No pics, but two over-easy eggs, fried potatoes, and toast.
Cheesy scrambled eggs on (and next to) toast:
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I always thought she just liked runny yolks? I don't see how it's possible to cook scrambled eggs with only the yolks being runny and not the whites, too. I can't stand eggs when the whites are not fully cooked. It's visually unappealing, kinda looks like mucous. UGH.I love cheesy scrambled eggs. Those look really good, but probably WAY overcooked for MG.
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I always thought she just liked runny yolks? I don't see how it's possible to cook scrambled eggs with only the yolks being runny and not the whites, too. I can't stand eggs when the whites are not fully cooked. It's visually unappealing, kinda looks like mucous. UGH.
I detest browned eggs. I use a touch of cream along with the cheese. My scrambled eggs are creamy and moist, but not runny. Yuck.If you use a wise, and really beat the eggs completely, you can get runny scrambled eggs. I've done it, and it isn't bad. On toast is a good way to serve it. I like a little bit of texture. I just make sure to stop short of browning my scrambled eggs.
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I detest browned eggs. I use a touch of cream along with the cheese. My scrambled eggs are creamy and moist, but not runny. Yuck.
That sounds about right, I add my cheese at the end too. But I always want cheese.My scrambled egg method is medium-low heat, lots of butter in a non-stick pan. Constant stirring. Put them on a plate when they are just shy of being done, and let the residual heat finish the cooking.
When I want cheesy eggs, I mix those in when the eggs are just beginning to set.
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I always thought she just liked runny yolks? I don't see how it's possible to cook scrambled eggs with only the yolks being runny and not the whites, too. I can't stand eggs when the whites are not fully cooked. It's visually unappealing, kinda looks like mucous. UGH.
They look perfect to me!'Runny' is probably the wrong term for how I like scrambled egg. 'moist loose curds' would be nearer. This is partly one of those UK/US divides. @TastyReubens are on the edge of acceptable for me. I've certainly seen lots of much more what I would call 'overcooked' examples from diners and restaurants in the US.
This is how I like them (not my best photo):
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