Part of the egg is the first defense against bacteria. This part of the egg is very porous.
What is Shell?
Eggs should be stored in a fridge below this temperature for proper safety
What is 45 degrees?
Approximately how many eggs contain bacteria?
1 in 20,000
The color of the shell affects the flavor of the egg.
What is false?
Egg proteins coagulate and hold ingredients together
What is binding?
This is ropes of protein that anchor the yolk in the center of the thick albumen.
What is chalaza?
Storing eggs in their original cartons prevent this.
What is strong odors and flavors?
What type of eggs contain more protein?
What is cooked?
Fresh eggs have an albumen that is?
What is thick?
Proteins trap liquid, forming a smooth, thick texture; great for custards and puddings
What is thickener?
The round yellow portion of an egg that contains a natural emulsifier, lecithin.
What is egg yolk?
Who grades eggs?
What is USDA?
Name the 6 sizes of eggs?
What is peewee, small, medium, large, extra large, and jumbo?
When put in water, old egg will?
What is float?
Lecithin in yolks stabilizes oil and water mixtures
What is emulsifiers?
Official name for egg whites
What is Albumen?
Frozen eggs should be used within how long?
What is within 1 year?
A dish of beaten eggs cooked in a frying pan until firm, often with a filling added while cooking, and usually served folded over:
What is omelet?
An egg yolk that is old will have what characteristics?
What is flat and easily broken?
Egg whites trap air when beaten, expanding when baked
What is Leavening (Aeration)?
Formed on the wide end of the egg, gets larger as the egg ages.
What is air gap?
What are at least 2 methods that can be used to determine the grade of an egg?
What is shell inspection, candling, water test, and Haugh unit testing?
What types of eggs are safe for high risk populations to eat?
What is pasteurized?
Egg yolks that are fresh will have these characteristics
What is round and firm
Proteins hold onto water, keeping baked goods soft
What is Moisture Retention?