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1 Set the butter over a warm water bath if you're in a real hurry. 2  Pour a few cups of very hot (just below boiling) water into a double boiler or a sauce pan with a metal bowl nested inside. 3  Put the butter over the water bath and allow to soften. 4  Keep an eye on it so the butter doesn't start to melt. A few minutes on the counter and the butter will be up to room temperature. 2  Set the butter over a warm water bath if you're in a real hurry. 3  Pour a few cups of very hot (just below boiling) water into a double boiler or a sauce pan with a metal bowl nested inside.
Fat Is Your Friend. We use butter for these eggs, you should too. You could use oil, but butterâs moisture helps keep these eggs luscious. Plus it tastes good because itâs butter, duh. Sweep, Donât Scramble. We wanted soft wide folds that you could sink a fork into. For that, use a heat-safe spatula and the right size skillet (we like a 10-inch non-stick for 4 eggs). Heat the skillet over medium-low and add your butter. Once itâs melted, add your very well-beaten eggs and let them sit for just a second. This whole process takes about a minute and a half so a second counts. Then, use your spatula to push the eggs from one side of the skillet to the other.