June 2017: Eggs Flashcards

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1
Q

When does the air cell get bigger?

A

The air cell gets bigger as the egg gets older

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2
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What part of the egg is more fattening?

A

The yolk

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3
Q

What’s the white in the egg called?

A

Albumin

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4
Q

What are the four different types of egg?

A

Free Range Eggs
Caged Eggs
Barn Eggs
Organic Eggs

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5
Q

What is found in the yolk?

A

Lecithin

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6
Q

What is the Albumen rich in?

A

The Albumen is rich in protein

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7
Q

What does the Yolk contain?

A

The yolk contains Fat, cholesterol, Vitamin A and D

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8
Q

How much calories does an egg contain?

A

An egg contains 75 calories

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9
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How much do the different sizes of eggs weigh?

A

Small - 53g and under
Medium - 53g - 63g
Large 63g - 73g
Very Large - 73g and over

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10
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What does the lion mark mean?

A

It means the egg has been produced to the highest standards of food safety

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11
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What temperature does the Albumen coagulate at?

A

60°c

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12
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What temperature does the Yolk coagulate at?

A

70°c

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13
Q

What causes protein Coagulation?

A

heat

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14
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What is Coagulation?

A

Coagulation is the change from a solid to a liquid

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15
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What is coagulation affected by?

A
  • Temperature used
  • Cooking time
  • Presence of other ingredients
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16
Q

What is synerisis?

A

Syneresis is when the proteins get separated from the liquid which causes curdling

17
Q

How can we prevent syneresis?

A

Use a low temperature
Stir
Cool quickly