Gordon Ramsay shares 89p item that brings scrambled eggs ‘to a completely different level’

For scrambled eggs to be perfect, there is one ingredient that needs to be used according to TV chef Gordon Ramsay.

Eggs can be enjoyed in many different ways, but scrambled is one of the most popular options.

While everyone may put their own little twist on scrambled eggs, Gordon Ramsay’s technique differs wildly from the classic approaches.

The chef discussed his unique process during a 2017 episode of MasterChef that saw him cook before a room of competitors.

While cracking six cold eggs and adding three small nobs of butter into a saucepan before bringing the pan to the heat, he explained: “The secret behind any great scrambled eggs is to make sure you do not overcook it.

“Start cooking the eggs very gently. Every time I stir, I’m cleaning the bottom of the pan.”

The golden rule here is to keep the pan on the heat for roughly thirty seconds before removing it for the same amount of time.

Gordon added: “[It] slows down the cooking process [and] stops the eggs from overcooking. You need to be very careful, if you’ve overcooked it you’ll see the scrambled eggs go very watery.”

While placing the pan back on the stove, the chef said: “It’s really important that you go on and off throughout the whole three minutes.”

All seasoning has to happen right at the very end of the process according to Gordon, as salt can break down the egg and make it watery if introduced too early on.

However, salt isn’t the only thing to add to the dish at the very end. The chef said: “Here is where it goes to a completely different level. Take a teaspoon of creme fraiche.

“That gives a really nice creamy texture. More importantly, it stops [the eggs] from overcooking.

“Come to serve you want to see nice and light, fluffy scrambled eggs [that are] a little bit creamy. They’re scrambled eggs to die for. Finally, finish with a little smidgen of chopped chives.”