I eat most eggs in Fried Rice. When the rice is almost ready crack an egg in the middle and stir it like Hell to spread the egg through as it cooks.
A trick from watching the Iron Chef. Works every time.
Otherwise boiled,fried,poached or scrambled.
Anyone else silly enough to bother doing scrambled eggs 'Heston' style? Being bored helps, takes more time... but totally worth it.
Method: A
well buttered glass bowl, place onto/into a saucepan of boiling water,
above water level.
Crack in the eggs, I only do 2, you'll have to jig the ingredients to suit the numbers. Stir briskly, rather than whisk, just enough to break them up into an even look.
Throw in around a dessertspoon of butter and cream. Dash of milk. Salt and pepper.
Then stir very gently about every 30 seconds until it starts to thicken, then continue stiring very slowly until it sets to how you like it. It can take anything up to 6-10 minutes. Try not to let it set too quickly, remove from heat for a few seconds to keep heat even if needed.
Turn it out onto toast and and slap more butter on, enjoy. Heston does a burnt butter sauce to pour over it but haven't bothered with that ... yet anyway, might try it one day.
It comes out much 'silkier'? than eggs cooked faster.