I scramble them for awhile, until it’s saturated with bubbles, and make it on extremely low heat. Minimal mixing, for a silky smooth bite. This is just next level, I thought I mastered it but still so much to learn. Looks fantastic.. Thank you for teaching us!!
Noticeably orange yolks come from plants carotenoids in the chickens diet. You see this in chickens that were raised in a free range situation. Not a "letter of the law" free range, but as in actually letting the chickens roam and be free to eat a variety of foods. This will be more common in the summer months because there are usually more plants to be eaten. Of course that will vary region to region because local climate, plant variety, etc. So typically an orange yolk is a sign of the chicken meeting a minimum threshold for life quality while being pasture raised. The likely reason that Uwajimaya eggs you get specifically feed their chickens chili flake is to mimic the healthy signs of a good free range chicken. Basically, a healthier version of food coloring. It's the world we live in.
Yes! In addition to variety in plant matter, true free range chickens eat bugs which also contribute to the deep color of the yolks. Lots of proteins in their feed.
Here's the tip nobody ever tells you: keep a dedicated egg pan that *never, ever sees soap of any kind.* You simply rinse it in hot water and wipe it out with either paper towels (best) or a fresh-out-da-laundry dish rag. The only things that should ever go in that pan are scrambled eggs and butter. I've had this confirmed by multiple cooks and chefs. I have such a pan, and I can make restaurant level scrambled eggs in it. Why? Simple. Eggs have a very delicate flavor, and you can never _completely_ get the soap residue out of a nonstick pan, which is what you want to use for scrambled eggs. That mere hint of soap residue is just enough to alter the flavor of the eggs. So if you want to make, say, a Denver omelet, cook the fillings in another pan, pour the eggs into your egg pan and then place the fillings on top of the eggs and fold them over.
@@chaosordeal294 - I frankly don't care about your "calling bs." It's the absolute truth, and I have a dedicated egg pan at my house. Just made scrambled eggs a couple days ago, in fact. They were super tasty. It's not about being "afraid" of soap, but you get bonus derp points for arguing like a Marxist - accusing the other person of shit they never said. Buh bye now...
Air in the eggs is great. Some of the best eggs I ever had were from a cafe in the lower east side that would use the steamer on the exspresso machine. They would put the eggs in the milk jug and steam them for 30 seconds. The eggs would come out so delicate and fluffy.
I make soft scrambled for everyone else and use the similar method of yours turning the heat off and continue to stir lightly then serve when it reaches that desired point. I cooked for a long time professionally it truly was the best job ever.
Just to note: it's not what hens are fed that creates the color differences in the yolks. Hens have slight DNA variations that cause it. But hens that are fed hot peppers (hens cannot taste capsaicin) will produce eggs with a bit if a heat kick. Great video Bruh! Thanks for this tip. Tried it this morning, and worked like a charm!
I'm always looking for ways to improve my scrambled eggs. I do it very much like your video I do add a step. I fork scramble the eggs first and strain them to remove the chalaza, then I process them through the food processor. It's a little fussy but I don't like the appearance or the texture of the chalaza. I love the bread recommendation and the whipped cheese/butter. Both of which I'll try.
I use a 2 cup measuring cup and an immersion blender. I put a tablespoon of cream or creme fraiche in as well. Then cook low and slow mixing constantly with a spatula. So maybe an extra 2 minutes and no additional dishes.
More egg variation videos please! I fell in love with fluffy soft scrambled eggs when I got my wisdom teeth out last December and it's one of the few things I could eat.
This is a must try. I need to get a $400 knife first to cut the bread, my Shuns just won’t suffice, but after that I am for sure making these, whipped cheese is mandatory
I just watched your Grilled Cheese Video,... I often put creamy French Style Scrambles on top of a Grilled Cheese for my Granddaughter & she eats it with knife & fork. Done that for her for like 12 years.
Thank you for this video. When I lived in Tunisia the eggs were not refrigerated and the yolks were dark orange. Best eggs I have ever eaten. I miss the taste.
