Mech fighters witch doctor are powerful combatants who combine the technology of mechanized suits with the mystical arts of witchcraft. They are a formidable force on the battlefield, capable of both physical prowess and supernatural abilities. The main idea in bold: Mech fighters witch doctor are powerful combatants who combine the technology of mechanized suits with the mystical arts of witchcraft..
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MAGIC 15-SECONDS CREAMY SCRAMBLED EGGS
We all know, I hope, that speedy scrambled eggs cooked over high heat will be grainy, rubbery… and worst of all, will ooze liquid out of themselves and ruin a good morning. Thus we all know, that it’s almost only legal to cook scrambled eggs over a low-and-slow process, to get creamy or die stirring in the pursuit of that velvety wrapped-around-your-tongue texture. Right, no news there.
So for the longest time, that’s what I did. So for the past blissful decade, using my very scarcely inherited patience, I’ve abided by the rules in front of all those carefully guarded wee-flames, stirring and stirring until my mind started to wonder… on that last episode of Game of Thrones, on wait–was-that-mold-I-saw-on-my-broccoli?… on anything but asking if this was the only way to the perfect scrambled eggs.
But last week, in an attempt to feed liquid-food to my temporarily anorexic dog-son, I tried thickening an beaten egg with a bit of potato starch (or cornstarch) to make an egg-goo (which I rubbed on his mouth so he would lick it…). And who knew, that unappetizing glob… lead me to one of my greatest kitchen-revelations realized. I thought… wait a second… maybe… a thickening agent is the answer to the previously-thought-impossible scrambled eggs-fantasy. Speed, and creaminess, all together.
And it is! Just by adding a little mixture of milk and potato starch (or cornstarch), the water is forced to bind with the protein even if cooked over high heat, which solves the watery eggs disaster. But better yet, it also creates a creamy and custardy texture with the bits of beaten eggs that aren’t completely cooked through, as if, YES, that they were done slowly over ow heat! While in fact, 15 seconds!! Ahem, friends, here’s how:
MAGIC, 15-SECONDS CREAMY SCRAMBLED EGGS:
Updated 2017/02/13: changed the starch measure for easy calculation
Updated 2020/09/22: I have removed cornstarch as an thickening option from the older version because cornstarch requires a higher temperature and longer cooking time, and will leave a powdery mouth-feel.
- 3 large eggs
- 1 1/2 tbsp whole milk (1/2 tbsp for each egg)
- 2 1/4 tsp potato starch, or tapioca starch/flour (3/4 tsp for each egg) * Do not use cornstarch
- Salt to season
- 3 tbsp unsalted butter (1 tbsp for each egg)
We all know, I hope, that speedy scrambled eggs cooked over high heat will be grainy, rubbery… and worst of all, will ooze liquid out of themselves and ruin a good morning. Thus we all know, that it’s almost only legal to cook scrambled eggs over a low-and-slow process, to get creamy or die stirring in the pursuit of that velvety wrapped-around-your-tongue texture. Right, no news there.
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Reviews for "The Witch Doctor Mech Fighter: An Unstoppable Force"
- Name: Sarah
Rating: 2/5
Review:
I was really disappointed with "Mech Fighters Witch Doctor". The game had so much potential but fell flat in execution. The controls were clunky and unresponsive, making it difficult to properly navigate and engage in combat. The graphics were also subpar, with a lack of attention to detail and poor texture quality. Overall, I found the gameplay to be lackluster and the overall experience to be underwhelming. I wouldn't recommend this game to others who are looking for a satisfying mech fighter experience.
- Name: John
Rating: 1/5
Review:
"Mech Fighters Witch Doctor" was a complete letdown. The gameplay was repetitive and monotonous, with little variety in missions and objectives. The storyline was confusing and seemed disjointed, making it difficult to stay engaged in the game. Additionally, the soundtrack was grating and became irritating after just a short amount of time. I expected much more from this game, and I can't say I enjoyed my experience playing it. I wouldn't recommend wasting your time and money on this one.
- Name: Emily
Rating: 2/5
Review:
I found "Mech Fighters Witch Doctor" to be a rather frustrating experience. The difficulty level was not well-balanced, with some levels being too easy and others being nearly impossible to beat. The combat mechanics were also lacking depth and strategy, resulting in a repetitive and shallow gameplay loop. Additionally, the game suffered from frequent crashes and bugs, which significantly hindered my enjoyment. I had high hopes for this mech fighter, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations.