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seafarer john
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Re:Scrambled Eggs
Wed, 06/24/09 8:58 PM
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Marzsit's recipe sounds almost like MFKFischer's recipe in that it takes quite a long time to cook - MFK said something to the effect that scrambling eggs should take about 20 minutes while engaged in good conversation with a dear friend.
Cheers, Jphn
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marzsit
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Re:Scrambled Eggs
Thu, 06/25/09 4:53 AM
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seafarer john
Marzsit's recipe sounds almost like MFKFischer's recipe in that it takes quite a long time to cook - MFK said something to the effect that scrambling eggs should take about 20 minutes while engaged in good conversation with a dear friend.
Cheers, Jphn
it's slower than scrambling eggs in a frying pan, but it's not 20 minutes slow...... maybe between 5 to 10 minutes depending on if the eggs are cold or at room temperature. typically i start the bacon in a skillet, then the eggs in the boiler, and both end up done at the same time.
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seafarer john
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Re:Scrambled Eggs
Sun, 06/28/09 11:21 AM
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We tried Marzsit's double boiler method this morning and it produced excellent creamy yellow and white scrambled eggs. Two eggs and a half tablespoon of butter with careful stirring and mixing using a soft plastic spatula produced perfect scrambled eggs in about 5 minutes.
Cheers, John
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