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MarySSS

OMG Cottage Cheese in Scrambled Eggs, A Total Texture Upgrade

Mixing cottage cheese into scrambled eggs is something I picked up after seeing it online, and it’s wild how much it changes the texture. The eggs come out super creamy, almost like a custard, but without being heavy. I usually crack three eggs, add a heaping spoonful of cottage cheese, a pinch of salt, and whisk it all together until it’s smooth. Pour it into a nonstick pan on low heat and keep stirring gently. The key is not to rush it—low and slow keeps everything tender. Another add-in that’s made a difference is a splash of sriracha or chili crisp right at the end. It gives the eggs a little kick and some extra flavor. Chopped fresh herbs like chives or dill can also change things up. For a more savory twist, I’ll sometimes fold in sautéed mushrooms or spinach before the eggs are fully set. #EggHacks #Breakfast #KitchenTips #ScrambledEggs #CottageCheese #Food #Cooking

OMG Cottage Cheese in Scrambled Eggs, A Total Texture Upgrade
Dustin Reese

Tips for 60s Microwave Scrambled Eggs, super fast and never fails!

I crack 2 eggs straight into a microwave-safe mug, add a splash of milk, a pinch of salt, and whisk it all up with a fork. After that, it’s just a quick zap—30 seconds, stir, then another 20-30 seconds until they’re just set. The texture comes out surprisingly fluffy, not rubbery at all. Sometimes I’ll toss in a handful of shredded cheese or some chopped scallions before microwaving. If there’s leftover ham or spinach in the fridge, that goes in too. 🌟The key is not to overcook—eggs keep cooking a bit after coming out, so stopping when they’re slightly glossy works best. This method is a solid go-to for anyone who wants a hot breakfast without the hassle of pans and stovetops. #Microwave tips #Quick meals #Breakfast #ScrambledEggs #KitchenHacks #Food #Cooking

Tips for 
60s Microwave Scrambled Eggs, super fast and never fails!