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I tried Martha Stewart's hack for making the 'best scrambled eggs in the whole world.' They were deliciously creamy.

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I tried Martha Stewart's hack for making the 'best scrambled eggs in the whole world.' They were deliciously creamy.

I made scrambled eggs using Martha Stewart's special trick with clarified butter.

Anneta Konstantinides/Business Insider I tried Martha Stewart's favorite way to make scrambled eggs.

Stewart said using clarified butter makes "the best scrambled eggs in the whole world." My scrambled eggs with clarified butter looked beautifully golden and tasted silky and creamy.

Martha Stewart has never led me astray.

I learn something new every time I interview the lifestyle icon, like how to make the perfect rice or one-pan pasta .

But Stewart's best tip was also her most surprising.

I was shocked when she told me she often makes scrambled eggs with the same machine that whips up her coffee.

I put Stewart's hack to the test and made some of the fluffiest eggs I've ever tasted.

So when I heard she had another technique for making the best scrambled eggs, I knew I had to try it.

Martha Stewart loves making scrambled eggs with clarified butter.

Martha Stewart attends the FGI Night of Stars in New York City on October 17, 2023.

Lexie Moreland/Getty Images During a cooking demo at the 2021 Food and Wine Classic in Aspen, Stewart revealed that she got the idea for her egg hack after finding a pan of leftover clarified butter in the fridge.

"Usually, scrambled eggs are overdone or not so tasty," she told the crowd.

"I cooked the eggs in the clarified butter, and they looked like golden, beautiful scrambled eggs." I had never made clarified butter before, but Stewart said it created "the best scrambled eggs in the whole world." That was all I needed to hear! You only need two ingredients to make Stewart's scrambled eggs.

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