Materials
- Plate or Cutting Board
- Bowl
- Fork
- Hot Pot
Ingredients
- 2 Eggs
- Milk
- Scallions
- 1 tablespoon Butter
1- Scramble the eggs in a bowl add a little bit of milk so about a tablespoon or so.
Before Scrambling |
For me since I am doing scallions, I chop the scallions on the plate. After I am done I put them in the egg mixture. And then add the butter to my hot pot. I turn it on and wait for it to melt. Then add the eggs. And cook like regular scrambled eggs.
Scallions |
Scallions Chopped |
Added to eggs |
Butter melting |
While cooking |
Result |
Conclusion Out of 5: 3- average
Cost: 4: It all costed pretty cheap and most of these materials you buy in bulk so you have more than enough to cook other dishes with them.
Experience Cooking: 2, It needed alot of monitoring to make sure the butter or eggs didn't burn from sitting on the hot part for too long. And it took a bit to make sure they were completely cooked through.
Time: 3, Prep is a little busy but it was a pretty fast cooking experience. It didn't take longer than cooking a normal egg.
Apperance: 3, Very chopped up from the amount of stirring. Sorta Fluffy not really.
Taste: 5, Very good. Makes it worth going through all the trouble and almost taste as if I had made them in a pan at home.
Yeah, eggs in a hot pot will tend to dry out a little more. I like to add just a touch of shredded jack near the end, and hot sauce of course :)
ReplyDeleteThey are pretty good anyways though. And great suggestions!!
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