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Scrambled Eggs For Brunch

Serve Your Eggs Buffet-Style
How To Cook And Hold Eggs For Brunch

Got a group coming for breakfast or brunch and need to serve Scrambled Eggs? Here is how to cook and hold the eggs so they are still hot and delicious when its time to serve.


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Scrambling the eggs shouldn't really be a problem. The truth is that doing so is easy.

This recipe explains how to scramble the eggs and hold them so they'll be as tasty as if you dished them up right out of the skillet.


But they are also easy to ruin because we sometimes make things harder than they need to be. Some people have found ways to make scrambling eggs more complex than what the job requires.

But to hold the eggs hot when serving buffet-style can be a little bit of a problem unless you use a chafer or double boiler. That's the only "secret" to accomplishing the task.


Scrambled Eggs For A Buffet
Preparation time: 10 minutes. Serves 6.

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Ingredients:

  • 1 dozen eggs
  • 1/2 + 1/8 teaspoon salt
  • 1/8 teaspoon white pepper
  • 3/4 cup milk
  • 2 ounces butter (a 1/2 cube)

    Instructions:

  • Combine all ingredients except butter in a large mixing bowl with a mixer or hand mixer until blended but not frothy
  • Melt butter in a large skillet and sauce pan over medium-low heat
  • When butter stops foaming, add the egg mixture
  • Stir until the eggs are scrambled but still wet
  • Place the eggs in a double boiler (or chafing dish if you have one) and cover to hold over very low heat until serving time
  • Stir eggs and serve


    Enjoy your eggs and the company of those you share them with!

    Donna
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