I don't know man, I've never been to a Michelin star restaurant but the scramble eggs i get from the auntie at my favorite hawker stall is life changing. 😂
Yeah blending the eggs is a great technique. It took years of making scrambled eggs for me to sort of learn that on my own. Big kudos to you for also pointing out that this is but one of many different, viable ways to make scrambled eggs depending on the purpose. Too many recipe videos try to make it seem like there's just one "true" way to do it and other ways are like..."alternative" ways when the truth is that they're all alternative ways with distinct purposes. This sort of creamy, restaraunt style is great but it's definitely not for every use.
Love your work. Subscribed! Maybe do the cheese first then the eggs. They can leach out the cheesy goodness from the blender. A cafe I worked at we blended something like 40 eggs per batch. I dont remember the number exactly, with 600 ml of cream, and used this base for many things.
i was surprised he did not put in a heavy cream, or at least milk, when processing it. i know some people think it's controversial to add. i use a vitamix with aero container and add cream then use a microfine grater for cheddar cheese. can't wait to try this though
im sure its tough to cook for the film and the edit and I know that makes it all so much more complicated than just cooking but for those at home that pan was probably hotter than you want it. its why he took it off the heat so fast, curds were forming and drying out faster than he could stir basically. vid still looked awesome but if you aren't gonna refilm at least tell the people at home what you did wrong so they wont do it too XD.
First and foremost: this looks phenomenal, I'll definitely be making it myself, and you now have a new subscriber. That being said, I'm sure it was only because of the challenges associated with cooking while filming a video, but that leftover egg in the food processor (spatula would have got that out!), as well as the spillover egg out of the pan broke my cheapskate soul of a fatty heart! I was like, "that's a few extra bites of deliciousness we just lost there!"
Doing the same, I basically grew up on scrambled eggs and was sick of them and were always overcooked. Prefered fried eggs after that. After a few decades wanted to try scrambled eggs done right and that’s how I stumbled on to Matt’s channel. Watched another dozen videos and decided to subscribe as well, not a decision I make lightly. Cheers.
Also, this is my first whipped cheese butter. Now I'm thinking of all the different kinds of cheese to do this with. Just smear it on a piece of toast!
In addition to the hens diet, the freshness of the egg will affect the yolk color. Fresh eggs have darker almost orange yolks, as the egg gets older the yolk becomes a brighter yellow.
I don’t “feed” my chickens chilis, they just run loose eating bugs & plants like my flowers, strawberries, tater onions and gochujang peppers and everything else they can get their beaks on. 😤 😔
Eggs looked amazing. The bread: way too thick, just because I think anything made with white flour should be limited in your diet -- it makes me gain weight too easily. A lot of bread = unhealthy calories, imo.
My daughter and I have been watching videos on soft scrambled. Due to the language, she can't watch this one. Looks like a great recipe though, and we'll try it.
please tell me the make and model of knife you're using. I've been searching for a nice carbon steel knife, and all I can find are random questionable consumer results.
Its anything with beta carotene in it which will make them darker. Cheapest plants you can get with higher beta carotene will the job id making eggs darker. Nutritionally, hens being outside and eating things they really thrive on makes the eggs higher and healthier -- nutritionally. Chickens like to eat animals the most like mealworms, worms. That is their natural preference and THAT makes them healthier.
Have the same issue, I’ve tried the roux method, sodium citrate, baked, stovetop, the best cheese money can buy. All failed. I’m stumped on what should be a simple dish. Now, I’ve had some horrible Mac and cheese at restaurants, soggy overcooked pasta is terrible. But I have had some gloriously good as well. I’m just not there yet, cheers.
Just made it but i used 36 months parmesan, incredibly delicious holy F.. Nothing i´d do in the morning tho because it just takes too much time, Breakfeast for Dinner tho... fucking incredible.
