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Take 3 large eggs out of the refrigerator 15 to 20 minutes before cooking. Crack them into a glass bowl and let them sit at room temperature.
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Taking eggs out beforehand helps them blend smoothly and cook faster without chilling the hot pan.
Beat the eggs with a fork until yolk and whites are just combined, stopping before adding excessive air to keep the texture silky.
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Avoid using a balloon whisk, as incorporate too much air creates dry, fluffy eggs instead of creamy curds.
Place a nonstick pan over medium heat. Add 1 tbsp unsalted butter and swirl the pan to coat the bottom as it melts.
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Preheating the pan properly ensures eggs cook instantly without sticking to the pan surface.
Pour in the beaten eggs and add 0.25 tsp kosher salt into the liquid eggs. Gently push the egg mixture from edges to center using a silicone spatula to form soft curds until no longer runny.
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Remove the pan from heat while the eggs are still shiny and creamy, as residual heat will complete cooking.
Slide the scrambled eggs onto a serving plate immediately. Sprinkle with 0.125 tsp freshly ground black pepper and top with the remaining 0.5 tbsp unsalted butter to melt over the warm eggs.
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Plate immediately to stop cooking
leaving eggs in a hot pan causes them to dry out quickly
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