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Anyone else thinking breakfast for dinner tonight?? We've got our eyes on michael symon's soft-scrambled eggs 🍳 The chefs are working with eggs in the next #24In24: Last Chef Standing speed shift, Sunday starting @ 8|7c!

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Jayvor 5 Monaten

@chefsymon Did he just use a half a stick of butter for one serving or scrabbled eggs?

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Saint Finnbarrvor 5 Monaten

@chefsymon Next week he’s going to reinvent the wheel

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GrandizerLivesvor 5 Monaten

@chefsymon Have always hated soft scrambled eggs. Just awful, same with all the places they put an egg yolk that is still runny on things, like on top of a steak.

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MARIA ✝️🔥🇺🇸🙏🏻📿🛐💒🇻🇦vor 5 Monaten

@chefsymon No thank you

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MASQUE MusicArtvor 5 Monaten

@chefsymon It’s more like scrambled butter

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Johnvor 5 Monaten

@chefsymon Tried this technique before. Didn’t like it at all.

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Scotty Bagsvor 5 Monaten

@chefsymon Disgusting, loose & creamy. I would not serve these in anywhere! Too much butter. Way too much over explaining for something that is basic you need to go back to chef school.

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James in Portlandvor 5 Monaten

@chefsymon Dude the amount of oil and butter you put on eggs is….gross? No way you even taste that poor fuckin egg.

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NNNvor 5 Monaten

@chefsymon thats exactly how I have been making mine for over a decade. Years of traveling to France...

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Bart Harrisvor 5 Monaten

@chefsymon I am no cook, though I scramble eggs every weekend. My recipe and technique could not be more different. I use Pam rather than butter, I heat up the pan well before cooking, and I keep them on the stove until they're firm. To each their own.

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Jersey Girlvor 5 Monaten

@chefsymon Yea, he read Julia Child’s How to Cook book. Nothing new

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Mike Martin (trying to be🧂 & 💡 to the world)vor 5 Monaten

@chefsymon Finally, a video on eggs!

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Andrew Shawvor 5 Monaten

Some scrambled eggs with your butter 🤔

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Fiddledeedee 🌴vor 5 Monaten

@chefsymon Yum! So good.

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Darla Karnvor 5 Monaten

@chefsymon Sounds like a cardiovascular dream come true.

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Doug Bonarvor 5 Monaten

@chefsymon yum

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Kelly Brittainvor 5 Monaten

@chefsymon One of my fav chefs!

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Jeremiasvor 5 Monaten

@chefsymon Guess food network can’t afford a basic whisk 🤷🏻‍♂️😳

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Adrian Cappellettivor 5 Monaten

@chefsymon ehhhh…. More butter please 🙏

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