Well, this is the first of your videos I've seen. It was morning. I had eggs, butter, aged cheddar, bread and scallions that I re-grew in a plastic bucket. And I was hungry. Delicious and big thumbs up, but one request. Please don't make a video about robbing a convenience store.
"F%#%@" brunch!" You know he’s a professional chef. Why they all seem to hate brunch is a mystery to me, but it seems to be true. My son is a professional chef; he hates it too, but is unable or unwilling to explain why.
Just checking…the butter/cheddar mix is only used on the toast? I didn’t notice any being put into the eggs. Totally cool, just wondering. Scrambled eggs and toast are total bros, can’t eat one without the other!
I scramble them for awhile, until it’s saturated with bubbles, and make it on extremely low heat. Minimal mixing, for a silky smooth bite. This is just next level, I thought I mastered it but still so much to learn. Looks fantastic.. Thank you for teaching us!!
Defiantly makes a difference. Worked at a high end breakfast/brunch spot and would use an immersion blender for our scrambled eggs and omelets
Yessir
That's what I use.
You answered my question - thanks. Much easier than hauling out and cleaning a food processor. 😅
Noticeably orange yolks come from plants carotenoids in the chickens diet. You see this in chickens that were raised in a free range situation. Not a "letter of the law" free range, but as in actually letting the chickens roam and be free to eat a variety of foods. This will be more common in the summer months because there are usually more plants to be eaten. Of course that will vary region to region because local climate, plant variety, etc.
So typically an orange yolk is a sign of the chicken meeting a minimum threshold for life quality while being pasture raised. The likely reason that Uwajimaya eggs you get specifically feed their chickens chili flake is to mimic the healthy signs of a good free range chicken. Basically, a healthier version of food coloring. It's the world we live in.
Ohhh wow
@@acooknamedMattindeed interesting feed into your video. Love your production Matt. You’re an explorer
Yes! In addition to variety in plant matter, true free range chickens eat bugs which also contribute to the deep color of the yolks. Lots of proteins in their feed.
Here's the tip nobody ever tells you: keep a dedicated egg pan that *never, ever sees soap of any kind.* You simply rinse it in hot water and wipe it out with either paper towels (best) or a fresh-out-da-laundry dish rag. The only things that should ever go in that pan are scrambled eggs and butter. I've had this confirmed by multiple cooks and chefs. I have such a pan, and I can make restaurant level scrambled eggs in it.
Why? Simple. Eggs have a very delicate flavor, and you can never _completely_ get the soap residue out of a nonstick pan, which is what you want to use for scrambled eggs. That mere hint of soap residue is just enough to alter the flavor of the eggs. So if you want to make, say, a Denver omelet, cook the fillings in another pan, pour the eggs into your egg pan and then place the fillings on top of the eggs and fold them over.
I'm calling bs on this. And wash your pans, don't just wipe them off. If you're deathly afraid of soap, there are alternative washing methods.
@@chaosordeal294 - I frankly don't care about your "calling bs." It's the absolute truth, and I have a dedicated egg pan at my house. Just made scrambled eggs a couple days ago, in fact. They were super tasty. It's not about being "afraid" of soap, but you get bonus derp points for arguing like a Marxist - accusing the other person of shit they never said. Buh bye now...
@@a2ndopynyn”argues like a Marxist”, okay schizo boomer
Air in the eggs is great. Some of the best eggs I ever had were from a cafe in the lower east side that would use the steamer on the exspresso machine. They would put the eggs in the milk jug and steam them for 30 seconds. The eggs would come out so delicate and fluffy.
I make soft scrambled for everyone else and use the similar method of yours turning the heat off and continue to stir lightly then serve when it reaches that desired point. I cooked for a long time professionally it truly was the best job ever.
I use an immersion blender.and cook low and slow. Mixing constantly.
Excellent video.
