In my kitchen, I love creating dishes like the Salmon Egg Scramble. It’s perfect for those mornings when you need something quick yet satisfying. The key to this dish is the combination of hot smoked salmon and fluffy scrambled eggs. As I whisk the eggs with a splash of half-and-half and a pinch of salt, the kitchen fills with anticipation.
As the skillet heats up with a dollop of ghee, I can hear the sizzle as I pour in the egg mixture. With a gentle push of the spatula, the eggs start to form soft curds. That’s when I know it’s time to add the star of the dish—chunks of hot smoked salmon. I fold them into the eggs, letting their smoky aroma infuse every bite.
Just before serving, I sprinkle chopped fresh chives and a dash of black pepper over the top. The vibrant green of the chives adds a burst of freshness against the golden eggs and pink salmon. It’s a feast for both the eyes and the taste buds.

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Chef’s Notes- Salmon Egg Scramble
- Creamy Texture: Whisk the eggs thoroughly with half-and-half to achieve a creamy texture.
- Gentle Cooking: Use low to medium heat and a nonstick pan to prevent sticking and ensure fluffy eggs.
- Flavor Enhancements: Fresh herbs like chives complement the smoky salmon flavor perfectly.
- Ingredient Substitutions: Experiment with different types of smoked salmon or herbs to personalize the dish.
- Serve Fresh: This dish is best served immediately to enjoy the fluffy texture of the eggs and the flavors of the salmon.
FAQ- Salmon Egg Scramble
Can I use other types of salmon instead of hot smoked salmon?
Yes, you can use cold smoked salmon or even leftover baked salmon for a different texture and flavor.
How can I make this recipe dairy-free?
Substitute half-and-half with almond milk or coconut milk to maintain creaminess without dairy.
What should I serve with Salmon Egg Scramble?
Avocado slices, hash browns, or a side of fresh fruit are great accompaniments to make it a complete meal.
Can I prepare this dish ahead of time?
It’s best enjoyed fresh, but you can prep ingredients (like chopping chives) ahead for quicker assembly.
How do I prevent my eggs from overcooking?
Remove the skillet from heat when the eggs are slightly runny as they will continue to cook in the residual heat.











