The Method:
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Crack eggs into a bowl and whisk just until combined — don’t overbeat.
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Melt butter in a nonstick pan over low heat.
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Add eggs and stir continuously with a spatula, scraping the bottom.
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When eggs are almost set, remove from heat.
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Stir in a small splash of milk or cream.
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Season and serve immediately.
✨ The eggs finish cooking from residual heat, staying soft and custardy.
Why This Works
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Low heat prevents tough curds
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Constant movement keeps them airy
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Removing early avoids overcooking
The result? Restaurant-quality scrambled eggs at home.
Final Thought
Sometimes the best kitchen hacks aren’t fancy — they’re just smarter. And once you try this, there’s no going back to dry scrambled eggs again.