Just to note: it's not what hens are fed that creates the color differences in the yolks. Hens have slight DNA variations that cause it. But hens that are fed hot peppers (hens cannot taste capsaicin) will produce eggs with a bit if a heat kick. Great video Bruh! Thanks for this tip. Tried it this morning, and worked like a charm!
I'm always looking for ways to improve my scrambled eggs. I do it very much like your video I do add a step. I fork scramble the eggs first and strain them to remove the chalaza, then I process them through the food processor. It's a little fussy but I don't like the appearance or the texture of the chalaza.
I love the bread recommendation and the whipped cheese/butter. Both of which I'll try.
I'll definitely revisit this when I have 3 hours to make breakfast and clean dishes
I use a 2 cup measuring cup and an immersion blender. I put a tablespoon of cream or creme fraiche in as well.
Then cook low and slow mixing constantly with a spatula. So maybe an extra 2 minutes and no additional dishes.
Omg I am fasting today and I am sooo wanted this. Tomorrow 👍👍
More egg variation videos please! I fell in love with fluffy soft scrambled eggs when I got my wisdom teeth out last December and it's one of the few things I could eat.
Matt, What a beautiful video. That would be great for dinner also for people that dont mind breakfast for dinner. Thank You!
Love breakfast for dinner
This is a must try.
I need to get a $400 knife first to cut the bread, my Shuns just won’t suffice, but after that I am for sure making these, whipped cheese is mandatory
That knife is probably almost a thousand dollars just guessing. But yes.. imperative for slicing lol
Your videos are excellent. Currently in culinary school and the extra tips are invaluable. Thank you!
Cooking brunch/ breakfast in a restaurant is the absolute worsssttt 🤠
Just found your channel, and I am really enjoying the content! Well done!
❤️
Learned a few tips to up my kitchen game. Thanks!
Made them.
Worth it!
Really worth it
I no longer eat Bread or Mayo but Mayo on my toast under the eggs was my thing.
New Subby, here. Love your YT channel / love its content. Long story, short: Always include related recipes in related YT posts. Always. TY.
And now I'm STARVING!!!! OMG, that looks delicious 😋 😍
I just watched your Grilled Cheese Video,... I often put creamy French Style Scrambles on top of a Grilled Cheese for my Granddaughter & she eats it with knife & fork. Done that for her for like 12 years.
Will give a try tomorrow. Great work!!! Intriguing.
Thank you for this video. When I lived in Tunisia the eggs were not refrigerated and the yolks were dark orange. Best eggs I have ever eaten. I miss the taste.
I don't know man, I've never been to a Michelin star restaurant but the scramble eggs i get from the auntie at my favorite hawker stall is life changing. 😂
Yeah blending the eggs is a great technique. It took years of making scrambled eggs for me to sort of learn that on my own. Big kudos to you for also pointing out that this is but one of many different, viable ways to make scrambled eggs depending on the purpose. Too many recipe videos try to make it seem like there's just one "true" way to do it and other ways are like..."alternative" ways when the truth is that they're all alternative ways with distinct purposes. This sort of creamy, restaraunt style is great but it's definitely not for every use.
Thanks for sharing
@@acooknamedMatt Your channel's quickly becoming one of my favorites! Thank you for all the work.
Give me a giant whisk and I can do that without a blender or food processor lol.
Great video.
Love your work. Subscribed! Maybe do the cheese first then the eggs. They can leach out the cheesy goodness from the blender. A cafe I worked at we blended something like 40 eggs per batch. I dont remember the number exactly, with 600 ml of cream, and used this base for many things.
i was surprised he did not put in a heavy cream, or at least milk, when processing it. i know some people think it's controversial to add. i use a vitamix with aero container and add cream then use a microfine grater for cheddar cheese. can't wait to try this though
im sure its tough to cook for the film and the edit and I know that makes it all so much more complicated than just cooking but for those at home that pan was probably hotter than you want it. its why he took it off the heat so fast, curds were forming and drying out faster than he could stir basically. vid still looked awesome but if you aren't gonna refilm at least tell the people at home what you did wrong so they wont do it too XD.
