
Learn essential restaurant kitchen basics and egg techniques, from cracking eggs one handed to rolling a perfect omelet and proper seasoning, with practice to master the craft.
Learn to prepare a bleach bucket solution to sanitize work surfaces, counters, and knives in restaurant and home settings. Follow simple steps using warm water, bleach, and test strips.
Practice the pan trick for eggs by rolling a small egg pan with salt, keeping a loose wrist, and coordinating left- and right-hand motions to control inertia and prevent spills.
Learn to cook two eggs over easy with a one-handed crack, medium-high heat, and a flip that tucks the whites for evenly cooked whites that don't stick.
cook two eggs over medium using spray and oil, similar to over easy. flip gently after a few counts to keep whites set with a not-runny yolk, avoiding browning.
Poach eggs with a gentle drop and vinegar for firm whites and a medium yolk. Cook over hard eggs by breaking yolks and ensuring whites and yolks are cooked through.
Master scrambled eggs by avoiding browning with gentle heat, swirling back and forth, and cooking to soft, moist doneness so they stay fluffy and finish cooking off the heat.
Learn to make joe's special egg scramble by sautéing onion and garlic, browning beef with mushrooms and spinach, seasoning evenly with oregano, and folding in eggs for a balanced finish.
Master a Florentine omelet by sautéing bacon, onions, mushrooms, and spinach, folding in eggs with sour cream, and mastering gentle heat and rolling to a flawless finish.
Apply the techniques learned in this course and build confidence in cooking with eggs as you finish this mini course. Look out for more courses coming soon.
This a power course for anyone who is interested in learning how to cook with eggs. You can take the skills learned in this course into a kitchen anywhere in the world. These are the same skills we have used for over 42 years in the restaurant business.
In this course you will learn the art of cooking eggs of any style with confidence. You will also learn how to prepare and present two different specialty dishes: the Joe's Scramble and the Florentine Omelet.
Note:
Restaurant Kitchen Basics: The Breakfast Course includes all of the material in this course, plus many additional classic breakfast dishes.
Restaurant Kitchen Basics: Restaurant Classics includes all of the material in this course AND The Breakfast Course, plus nearly a dozen additional classic lunch and diner dishes. If you are interested in more than just breakfast, we recommend you check out our Restaurant Classics course!