparing and managing his son's bottle intake in order to support his wife; it has since blossomed into a full-on passion to feed his child and family delicious and healthy meals that can satisfy both a toddler and his very tired parents.

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