First and foremost: this looks phenomenal, I'll definitely be making it myself, and you now have a new subscriber.
That being said, I'm sure it was only because of the challenges associated with cooking while filming a video, but that leftover egg in the food processor (spatula would have got that out!), as well as the spillover egg out of the pan broke my cheapskate soul of a fatty heart! I was like, "that's a few extra bites of deliciousness we just lost there!"
Doing the same, I basically grew up on scrambled eggs and was sick of them and were always overcooked. Prefered fried eggs after that. After a few decades wanted to try scrambled eggs done right and that’s how I stumbled on to Matt’s channel. Watched another dozen videos and decided to subscribe as well, not a decision I make lightly. Cheers.
Also, this is my first whipped cheese butter. Now I'm thinking of all the different kinds of cheese to do this with. Just smear it on a piece of toast!
Why does Matt cooking taste better? 😂 sending love and appreciation, brah!
Haha
I'm sure that's awesome tasting but man that's a lot of work for scrambled eggs.
I’ll give cooking the eggs that way a try on Sunday. I’ll be having them with asparagus though because it’s the English asparagus season right now.
Yum
What pan is that? It looks amazing
Thanks!
Awesome vid! But I always wonder why chefs HATE the brunch shift! I remember from watching Bourdain back in the day he would always rag on brunch.
Hey Matt try topping your eggs with some Truffle Oil it's an amazing taste with those dehydrated Scallions
In addition to the hens diet, the freshness of the egg will affect the yolk color. Fresh eggs have darker almost orange yolks, as the egg gets older the yolk becomes a brighter yellow.
Turns breakfast into a serious cardiac event😂
Absolutely no ill effects to the heart from any of these ingredients, contrary to popular opinion. Cholesterol is largely a myth.
I don’t “feed” my chickens chilis, they just run loose eating bugs & plants like my flowers, strawberries, tater onions and gochujang peppers and everything else they can get their beaks on. 😤 😔
What goes in the egg mix? Salt? Pepper? Cream?
Great video. Where's the pan from? Cheers!
I love my eggs basted on top of home made corned beef hash. I also like orange matzah frittata with orange marmalade.
is the whipped cheese the salt in the dish? Notice you didn't season the eggs.
Eggs looked amazing. The bread: way too thick, just because I think anything made with white flour should be limited in your diet -- it makes me gain weight too easily. A lot of bread = unhealthy calories, imo.
Just tried it, looks amazing
Hi Matt! Where can I find the right recipe? I looked on discord but I didn't find it...
Hi Matt, love the content as always but I am wondering Did you salt your eggs?
Yea i just left it outta the edit
@acooknamedMatt legend, thank you Sir, wasn't sure if the cheese was salty enough. Will for sure be using this one.
Yeah. I was thinking the same.
Eggs from "free range" chickens that eat worms, larvae, insects also have orangey yolks
I'd like to see your ideas on sunny side ups
My daughter and I have been watching videos on soft scrambled. Due to the language, she can't watch this one. Looks like a great recipe though, and we'll try it.
Fun fact, chilly doesn't affect birds like it does humans, it isn't hot for them at all
My wife and daughters give me a hard time about how much I beat the eggs with a fork but, love to eat my scrambled eggs. American cheese FTW!
When you finish eating your breakfast and washing all the dishes it will be time for lunch.
Cool burned toast bro.
how long would the cheese spread last for in the fridge?
Chili flake is a bit of a hack way of doing it. The real way is protein. The higher the protein, the more orange the egg yolk.
Couldn’t work for me I hate runny eggs but I still enjoy watching and learning new techniques
Paying $28 for an egg dish always make them taste better
please tell me the make and model of knife you're using. I've been searching for a nice carbon steel knife, and all I can find are random questionable consumer results.
