Educational Explainer Video: Scrambled Eggs

Create a 15-second educational explainer video about how to make scrambled eggs. Use a soft hand-drawn 2D illustration style with gentle outlines, simple kitchen shapes, and warm, clean cooking visuals. The video must feel like a clear step-by-step tutorial with a start, climax, and end. Place the on-screen text in a bold sans serif font on a plain beige background in a left-aligned text column, separated from the main visuals on the right by a visible border line. The opening text should say exactly: HOW TO MAKE SCRAMBLED EGGS. Use a friendly narrated voice. Keep the pacing brisk but easy to follow. Show the full sequence clearly and keep continuity consistent: start with cracking two eggs into a clear bowl, make sure both eggs are still visible when whisking begins, then move into the climax where the eggs are whisked, butter melts in the pan, and the eggs are stirred gently into soft curds, then end with creamy scrambled eggs plated neatly. Keep the visuals readable and uncluttered. Make the narration and text work together so each beat is easy to understand at a glance. Keep the title and step text inside the beige left text panel, with the cooking visuals occupying the right side.