Eggs Flashcards

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4 sizes of eggs

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Small, medium, large, extra large

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Types of eggs sources

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Caged, branded, free range, organic

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3
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What type of vegetarians can eat egg

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Lacto ovo

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4
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Storage of eggs

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Cool place , pointy end down, away from strong smell foods

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5
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What should eggs be pointed down when stored

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The yolk does not rest near the shell

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6
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How eggs can be cooked

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Boiled, poached, fried, omelettes, quiche

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Caged eggs

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Restricted movement, confined conditions

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Barn eggs

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More space but kept inside

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9
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Free range

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Freedom to roam but bad feed

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10
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Organic eggs

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Free to move , fed organic food

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What should be written on eggs

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Lion mark - quality checked egg, and the best before date

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12
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Testing if an egg is fresh

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If an egg sinks on its side- fresh
Sinks In between the top and side- 1 week
Sinks On the point- 2 weeks
Doesn’t sink- 3 weeks

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13
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3 parts of a fresh egg

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A thin white, a thick white , a yolk

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14
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What will a stale egg differ to a fresh

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No thin white on thick white

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15
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What bacteria can eggs have

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Salmonella

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16
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Look for when buying eggs

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Clean well shaped, no cracks, in use by date

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17
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Nutrition in eggs

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Protein, fat, minerals, vitamins, carbohydrates (small amounts)

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18
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Pasteurised eggs

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Treated with heat to remove bacteria, can be sold liquid egg product or in a pasteurised shell.

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Proportion of yolk to white in percentage

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Yolk- 66%. White 33%

20
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What chemical functions do eggs have on foods

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Coagulation, foaming, denaturing

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What happens when eggs denature foods

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Unravel and form new structures when heated

22
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What are eggs in

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Cakes, sausage rolls, quiche,

23
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How does salad dressing use eggs

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Protein stops separating through emulsification

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How do eggs bind

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The protein coagulates ( becomes thick and sets) and binds the ingredients together

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How does egg foam
Protein in egg stretches and denatures, air bubbles trapped, solidify when cooked
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What can eggs be used for to finish of pastry
Glazing for a glossy look
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How do eggs coat or enrobe chicken nuggets
Egg coagulates and helps the dry ingredients stick
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Thickening foods with egg
Coagulates as the protein is heated and thickens product
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Denaturation definition
Process when proteins lose their structure
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Coagulation definition
Change from a liquid to a thickened or solid state
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What temperature do eggs first coagulate for yolk and white
60 for white, 65 for yolk
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When does the whole egg coagulate
70
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What is syneresis
When an egg is over cooked and becomes hard and rubbery until it shrinks and water is squeezed out
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Foam definition
Substance that traps gas bubbles in a liquid or solid
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Food science of foaming in eggs
Egg whites only are whisked and air is brought in, protein unfolds , foam fixes protein when heated.
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What percentage of water to protein to fat in whites and yolk
White = 90% water, 10%protein, 0 fat Yolk = 15%protein, 50% water, 35% fat
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What happens to over beaten egg white
Releases water and changes shape
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Emulsion definition
is a mixture of two liquids that wouldn’t normally mix together. It comes in two different forms; fat dispersed into water water dispersed into fat.
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What are egg grades
Quality of the egg , best is A
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Calories in egg
55-80 (most from the yolk)
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Vitamins in egg
Every one except c , mainly vitamin A, D and E . B2 +B12
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Minerals in egg
Source of iodine + phosphorus + iron
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What bowl should be used when making meringues
Not plastic as fat can cling to plastic
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What temperature of eggs should you separate them at
When cold