Egg yolks?
lporter229
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If a recipe calls for egg whites (e.g. I just made macaroons), do you save the yolks? How do you store them? What do you use them for? FTR, I threw them away.
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Sometimes I save them to make mayonnaise, but I usually just throw them out. You can keep them in the fridge for 2-4 days, but they don't freeze well.0
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I would totally cook them and put them on some spaghetti squash or avocado0
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I use more egg whites than whole eggs - I like to bump up protein without the fat from every egg. Sadly, they get chucked... I refuse to use the packaged egg whites though.
I know people who give them to their dogs. A couple may be used for Mayo occasionally, or other cooking but the types of things that require egg yolks aren't things I make often!
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Yep, the dogs get them.1
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Usually, they go to my dog.0
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I cook them and give them to my furbabies, but only in small quantities - a couple tablespoons mixed in with their kibble a few times a week. If I have extras, I freeze them AFTER cooking and my puppies don't seem to mind the taste or texture of the frozen (then thawed) yolks.0
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Good for desserts if you feel like indulging. Ice creams and custards.0
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I could never throw away our egg yolks but our eggs come from my own chickens and I know they are chock full of good nutrition compared to store bought. If I got store bought regular eggs I would just toss the yolks. But this link might be helpful for you. So many possibilities!! :-) I like eggnog.
http://www.fortysomething.ca/2010/04/recipes_to_use_up_extra_egg_yo.php0 -
reyoflightphoto wrote: »I could never throw away our egg yolks but our eggs come from my own chickens and I know they are chock full of good nutrition compared to store bought. If I got store bought regular eggs I would just toss the yolks. But this link might be helpful for you. So many possibilities!! :-) I like eggnog.
http://www.fortysomething.ca/2010/04/recipes_to_use_up_extra_egg_yo.php
We don't have our own chickens... But we do buy different eggs, organic free range for when we use whole eggs, normal free range for just whites...0 -
I use them to make carbonara in the winter and ice cream in the summer! Alternatively, the dog gets them if it's only one or two.0
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