How To Make Creamy Scrambled Eggs
By Joe Cowan
Director of Operations
Right around this time of year when family and friends are making time to visit, I like to have set meals at breakfast and dinner time. Having a larger meal at the beginning and end of the day is the best way to keep everyone happy and fed as well as out of your kitchen first thing in the morning. It is also a really nice way to start the day and help everyone stay organized. The challenge however is making something simple but hearty enough to keep everyone going throughout the day. Classic breakfast foods are a great way to accomplish this task; easy yet filling and almost universally loved.
Creamy Scrambled Eggs on Toast
Rated 4.5 stars by 2 users
Servings
1

Ingredients
- 6 eggs, whisked
1 cup Greek yoghurt
- 2 tbsp butter
-
1 tsp Dr. Cowan’s Garden Pepper Salt
-
1 tsp Dr. Cowan’s Garden Leek Powder
- 4 large slices of sourdough bread, toasted and buttered
Directions
- In a medium frying pan, add the butter and eggs and turn on the heat (do not preheat the pan). Turn heat to medium – low.
- With a heat proof rubber spatula or wooden spoon stir the eggs in the pan continuously, scraping the bottom of the pan. Continue stirring and scraping until the mixture thickens in the pan.
- Once thick, add the yoghurt and powders. Continue to stir until fully incorporated and the eggs are totally cooked but still creamy.
- Serve over warm sourdough toast.
2 comments
More from:
Breakfast
Explore more
- Appetizers
- Ashitaba
- beans
- breakfast
- Burdock Root Powder
- Carolina Gold Rice
- cauliflower
- Chaga
- cheese
- Chicken
- Chicken And Vegetables
- Chicken And Vegetables Protein Bowl
- Chili
- Cowan Family Favorites
- Desserts & Baked Goods
- Dip
- falafel
- fennel
- Fettuccine Alfredo
- ghee
- halloumi
- Hummus
- Main Dishes
- palak paneer
- Pie
- Protein Bowl
- Salads and Dressings
- sausage
- Shrimp
- Side Dishes
- smoothie
- Soups and Stew
- soups and stews
- Spicy
- SpicyShrimp
- SpicyShrimpwithGarlickyCreamedSpinach
- Three-Beet Powder
- Tom Kha Gai
- Turmeric
- Vegetables
- vegetarian
- Wild Ramps
- Winter Squash
- Zucchini
Hello Jennifer,
We ship to Australia. Please feel free to email Info@DrCowansGarden.com
Warmly,
Customer Support
Do you send powders to Australia?
Leave a comment