If you're looking to elevate your breakfast game, these Herbed Creamy Scrambled Eggs might just become your new favorite. They're a delightful blend of creamy texture and fresh, herby flavors that transform the humble scrambled eggs into something special.
Starting with the basics, eggs are the star of this dish, providing a rich source of protein and that classic breakfast flavor we all love. The heavy cream is what makes these eggs exceptionally creamy, giving them a luxurious texture. You'll want to use unsalted butter for cooking; it adds a subtle nutty taste and helps keep the eggs from sticking. Garlic powder infuses the butter with a warm, savory aroma that complements the eggs perfectly. Fresh chives and parsley aren't just for garnishβthey bring a bright, fresh flavor that lightens the dish. Finally, season with salt and pepper to enhance all the other flavors.
These eggs are fantastic on their own, but if you want to round out your breakfast, try serving them with a slice of crusty sourdough bread or a warm croissant. For a bit of spice, serve with a side of salsa or a few dashes of hot sauce. They're also wonderful alongside crispy bacon or a light arugula salad.
First, crack your eggs into a bowl and pour in the heavy cream. Whisk them together until they're fully combined. You want a consistent mixture with no streaks of egg white or yolk visible. This helps ensure the eggs cook evenly.
Next, grab a non-stick skillet and place it over medium-low heat. Add the butter and let it melt completely. This is when you'll sprinkle in the garlic powder. Stir it around in the butter for about 30 seconds. This step lets the garlic infuse its flavor into the melted butter, setting the stage for wonderfully aromatic eggs.
Pour the egg mixture into the skillet. Let it sit for a few seconds, just until you see the edges beginning to set. This is your cue to start stirring. Use a spatula to gently push the eggs from the edges towards the center. This technique helps form those soft, luscious curds we're aiming for.
Continue cooking and stirring until the eggs are almost done to your liking. Keep in mind that they will continue to cook a bit after you remove them from the heat. So, if you like them on the creamy side, take them off slightly before they look fully cooked.
Now, fold in the fresh chives and parsley. The residual heat will wilt the herbs just enough to release their flavor without losing their bright color. Finally, season with salt and pepper to taste, and your Herbed Creamy Scrambled Eggs are ready to serve.