Cantonese style Scrambled Eggs (黄埔炒蛋)
Whampoa stir-fried eggs! This is a classic egg dish and - what's for me at least - my very most favorite way to scramble an egg. One of the cool things about this egg frying method is that you can add in an assortment of other ingredients - when they're other stuff added in, it's generally referred to as '[whatever] huadan'. In the video we show you a simple sort with Char Siu barbecue pork and Chinese yellow chives, but feel free to get creative.
A bit fuller of a recipe is over here on /r/cooking, if you prefer:
INGREDIENTS
- 5 medium eggs
- Seasoning for the eggs: 1/2 tsp salt, 1/2 tsp sugar, a slurry of 1 tsp cornstarch (生粉) mixed with 1 tbsp water, optional 1/2 tsp liaojiu a.k.a. Shaoxing wine (料酒/绍酒), 1 tsp toasted sesame oil (麻油), 1/8 tsp white pepper powder (白胡椒粉), 1/8 tsp MSG -or- chicken bouillon powder (味精/鸡粉). Quick note that more traditional than the 1 tsp toasted sesame oil would be to add melted lard in the mix. You can definitely do that too, but I personally find it slightly redundant in the amount of lard I'm frying in. Totally up to you - if you feel strongly on the subject, add in, let's say... 2 tsp of melted lard.
- Lard, for frying. In the video I said 1.5 tbsp, but let's go 2 tbsp (I decided to measure again after cutting the footage, apologies it's one of those things I always eyeball). You can use butter for this too - preferably something clarified like ghee or clarified butter. I also tested this with bacon grease, which is delicious, but definitely gives everything an 'American breakfast' flavor.
- Add-ins: Char Siu BBQ Pork (叉烧), ~60g; Jiuhuang yellow chives (韭黄), ~20g -or- the white portion of, I dunno, ~4 scallions. Optional, of course.
If you're thinking about getting creative with you add-ins, I'd say that the quantity I like adding - if you don't mind me getting all grandmother with this recipe - is somewhere around a 'handful's worth'. If you want to get fusion-y with your ingredients, remove the Shaoxing wine and toasted sesame oil from the ingredient list (you can swap with relevant equivalents if you like, or just skip them). If you are adding something very salty as an add-in, be mindful of the salinity here - when I do this with smoked Chinese bacon, I'll cut the salt back to 1/4 tsp.
PROCESS
- Optional: separate the whites and yolks, whisk the whites until large bubbles start to form.
- If using any add-ins, cook your add ins. For us, we toasted the Chinese yellow chives for 2 minutes in a dry wok (note: Chinese yellow chives are very different from Western chives, do not toast your western chives for two minutes), and stir-fried the Char Siu for ~1 min
- Once you're almost ready to fry, add the whites back to the yolks. Whisk again. If you did not separate the eggs, whisk for ~1 minute or until you start to see big bubbles.
- Add in the seasoning. Quick whisk.
- If you have any add-ins, add the add-ins. Quickly combine.
- Fry according to the method in the video.
The famous Western-style soft scrambled egg video if you've been living under a rock: Actually a nice video now that I re-watch it.
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Learn how to make the best scrambled eggs. This recipe makes moist, fluffy, soft and velvety scrambled eggs. Making scrambled eggs isn’t complicated, but after trying this method, you will notice the difference between a regular scrambled eggs and a perfect fluffy and moist scrambled eggs. If you like eggs for breakfast, try this quick and easy recipe.
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Ingredients:
2 Eggs per person
Salt to taste
Pepper to taste
1 tablespoon (15g) Butter or oil per serving
Salad leaves for serving
Toasted bread
Directions:
1. In a bowl, beat the eggs with salt and pepper.
2. I a medium sized non-stick pan over low heat, melt 1 tablespoon butter.
3. Pour in beaten eggs. Cook for 30 seconds, without stirring, then, using a spatula or a wooden spoon, gently pull the eggs from the edges of the pan into the center. Then, cook, stirring constantly until the eggs are fluffy and cook 80-90%.
4. Turn off the heat when the eggs are 80-90% cooked. Do not overcook.
5. Serve immediately with a toast and fresh salad.
Notes:
• Do not cook the eggs over high heat.
• It is important to turn the heat off when the eggs are not fully cooked, the eggs should be moist and soft.
• If you making only one portion (2 eggs) use small pan.
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Professional chef Frank Proto is back for another edition of Epicurious 101, today demonstrating how to make scrambled eggs Frank style—silky, creamy, and out of this world.
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How to Make Fluffy Scrambled Eggs
The perfect fluffy scrambled eggs require nothing more than some eggs, a little technique, and a little bit of butter. This will change the way you make scrambled eggs forever!
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✅Ingredients
• 3 large eggs
• 1 tablespoons butter
• 1/8 teaspoon salt
• 1/8 teaspoon black pepper
✅Instructions
00:02:23 - Quick recap Fluffy Scrambled Eggs recipe
1️⃣ 00:00:27 - Crack eggs into a small cold saucepan. Add in butter.
2️⃣ 00:00:53 - Place saucepan over medium high heat. Use a rubber spatula to stir the eggs and slowly start breaking them up as the butter melts.
3️⃣ 00:01:14 - Once the butter has melted and the eggs start to thicken, reduce the heat to medium-low. Cook, stirring constantly, until eggs become solid and start to lose their shine.
4️⃣ 00:01:25 - Remove from heat immediately and season with salt and pepper. Give it a quick stir and serve hot.
NOTES:
Eggs will continue to cook for a couple of minutes once removed from pan so the trick is to remove them from the pan just before they are actually done.
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Hotel Style Scrambled Eggs. How To MakeThe Perfect Scrambled Eggs For Brunch
Making the perfect scrambled eggs for a big group of people can be a breeze if you use this simple method.
Ingredients:
18 large eggs
1 cup 2% milk
5 tablespoons salted butter, melted
1/2 teaspoon salt
Ps. I didn't add black pepper to my eggs before cooking, but if that is how you want yours, do go ahead and do that. I like had mine at the table instead.