Why Are My Scrambled Eggs Sticking to My Nonstick Pan?
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I have a gas stove and use medium heat. I usually let the pan warm up for about 30 seconds (long enough to scramble the eggs in a bowl) then add the eggs. I wait until I see little bubbles around the edges, then start mixing the eggs, and cook until they’re done. Am I not cooking with the pan in the proper way? Or is my pan defunct?
Sent by Tiffany
Editor: I find that a teensy bit of oil helps nonstick pans to be really truly nonstick, but the egg problem in your photo makes me wonder if something else is going on. Take a look at this post and see if it gives you any insight.
Readers, any other ideas?
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