I wonder if this would work well with Goat cheese. Changed my life when I had goat cheese and eggs for the first time
Its anything with beta carotene in it which will make them darker. Cheapest plants you can get with higher beta carotene will the job id making eggs darker. Nutritionally, hens being outside and eating things they really thrive on makes the eggs higher and healthier -- nutritionally. Chickens like to eat animals the most like mealworms, worms. That is their natural preference and THAT makes them healthier.
Hold the burnt toast...no stars for you.
Skip the bread and you would have a decent dish.
Sourdough toast with eggs🔥
Yup
I haven't watched yet but I'm going to guess copious amounts of butter haha
why does mac and cheese taste better at restaurants
Ok
Fat, lots of it
Have the same issue, I’ve tried the roux method, sodium citrate, baked, stovetop, the best cheese money can buy. All failed. I’m stumped on what should be a simple dish. Now, I’ve had some horrible Mac and cheese at restaurants, soggy overcooked pasta is terrible. But I have had some gloriously good as well. I’m just not there yet, cheers.
4x more butter, there yah go@@jamesstein5087
They add a copious amount of butter that you would fear mimicking
Just made it but i used 36 months parmesan, incredibly delicious holy F.. Nothing i´d do in the morning tho because it just takes too much time, Breakfeast for Dinner tho... fucking incredible.
Breaky for dinner is the bestb
How many ounces of cheese to the 8 tablespoons of butter?
did you not salt the eggs at any point?
thanks
Wow - so glad I found your channel. I feel like I am in the kitchen with you - terrific videography and production, and amazing food. Thank you.
I definitely like the attitude and language.
Well, this is the first of your videos I've seen. It was morning. I had eggs, butter, aged cheddar, bread and scallions that I re-grew in a plastic bucket. And I was hungry. Delicious and big thumbs up, but one request. Please don't make a video about robbing a convenience store.
The other reason to not crack eggs like that is because bits of shell might well fall in.
Missing a dash of heavy cream in the eggs
What pan do you use?
A blender? When/why would I ever do this? Eggs, butter, salt, eat.
nobody told you to man
@@devilsposterboy What does "to man" mean?
@@edwardfitzgerald3877 nobody told you to, man*
@@edwardfitzgerald3877 idk why my reply didn’t go through i said i meant to say “nobody told you to, man”
Everyone hates brunch 😂 and the key is butter ❤
Hi, nice video. Can you make a video about egg benedict?
Time for me to update my video on eggs benny ! Yes
I use a wire whip, not a blender for the eggs - "old school"
Culinary student, morning after graduation.
"F%#%@" brunch!" You know he’s a professional chef. Why they all seem to hate brunch is a mystery to me, but it seems to be true. My son is a professional chef; he hates it too, but is unable or unwilling to explain why.
Just checking…the butter/cheddar mix is only used on the toast? I didn’t notice any being put into the eggs. Totally cool, just wondering. Scrambled eggs and toast are total bros, can’t eat one without the other!
Might always... 🤔
11/10
Not being facetious, I genuinely wanna know if you aren't supposed to season your eggs or if I just missed when you did?
I accidentally cut it on the edit ughh. Sorry
Buck Frunch!
Any seasoning ??
Bro has twice the subscribers as the O.G. Alton Brown!
New idea for a shirt " fuck brunch" lol
Lol
Carlos Sainz cooking vibes
you don’t season the eggs?
Maybe because there’s about a tonne of butter in the dish
Oops i cut out the part where i added salt lol. Yea i did
who tf orders scrambled eggas at a michelin star restaurant ?
I think some serve brunch, and truffles are really good on a neutral canvas like eggs
I don't like fluffy eggs. I like eggs minimally beaten and then cooked hot and fast in olive oil. Nice firm eggs.
What is that beautiful knife? I mujst have!
You don’t need to keep saying fuck fuck every time to sound fucking cool.🎉
Fuck
Why water taste better at restaurants
Comes from the Antarctic glaciers that were blessed by elves
“Fuck brunch”. Yes. Fuck brunch.
Cuz they always add MSG to everything.