Has anybody else made scrambled eggs by using their espresso coffee maker ? (1 Viewer)

[Two on Tour]

As usual I was sidetracked on YouTube by the list of other videos available that appear on the righthand side of my screen, and one caught my eye as it was making scrambled eggs by using the hot steam from the steam wand of your espresso coffee maker to cook the scrambled eggs, so tonight's tea was scrambled eggs on toast using the steam wand method, and it quickly and easily makes very good scrambled eggs.
Taste much different, well no, but it was a giggle doing them that way.

 

[Kozikot]

No, but have cooked steak in a toaster...

 

[Clivefog]

Salmon in the dishwasher.

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[gpat]

I tried to cook chicken once on a BBQ. What a nightmare. Never again.

 

[Holly's mum]

And very nice it was too Two on Tour, even though I admit I thought you had lost the plot when you first told me about it

 

[philann]

When I worked in hotels in Blackpool in the 1970s scrambled eggs were always made by injecting steam into a jug of eggs!

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[Kirsten]

Boiled eggs in travel kettle when on cheap holiday in Greece- self catering but no kitchen

 

[Marmite]

injecting steam into whisked eggs without milk = container shaped omelete .. need to mix milk in to get the right texture

 

[nicholsong]

As usual I was sidetracked on YouTube by the list of other videos available that appear on the righthand side of my screen, and one caught my eye as it was making scrambled eggs by using the hot steam from the steam wand of your espresso coffee maker to cook the scrambled eggs, so tonight's tea was scrambled eggs on toast using the steam wand method, and it quickly and easily makes very good scrambled eggs.
Taste much different, well no, but it was a giggle doing them that way.

What no butter , milk or cream? and not the statutory dash of water , just like an omelette mix to make it rise. And no herbs?

You are all welcome round to my cooking a nice fluffy omelette - what you fancy? Smoked salmon with some sour cream? Or bacon onion and mushrooms? Or how about chopped fresh chives and sun-dried tomatoes with parmesan?

Back to the scrambled egg, which needs slightly more delicate flavouring. Any suggestions?

Geoff

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[Two on Tour]

injecting steam into whisked eggs without milk = container shaped omelete .. need to mix milk in to get the right texture

What no butter , milk or cream? and not the statutory dash of water , just like an omelette mix to make it rise. And no herbs?

You are all welcome round to my cooking a nice fluffy omelette - what you fancy? Smoked salmon with some sour cream? Or bacon onion and mushrooms? Or how about chopped fresh chives and sun-dried tomatoes with parmesan?

Back to the scrambled egg, which needs slightly more delicate flavouring. Any suggestions?

Geoff

I did our with the same ingredient as we usually use for our scrambled eggs.

The video was just added as an example of the process of using the steam wand for those that are not familiar with what one is and I did not expect others to think was to be done to the letter of the video .

P.S. your dash of water comes via that contained in the steam, plus I stirred ours with a fork during the steaming so we got scrambled eggs and not an omelette, easy really if you think about it.

 

[Hymerbrittany]

When I worked in hotels in Blackpool in the 1970s scrambled eggs were always made by injecting steam into a jug of eggs!

When I worked in hotels in the 70s, I can certainly say that injecting steam onto jugs was not on my menu, if you get my ????

 

[Richard n Ann]

Fact of the day:

Baked beans aren't baked, they are steamed inside the tin on an enormous spiral steaming machine.

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[TheBig1]

When I worked in hotels in the 70s, I can certainly say that injecting steam onto jugs was not on my menu, if you get my ????

quite like a nice set of steamy jugs myself

 

[Aerialmark]

I once re warmed my pizza by placing it on the engine of my V8 range rover classic, I travelled about 70 odd miles to our next camp and by the time i got there it was ready. ( By the way i left it in the box while it travelled )
I also tried to cook beef burgers on the exhaust manifold of the same engine but they broke up and the fat run down the exhaust. For weeks after when it got warm you thought you were driving a burger van !
(Below is the old girl in question)

 

[Vipar]

I well remember wiring a kipper to my mates exhaust on his lorry kept him wondering for days he only found it come the weekend when we used to adjust our brakes and do a grease up on the prop shaft. Yes he got his own back by putting the remains or his Sunday tea shrimp heads and tails and a few whelks under my mattress. We agreed on a truce after that

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[Two on Tour]

We put "Bombay Duck" in the heater ducts of a mates V Dub Beetle at the start of the cold weather one winter.
Wayne was very bright academically, but was somewhat lacking in common sense and had zero mechanical knowledge, so when we told him the smell was a common problem with V Dub Beetles, he went through the winter with no heating in his car and bought himself a German army surplus fur lined tank suit to travel in.