Eggs Flashcards

1
Q

What substance is in yolks which helps emulsify?

A

Lecithin

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2
Q

What is chalaza

A

White stringy fibres in eggs

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3
Q

What temp do eggs coagulate?

A

72 degrees

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4
Q

What are the three methods for making a hollandaise

A

By hand - over Bain Marie with sauce whisk
by machine- using foaming hot butter
sabayon - hot butter and balloon whisk

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5
Q

What temp should the butter be when making holladanise by machine/ sabayon

A

Around 80 degree so
It is foaming

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6
Q

Why would a hollandaise split

A

Mix got too hot

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7
Q

Why has a hollandaise not thickened

A

Not heated/ beaten enough

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8
Q

Why would a hollandaise be too oily/ thick

A

Mix got too hot or butter added too quickly

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9
Q

How to remedy slightly split sauce?

A

Cold water

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10
Q

Remedy very split hollandaise

A

Start with a new yolk and carefully add split hollandaise back in

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11
Q

MEP for hollandaise (4)

A

Make a reduction
Eggs room temp
Cold water for saving
Warm water bath for holding

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12
Q

Name two daughter sauces for hollandaise

A

Béarnaise
Herby hollandaise
Mousseline

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13
Q

What is average cooking time for a poached egg

A

4 minutes

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14
Q

Describe sabayon method for making hollandaise

A

Make a Bain Marie
Make reduction
Melt butter

3 Yolks, 2 tsp reduction, 1 tbsp water into glass boil over Bain Marie
Whisk until light and has 2 second ribbon
Remove from heat and add melted butter while whisking

(Can be put back on heat if not thickening enough)

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15
Q

Describe by hand method of hollandais

A

Cube butter
Make reduction
Make Bain Marie in roasting tin

Emulsify one cube butter with yolk few drops if reduction

Into roasting tin, slowly melt, gradual additions until all incorporated

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16
Q

Describe hollandaise by machine

A

-Min 3 yolks into magi small bowl on angle
- make reduction
- melt butter to foaming

Few drops of reduction steady stream of butter

17
Q

Meringue weeping

A

Oven too hot
Cooked for too long

18
Q

Hollandaise is an emulsion of

A

Of butter and yolks

19
Q

Key temperature for hollandaise making

A

55-50 degrees

20
Q

What is the natural emulsifier found in yolks?

A

Lecithin

21
Q

Hollandaise should be what consistency

A

Thick coating consistency like natural yoghurt

22
Q

Three methods for hollandaise

A

By hand (cold butter)
By machine (food processed)
Sabayon

23
Q

Why is butter used instead of oil for soufflé prep

A

It is a hard fat so less likely to flow away and pool st the base

24
Q

How do white sauce quantities differ for cheese soufflé?

A

30 + 30 to give a thicker consistency

25
Q

MEP for cheese soufflé

A

Oven on 220 baking sheet in
Ramekins butter and breadcrumbs
Ingredients accurately weighed

26
Q

Method for cheese soufflé

A

Grate cheese
Make roux
Add cheese and season
Add yolks
Whisk egg whites
Fold in to yolk roux
Bake