I have a cooking question

Every time I make scrambled eggs the eggs stick to the pan. It’s a stainless steel frying pan. What am I doing wrong? @ZombieMombie do you know?

What cooking questions do y’all have?

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Stainless steel is funky. To make sure things do not stick, heat the pan up first.

To check to see if it is hot enpugh, put a drop of water in. You want it to look sort-of like a marble and slide around. If it busts apart it is too hot.

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Did not know that. I have a stainless steel pan and even with oil. Everything sticks and burns.

I prefer cast iron. Seasoned and it’s so easy to clean after.

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Thank you :pray:
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I’ll try this also. Because when I do use my stainless steel pan. I use lots of oil to reduce sticking. And it makes me waste oil and eat too much oil.

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Use a non stick pan. Or a copper pan.

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I always use a couple teaspoons of olive oil. Always, even in non stick pans.

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Stainless steel is best for low to medium heat. You’ll want to use oil and do the water test like Zomb says. For higher temp cooking, nothing beats a properly seasoned cast iron or carbon steel pan.

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Tip for non-stick pans: do not use nonstick sprays. Just butter, oil, or margarine (yuck).

The reason is that these sprays leave a film. It ruins the nonstick properties of the pans and is extremely hard to remove.

This is lecthin, if I remember correctly

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As an example, I purchased one of those granitestone pans a few years ago. Used nonstick spray every time. After a couple months things were sticking all the time.

I needed a new set of pans in 2022. Had a very nice tax refund, so I splurged and got my first new pan set in 10 years, I think. Maybe longer.

I got the blue diamond set from Granite stone. It was $250!!! I’ve never spent that on anything except major appliances and even usually get used.

Anyway, they said to never use nonstick spray. I researched and this set is still very nonstick after about 18 months of daily use, multiple times a day.

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It’s the hormones given off by the brains you’re cooking.

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I’ll have you know that I go for organic,free range, and no added hormones.

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Teens already come with enough hormones.

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No teen brains. Too gamey.

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I use Curtis Stone nonstick pans. Nothing ever sticks even without oil.

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Not that much to a serving, either.

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we just use butter in the pan before adding the eggs and it never sticks…just like a pad of butter too.

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I spray it with pam first, no issues after that.

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