Philadelphia scrambled eggs

If you're a scraper, please click the link below :- Note that clicking the link below will block access to this site for 24 hours. Almost immediately, Middle Child's scrambled eggs became Philly Instagram fodder. Here's how they turn eggs into clouds. If you whip the eggs and incorporate air, there are little tiny bubbles and holes in the surface of the omelette. Scrambled eggs, though, are a different story. You like what you like: custardy, fluffy, creamy, small-curd, large-curd, etc.

At Middle Child, Matt Cahn and his crew like their scrambled eggs fluffy as hell — and for that, you need air, baby. You need all the bubbles you can get. The cross-section shot has become the stuff of legend in this town. The Middle Child kitchen goes through about 45 dozen eggs a day — all of them cooked to order on just two induction burners. Night Shyamalan Foundation. Philadelphia Weather.

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Add the egg mixture. Cook, stirring occasionally with a spatula to create large curds. Cook until the eggs are firm but still creamy. Sprinkle with the chives before serving. Article provided by CBS sister site Chowhound.