• How to separate eggs

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    There's an art to separating eggs, so the whites are in one bowl and the yolks in another. Chef Marc Bauer of The French Culinary Institute demonstrates.




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    How to separate eggs

    Here’s how to easily separate an egg white from the yolk.

    1. Crack the egg on the side of a bowl or cutting board.
    2. Over a bowl, user your thumbs to separate into two shells.
    3. Let the egg white fall into the bowl.
    4. Transfer the yolk from shell to shell while letting the remaining white fall into the bowl.
    5. If a piece of shell falls into the bowl, use a spoon to pull it out, or let it settle to the bottom of the bowl and then carefully pour off the egg, leaving the shell in the bottom.

     

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    How to separate eggs

    Hi, I'm Marc Bauer from the French Culinary Institute. I'm going to show you how to separate eggs. That means I'm going to separates the whites from the yolk.

     

    First, I crack the egg on the side of a bowl or on a cutting board, and I separate with my thumbs into two shells. Of course, I have a bowl below, and the egg white falls into it. Go back and forth until everything is separated.

     

    In case you get a little eggshell either in the white or the yolk, you can separate it with a spoon, or we can let them sit for awhile, especially in the egg white, and the shell will fall to the bottom. Just make sure you don't pour it into the final product. That's how you separate eggs. 

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