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Scrambled eggs

by Nadyne Buck
(Northern Wisconsin)

I always put a pinch (1/8-1/4 tsp) of baking powder in my scrambled eggs.

I use a hand mixer to whip the eggs and baking powder together.

I pour them into a preheated pan (cast iron) and then I pour a splash of milk into the pan.

The eggs always turn out fluffy with large bites.

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Sounds yummy!
by: Gerhild

Thanks, Nadyne, for sharing your recipe. I'll be trying this for sure!

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