Eggs Flashcards
What is the composition of yolks?
Water 50%, Fat 30%, Protein 17, other 3%
What are the pros of egg products?
Look it up. :)
What is added to frozen yolks and whites to preserve them?
Whites - Guar Guam and a whipping agent, Yolks - 10% sugar
Eggs Whites are also known as __________.
Albumin
Know the setting temperatures of an egg, yolk, and white, for example, yolks are the _________.
Weakest structure builders.
What is the number one advantage of pasteurized egg products?
They are pasteurized.
Understand the role of ingredients’ interference with custard (egg) coagulation; which ingredients affect the setting temperature? FYI, there are over about 5 questions.
We discussed this in our PowerPoint lecture on Monday.
According to the textbook, what percentage of the egg is white and yolk?
Look it up. :)
What is the composition of eggs?
Water 76%, protein 12, fat 10%, 2 %
What is the composition of egg whites?
Water 88%, protein 10%, other 2%
Why will egg whites not whip if they are contaminated with fat or emulsifiers?
Lips coat protein and prevent structure-building properties.
Which will coagulate first, second, and third; whites, eggs, yolks.
First Eggs (160 F), Second Yolks (150-160 F), Third whites (140-150 F)
What are the six parts of an egg?
Thin Whites, Thick Whites, Chalase, Air Cell, Shell, Yolk