Once the eggs hit the pan, less is more. Instead of stirring constantly, use slow, sweeping motions to guide the eggs as they begin to set. This method forms soft, tender curds rather than small, dry bits. A helpful trick is removing the pan from the heat just before the eggs look fully cooked. The remaining warmth finishes the job naturally, ensuring they stay creamy rather than overdone by the time they’re served.
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