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I love scrambled eggs especially when I am camping not only for breakfast but anytime during the day and have acquired a taste of this breakfast food after learning the secret to a simple recipe given to me by a little old lady from Killarney, Ireland who taught me that less and simple were the best ingredients for a perfect food along with a few secret weapons. How do you add water to Scrambled Eggs? Eggs and Water mix: Wisk to mix 1/8 cup of water or 6 teaspoons H2O added per/egg that is needed to steam the scrambled eggs as you cook them Use the same mixture when adding milk Remember to cook over medium heat so water doesn't evaporate If you ever wondered why some scrambled eggs taste better than others? there is a secret ingredient in the recipe that chefs will tell you are always critical to cooking them and it's not milk. Adding Water to Scrambled Eggs is Key The added water essentially steams the eggs as they cook in the pan this results in a much fluffier scramble. That means you won't have to worry about tough, rubbery scrambled eggs ready to eat. Keep your eggs over medium heat. This ensures that the water won't evaporate away all at once. Once again, in order for this to work, the water has to actually steam the eggs. You might be tempted to swap the water for milk, but unfortunately, this won't give you the same results. Add Water to Make Scrambled Eggs in Non-Stick Pan Small amounts of milk that contain fat will give you a firmer texture in your scrambled eggs so if you want your eggs to be as fluffy as possible then using plain water will give you the desired results. Other simple tricks for making scrambled eggs are: adding butter to the pan to keep the eggs from sticking whisking the scrambled eggs well before cooking them to help with fluffiness turning the heat off when the eggs are almost done. Adding Liquid to Make Scrambled Eggs Perfect Scrambled Eggs uses only a small amount of water, milk, and seasoning in the recipe. You need to, add liquid is important to whisk to mix the ingredients every time you add one to make sure that they are mixed properly. This keeps the eggs fluffy and airy. For the best fluffiest food. Try my Scrambled Egg Recipe: Crack 3 eggs into a bowl Whisk in 1/8 cup of water per egg Whisk 1/8 cup of milk per egg Add Salt-Black Pepper Add Celery Seed Seasoning Warm your pan on medium-low heat, & grease the pan with butter Use a Rubber spatula to cook low & slow. Remove pan from heat/fire when eggs are nearly done Let the scrambled eggs sit in the pan to finish cooking The scrambled eggs will be slightly less bright than you usually get when you add milk but the flavor and texture are more than good they are outstanding! You may want to experiment some and make a few changes to my recipe but the secret here is how much water you use to mix the eggs before you cook them. Adding Water to Compost For more great information on Adding Water to anything like these stay right here at MyWaterEarth&Sky-Adding water to your compost bin will keep microbes working at optimum capacity because without the appropriate level of moisture or adding too much H2O will affect what kind of …....................... Continue reading JimGalloway Author/Editor Reference: MyWaterEarth&Sky-Camping Scrambled Eggs