How Can You Tell That An Egg Is Fresh? How Can You Tell That An Egg Is Fresh?
The document provides information on how to determine if an egg is fresh and describes various egg cooking methods. It explains that a fresh egg will sink in water, while a stale egg will float. When cracked open, a fresh egg yolk will be small, round and stand high above the thick white. As eggs age, the yolk absorbs water and becomes larger and flatter. The document then lists common egg cooking styles like sunny-side up, hard boiled and scrambled eggs. It concludes by summarizing how to test egg freshness and describing different egg dishes.
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How Can You Tell That An Egg Is Fresh? How Can You Tell That An Egg Is Fresh?
The document provides information on how to determine if an egg is fresh and describes various egg cooking methods. It explains that a fresh egg will sink in water, while a stale egg will float. When cracked open, a fresh egg yolk will be small, round and stand high above the thick white. As eggs age, the yolk absorbs water and becomes larger and flatter. The document then lists common egg cooking styles like sunny-side up, hard boiled and scrambled eggs. It concludes by summarizing how to test egg freshness and describing different egg dishes.
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How can you tell
that an egg is fresh?
Fresh Egg
• Why do you say it is fresh? How would
you know? If it sinks to the bottom, it is very fresh,if it sinks yet stands on its point, it is not very fresh, if it floats to the top, it is stale and best discarded. When broken out of the shell, The yolk is small andCHARACTERISTICS rounded and standsOFhigh in a EGG A FRESH thick, gel-like egg white which tends to stay compact rather than spread out over a wide area. As eggs age, the yolk absorbs water from the white and becomes larger and flatter. How would you like your eggs to be cooked and why?
What other egg dishes do
you still know? EGG COOKERY How are they prepared? What is the basic principle of cooking an egg? It is to always cook it at low temperature until just done VARIOUS EGG DISHES 1. FRIED EGGS a.) Sunny-side up or “eyes c.) Basted Eggs – the open” – the yolk is yellow and white is firm, the well-rounded, no brown yolk is soft and edges for the white covered with thin film. b.) Hard Fried – the white and yolk are firm 2. BOILED EGGS Hard cooked and soft cooked are terms that accurately describe these process of cooking eggs in their shell. 3. SCRAMBLED EGG Standards in cooking scrambled eggs should always be soft, yellow, tender, and not watery. Stirring in milk or cream adds body and makes creamy scrambled egg. 4. OMELLETE • This is a mixture of eggs, salt, and pepper cooked in a pan over high heat. Omellete is usually folded when served plain with a filling. • Examples: cheese, mushroom, chopped herbs, or ham 5. POACHED EGGS An egg that has been cooked outside the shell, by poaching. POACHING – is cooking eggs out of their shell in simmering liquid like water with vinegar and salt, although wine, milk, and stock are also used. Now, what have we learned today? To tell a fresh egg from a stale one without breaking it, place it in a glass of water mixture. If the egg sinks to the bottom, it is very fresh. If it sinks yet stands on its point, it is not very fresh and needs to be used soon. The characteristics to determine the freshness of an egg when it is cracked open
The yolk is small and rounded and stands high in a
thick, gel-like egg white which tends to stay compact rather than spread out over a wide area. As eggs age, the yolk absorbs water from the white and becomes larger and flatter. The styles of frying eggs such as sunny-side up, hard fried, and basted eggs. The various egg dishes such as boiled eggs, scrambled eggs, omelettes, and poached eggs. Dyeing eggs Easter eggs have been traditionally painted red since the 13th century, as a colour representing life and joy, and also as a symbol of the blood shed on the cross. Thus, the colour red reminds us of the sacrificial death of Jesus. It was only later that Easter eggs were painted in other colours too. Christianity adopted eggs as a symbol of fertility, resurrection, and eternal life. John 3:16 Medieval Christians “For God so loved the abstained from eating world, that he gave eggs and meat during Lent. Eggs laid during his only Son, that that time were boiled for whoever believes in preservation then given as gifts to children and him should not perish servants. but have eternal life. • GOD BLESS YOU
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