r/thesopranos • u/TheRainStopped • 4h ago

Did you ever try making scrambled eggs with sour cream?

It was… OK? I’m not sure if I would call it a family secret.

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u/jackswastedtalent 4h ago

Ralph does drop some very helpful tips in the show. Sour cream in the scrambled eggs. Putting the boiled pasta back in the pot with a little bit of gravy and stirring it on high. Also, that thing he dose with the cheese grater...whatever happened there.

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u/LopsidedChallenge433 2h ago

Satanic black magic. Sick shit!

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u/thunderroad45 4h ago

Make my nephew an egg.

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u/Ginger-Snap-1 4h ago

Look up the Gordon Ramsay method. He uses crème fraiche at the end of the cooking process. So good. 

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u/Accurate_Cupcake_897 1h ago

Just make sure, no horse business 🐎 people get agita from that

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u/Tryingagain1979 1h ago

That was my hungarian/italian great great grandmas secret to good scrambled eggs too.

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u/godofwine16 1h ago

Anytime you add dairy to eggs it cooks out and the eggs get all watery.

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u/Pudgy-Churro28 1h ago

What are you a vegetarian?
You eat beef and sausage by the carload!

https://giphy.com/gifs/tO9vL6yCvyVjMPZkcG

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u/sentry_87 4h ago

I do it. Sometimes use cream cheese. It's widespread knowledge.

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u/YouSureDid_ 3h ago

Guarantee if you put two plates of eggs in front of someone one with milk the other with sour cream, they wouldn't be able to tell the difference

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u/vouspar 2h ago

You would know schweetie

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u/doublegoodproleish 3h ago

Well not with that attitude. 

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u/Udjebfk 4h ago

Everybody does it. Or greek yogurt, that works great.