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All it takes is one pot, two dozen eggs and 10 minutes of cooking to serve breakfast to a full house. By Ali Slagle Ali Slagle scrambled 147 eggs to engineer this method. Even the duds were enjoyed by ...

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From shakshuka and crustless quiche to a make-ahead egg casserole, baked eggs are always welcome on the dinner table. This cheesy mash-up of shakshuka and spinach and artichoke dip is the perfect ...

It’s all about the temperature at which you cook them. When I don’t know what to cook, I turn to scrambled eggs. They’re obviously great for breakfast. I like them with a slice of toasted and buttered ...