How Do U Make Grilled Cheese and Egg
Wylie Dufresne's Scrambled Egg Sandwich
Soft scrambled eggs in about a minute? We didn't believe it either until we tried this recipe from Wylie Dufresne, who created this sandwich hybrid at Du's Donuts in NYC. Mixing in cream cheese adds back the richness lost by cooking the eggs quickly.
Ingredients
Makes 2
Scrambled Eggs
4
large eggs
1
small pinch of cayenne pepper
Kosher salt
2
Tbsp. unsalted butter
3
Tbsp. cream cheese
Assembly
4
slices American cheese
4
thick slices Martin's Potato Bread or other white bread
Unsalted butter (for pan)
Preparation
Scrambled Eggs
Step 1
Whisk eggs and cayenne in a small bowl; season generously with salt.
Step 2
Heat butter in a medium saucepan over medium. As soon as it begins to foam, add eggs and cook, whisking constantly, until they have set in small curds and are beginning to look dry, about 1 minute. Immediately remove from heat and whisk in cream cheese.
Step 3
Do Ahead: Eggs can be scrambled 2 hours ahead. Store tightly covered at room temperature.
Assembly
Step 4
Divide cheese between 2 slices of bread and top with egg mixture. Close up sandwiches.
Step 5
Heat a dry large skillet over medium-low and brush very lightly with butter. Toast sandwiches until golden brown, about 3 minutes per side.
How would you rate Wylie Dufresne's Scrambled Egg Sandwich?
Reviews (10)
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Used ricotta - a bit less rich.
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I found these eggs to be way to rich for my taste. I used 4 eggs and 3tbs of cream cheese and it was too much for me. I would suggest adding small amount of cream cheese and tasting until you reach the right amount of richness. The sandwich creation is pretty standard and always pretty tasty.
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So tasty! I made just one sandwich and I used one egg. Cheese - I used goat mozzarella because that's what I had and it was terrific. Bread - Wonder Bread with Fibre (I'm in Canada, not sure if they sell exactly this in the U.S). I had it with a sliced cucumber/tomato/lemon juice/parsley/salt/pepper salad on the side. I would definitely eat this again!
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Holy canoli, these eggs are the best I've ever had! Just made this for the first time & tragically we can't get American cheese here but aged cheddar still worked! Used soy & linseed sourdough because it's what we had but it would be SO much better with thick, white bread. But, ugh... The eggs. I can't believe how good they are! Next time, I might just eat them out of the pan with a spoon and call it a day.
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I really wanted to love this, but it disappointed across the board: 4 eggs (medium size) produced WAY too much, scrambled egg poured out of the sandwiches into the second pan, all over when we cut them with a sharp serrated blade and when we tried to eat our sandwiches. The scrambled eggs were delicious prepared this way, but WAY too rich. Along with the butter and cheese, we could barely manage to eat half a sandwich each. And we are tried and true grilled cheese aficionados, we don't shy away from rich foods. Can't recommend this one, sorry.
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Ok. I made this for the first time two weeks ago when we started social isolation. Since then, I've lost count of how many times I've made this. I've made variations to produce several sandwiches, swapped out different cheeses (based on what we have on hand) and am at the point where the little measuring required is no longer needed. This is just the most understated, delicious and quick breakfast sandwich. I've never been one to believe that a breakfast sandwich can be ONLY eggs... I always want eggs as an accompaniment to a savory protein, like breakfast sausage. However, I can safely say I am now a full egg & cheese convert. MAKE THIS SANDWICH. It will take hardly any time and hardly any ingredients and will make you feel like a CHEF.
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Made this a few minutes ago. For me it was more a breakfast burrito. I fried up a little mild Italian sausage, added it to the eggs scrambled as instructed, heated a tortilla in a microwave with some shredded cheddar, added egg mixture, wrapped it up. It was great. I have been making scrambled eggs for years, but this way of making them is far and away the best I have ever had.
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My son's version of this is to add a dash of paprika and garlic to the eggs and swap the Am cheese for provolone served in a warm croissant. Cooked on an open camp fire .... Ah-freaking-mazing. P.S. my Dad's nickname is Wylie (we are also Dufresnes)
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Wowowowowow. I don't write a lot of reviews.. But I've decided it was time to share my love for this recipe, considering I have now made it countless times and have practically memorized it. Not only is it made with normal pantry staples that I always have and its super easy, but it's also the best breakfast sandwich I've ever made at home and it definitely rivals most that I've had out. It doesn't have that drippy yolk that I usually require in my BF sandwhich (which initially turned me off). But that yolky flavor is replaced with those melty, goey, nostalgic American cheese slices from your childhood. The scrambled egg recipe that's used is delicious in itself. It's a perfect method for those creamy small curds. And adding the cream cheese helps with richening the flavor, but also helping to bind the curds together so that your sandwich stays "tidy". The recipes method for getting a nicely browned sandwich, while also melting the cheese is also perfect. This sandwich is great just the way it is, BUT If you wanted to jazz it up.. I have also chopped up some chorizo and thrown it in with the scramble 👌🏻 Happy eating =)
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I made this today for myself for lunch. I used 1 egg, a splash of Cayenne, and a knife swap of cream cheese. I used dark oat bread and a slice of cheddar cheese because that was what I had on hand. It was amazing!
How Do U Make Grilled Cheese and Egg
Source: https://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/breakfast-grilled-cheese-with-soft-scrambled-eggs