How To Make Scrambled Eggs Video

Eggs are a staple ingredient in our breakfast rotation so we’ve perfected our favorite ways to cook them, from Poached Eggs to Boiled Eggs. This Scrambled Egg recipe is another versatile breakfast that anyone can master. This post may contain affiliate links. Read my disclosure policy.

Perfect Scrambled Eggs Recipe

Move over, Gordon Ramsay (also, just kidding in case he ever reads this, in that case, heyyy!) We’re making the best scrambled eggs that are light, fluffy, airy, and so easy. All you need are eggs, milk, salt, a pat of butter, and 5 minutes. The result is soft and creamy eggs that are rich in protein and flavor. Scrambled eggs are one of the most versatile breakfast foods. Since they don’t require any prep or lead time, they’re perfect for busy mornings and leisurely weekend brunches. Serve them in Breakfast Burritos with Homemade Tortillas, or keep it classic with a side of Crispy Oven-Baked Bacon. You’ll always find new ways to eat them!

Scrambled Eggs Video

Watch Natasha prepare perfect scrambled eggs that are light, fluffy, and creamy, with just 4 ingredients. Eggs are a protein-packed breakfast that anyone can make in minutes.

Ingredients

Below is a short list of what you’ll need to make scrambled eggs. Don’t forget to scroll to the recipe card with the full ingredient measurements and recipe details:

Eggs – Our star ingredient. Fresh eggs are best for the creamiest scramble. Milk – Any milk will work to whisk into the eggs before you scramble them. The added moisture makes the eggs extra soft. You can also use water.Salt – We use fine sea salt to enhance the flavor of the eggs.Butter – You’ll need unsalted butter for cooking the eggs in the pan, or substitute it with olive oil for dairy free.Garnish – Finely chopped chives and freshly cracked black pepper for serving. This is optional, but it does bring an additional depth of flavor to your eggs. See below for more scrambled egg topping ideas.

Pro Tip: Use the freshest eggs you can find when making scrambled eggs as the flavor and texture will be better. Eggs from a carton will work in a pinch, but fresh is best.

Tips for the Best Scrambled Eggs

Patience – don’t try to rush the process, continue scraping the bottom of the skillet to lift the cooked part of the egg. Lower Heat – keep the skillet over medium-low heat so you don’t overcook parts of the egg. Don’t Overmix – Avoid over-scrambling and over-cooking, as your eggs will turn out deflated and crumbly.Turn off the heat early – Remember, the residual heat from the skillet will continue cooking your eggs even when you turn off the heat, so turn it off just before it reaches your desired doneness.

How to Make Scrambled Eggs

Making delicious and fluffy scrambled eggs is a quick, 3-step process. This is our tried-and-tested technique that creates the best eggs every time:

Scrambled Egg Add-ins

A perfect scrambled egg is delicious and filling on its own, or you can sneak in extra veggies and other ingredients for even more nutrition and flavor. We recommend using add-ins that are already cooked to avoid overcooking the eggs.

Cooked diced bell pepperSautéed mushroomsSautéed onionsFresh Spinach

Scrambled Egg Toppings

If you want to turn your scrambled eggs into a full breakfast, try these toppings and sides:

Shredded Cheese – We love mozzarella. The heat from the eggs makes it all melty and delicious. Diced Tomatoes – try whole diced tomatoes, sun-dried tomatoes, or cherry tomatoesBacon – Bacon and eggs are a perfect pair.Herbs – Finely chopped chives, basil, or thyme leaves.Sauces – Give the eggs a drizzle of hot sauce (like Sriracha or Tabasco)Salsa – For a Southwestern twist, top your eggs with Pico De Gallo or Roasted Tomato Salsa.

Common Questions

Scrambled Eggs Serving Suggestions

Scrambled eggs are super versatile, and you can use them in a variety of recipes like Breakfast Quesadillas, and even Chicken Fried Rice. Here are more delicious ideas for serving:

Side Dish – We love our scrambled eggs served with a side of Baked Bacon and Breakfast Potatoes. Or, keep it simple and enjoy these eggs with slices of avocado or fresh fruit for a quick and easy breakfast. Breakfast Tacos – Use these scrambled eggs to fill Breakfast Tacos or Breakfast Burritos.Breakfast Sandwiches – Make Freezer Breakfast Sandwiches with scrambled eggs for easy meal prep.

Make-Ahead

When it comes to leftovers or preparing your eggs ahead of time, storing and reheating scrambled eggs is a breeze:

To Refrigerate: Once the eggs have cooled, store them airtight in the fridge for up to 3-4 days, according to USDA recommendations.Freezing: If you know you’ll be freezing your scrambled eggs, I recommend undercooking them ever so slightly so that they stay soft when they’re reheated. Transfer the cooked and cooled eggs to a freezer-safe bag or container, and keep them frozen for up to 3 months. Thaw the scrambled eggs in the fridge before reheating.To Reheat: For the stovetop, warm them in a pan with a bit of butter until they’re hot throughout. To microwave, transfer to a microwave-safe dish, heating in increments while stirring gently in between until heated through.

Once you know how to make scrambled eggs, the sky’s the limit when it comes to ways to enjoy them. We’d love to hear your favorite ways to serve your creamy eggs in the comments.