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An egg yolk is a part of an egg which feeds the developing embryo. The egg yolk is suspended in the egg white (known alternatively as albumen or glair/ glaire) by one or two spiral bands of tissue called the chalaza e. Prior to fertilization, the yolk together with the germinal disc
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Question:i'm trying to find out how much egg substitute would equal 1 whole egg. does anybody know? i'm trying to find out how much egg substitute would equal 1 whole egg. does anybody know?
okay, so i've found out that 1/4 cup equals one whole egg. so if a recipe calls for 1 or 2 tbsp egg substitute, is it okay to use the whole egg anyway?
Question:im making a pumpkin chiffon cheesecake for the first time this week for thanksgiving... the recipe asks for 1 tablespoon powdered egg whites, but i could not find that in our store.. so i got liquid egg whites.... how much do i use? it says to mix 1 tablespoon powdered egg whites with 3 tablespoons warm water... should i use 3 tablespoons of the liquid egg whites? i need suggestions or advice.. i don't want to ruin my pie!!! thanks so much everyone...
Answers:For 1 Egg White - use 2 tsp. Just Whites + 2 Tbsp. Warm Water
For 2 Egg Whites - use 4 tsp. Just Whites + 1/4 cup Warm Water
For 3 Egg Whites - use 2 Tbsp. Just Whites + 6 Tbsp. Warm Water
For 6 Egg Whites - use 1/4 cup Just Whites + 3/4 cup Warm Water
For 8 Egg Whites - use 1/3 cup Just Whites + 1 cup Warm Water
For 12 Egg Whites - use 1/2 cup Just Whites + 1-1/2 cups Warm Water
and George, powdered egg whites are far safer then raw egg whites as they are pasteurised, this eliminates the risk of salmonella and food poising completely,
Question:i used up my egg whites ( i cant remember how much) and i saved up all my yolks, and i lost track in how much were they.
i wanted to make something else using the yolks, the recipe calls for 4 yolks. how much tablespoons is that approximately? thom, i think they've been in the fridge for a week.
is it ok to use them?
Answers:4 yolks ~ 4 tablespoons.
Question:How many chromosomes are in a human egg cell that is unfertilized?
Answers:There are 23 chromosomes in a unfertilized human egg cell.
Also there are 46 in a fertilized one, and 23 in sperm cells.
How to separate egg whites and egg yolks :www.howdini.com How to separate egg whites and egg yolks There's an art to separating eggs, so the whites are in one bowl and the yolks in another. Chef Marc Bauer of The French Culinary Institute demonstrates.
What's the difference between white and brown eggs? An Ontario egg :So you're at the grocery store and can't decide between white eggs and brown eggs. What's the difference, anyway? 10-year-old Josiah, who lives with his family on an egg farm in Jordan, Ontario, sums up the answer in one word: nothing. That's right. The only difference between white and brown eggs is the colour of their shells, which is determined by the colour of the chickens laying the eggs. So white chickens lay white eggs and brown chicken lay brown eggs. But other than that, there's no difference. So how does Josiah know so much about eggs? Well, in addition to living on an egg farm, Josiah and his siblings help out by collecting eggs and sweeping the barn floor. By doing these things, Josiah and his siblings are continuing their family's story as 5th generation Ontario egg farmers. "There's a sense of continuity there," says their father, Chris Mullet Koop. "And it makes me proud." Learn more about Chris and other Ontario egg farmers at www.eggfarmersofontario.ca. "I love walking the barn in the morning and seeing all those white, clean, power-packed eggs sitting waiting to be collected and packed," says Chris. "Its an amazing thing that a hen can lay an egg every day." Although Chris left home to attend university in Winnipeg to study music, he soon realized that his heart was in Jordan, on his family's farm. Today, Chris feels lucky, with his wife and three kids, they can continue to tend to the land and live the rewarding life of an egg farming family. Want to ...