Sentences with phrase «egg yolk because»

And while you may fear egg yolk because they contain cholesterol, rest assured.

I use just the egg yolk because this is a small batch recipe.

You should keep the egg yolks because of the omega - 3 fatty acids in them and various vitamins and minerals.

Dogs with kidney disease may benefit from eating a dog food containing egg yolks because they are lower in phosphorus than other proteins and easier to digest because of their high biological value, according to «Natural Health Bible for Dogs & Cats: Your A-Z Guide to Over 200 Conditions, Herbs, Vitamins, and Supplements.»

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The females of most species of mosquito are blood feeders (a practice entomologists call hematophagy), because they use proteins in blood to make yolk for their eggs.

In fact, cutting it out too often is a bad idea, because without it you're missing some of the key fat - fighting nutrients such as choline.If you're counting calories, your best bet is to eat one yolk for every 2 to 3 eggs you consume.

Lots of people began avoiding egg yolks when nutrition experts came out with a recommendation that eating cholesterol was bad for you because it raised your cholesterol.

This implies that an actual occasion can not have the shape of an encasement such as an egg shell, or better, an egg white because the region surrounded by the encasement is external to the region occupied by the encasement itself (as the yolk region is external to the white region), but it has a complete boundedness.

-- Egg yolks are an outstanding low - calorie source of protein that, because of its amino acid mix, is highly bioavailable to support bone health and muscle mass.

They are the size of a baseball... though this could be because I had a heck of a time rolling the meat around my soft boiled eggs (important, so as not to have a rock - hard yolk after baking), breaking the first yolk ruined meat - rolling my confidence (the rest were perfect though).

I didn't have Greek yogurt so I substituted sour cream, and I used two eggs because I was too lazy to separate out an egg yolk.

Now, I know that eggs Florentine usually has Hollandaise sauce on it, but I left it off of the eggs Florentine pizza because two people just can't eat that much Hollandaise, Hollandaise doesn't keep, and I don't want to waste most of a stick of butter and some egg yolks.

I topped it with an egg because I have a freakish obsession with oozy egg yolk, but it would be so incredible with chicken, or even tofu for an easy vegan substitution.

Egg yolks can be pretty filling because of the fat and protein.

In case you don't know, I usually always end up having lots of egg yolks from baking my Carb Nite (CN) treats because when making Carb Nite treats, they need to be low to no fat.

French custard is richer because it requires heavy crème and more egg yolks.

I couldn't help but chuckle at the comment about not liking egg whites & preferring the yolk, because I'm the opposite: love the whites, detest the yolks.

You might need to make the potato walls a little more distinct to hold in the eggs — I just pushed things apart with my fingers because the yolk sac settles right into the dent, which the liquid eggs may or may not do without thicker walls.

Be careful not to overcook the eggs because you want the yolk runny.

and after all those years of having to just make scrambled eggs because I kept breaking the yolks mid-flip!

I don't need to tell you the difference between healthy eggs and unhealthy ones because the proof is not in the pudding, it's in the yolk.

This is because the egg yolks are fat and when the fat is added to the creamed mixture the fat envelopes the mixture.

Add the milk, oil, and egg yolk right into the bowl in that order (I just use a tablespoon to measure out the liquids here because I don't want to dirty extra dishes because of all the components.

Also I thought Shelly's had a slightly richer flavor, which is probably because of the egg yolk.

Only thing I found was I needed to add a little water to thin out the protein / banana / egg yolk mix (but that's probably because my protein is like cement).

Mine is not vegan, I actually added two egg yolks to it because I read that can give a better texture.

I started using one whole egg vs. 2 yolks that are usually called for because the whites end up lost in the fridge & going bad.

I found it had no flavor at all, probably because I used egg yolks rather than cream cheese.

I did add an egg yolk to the filling (because I remember that being an ingredient that my grandmother used).

But because making a swirl required me to halve a recipe that is, in effect, already halved, I had to divide an egg yolk between the two batches of differently - colored dough.

I am trying to add yolks back in gradually, but you won't see many recipes with eggs on this site because I don't eat them too often.

That turned out fine for me, and I'm not a super stickler for measurements, but if it bothers you, then you can go ahead and omit it — because, like I said, I don't think the egg yolk made an enormous difference.

It's different than the way I make it because she only uses 4 eggs to 8 ounces of cream cheese and she separates the eggs, beats the whites and then folds them into the yolks and cream cheese so they'd probably be fluffier.

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This is a pretty healthy vegan egg yolk substitute because it is water soluble and makes LDL cholesterol (bad cholesterol) more soluble and therefore more easily eliminated from the body.

Because oil and water naturally repel one another, you'll need an emulsifier, like an egg yolk, to prevent the contents from separating.

Sometimes I forego salmon for fried eggs, because runny yolks are where it's at.)

Hello Kelly - Not sure why, but if it's orange colored, it might be because your egg yolks were very yellow or rich.

You might still want to avoid grains and legumes because they contain compounds that bind to minerals (but so do dairy and egg yolk).

They're left out because they're «bad» and babies are given banana, avocado, squash and egg yolk.

This should be given in the form of egg yolks and liver — liver is the first weaning food in traditional cultures for this very reason — because at the age of six months, the baby does need additional iron.

Because J had no idea what to do with the «eggs» I modelled with one using his toddler knife and our small plastic play dough knife cutting it up to reveal the yellow yolk in the middle.

This had been impossible in the past because, unlike mammalian egg cells which are tiny and transclucent, a bird's egg cell is filled with opaque yolk and it is huge — this means that finding the nucleus is like looking for a white marble in a pool of milk.

Because lo and behold, the egg yolk is not the boogeyman in the world of nutrition — it's exactly what you need to enhance your health, cognition and stimulate muscle growth!

Up until a couple of years ago, eggs and especially egg yolks were presented as your heart's worse enemy because of the high cholesterol content.

So if you are on a fat cutting diet (before competition or something similar) you can eat 1 - 2 egg yolks a day simply because of their calories, but if you are not too concerned about your body fat percentage being too low, you can freely add 4 - 5 whole eggs on a daily basis.

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I have used whole eggs and thrown out the yolks because I found that egg whites in a carton would always give me severe gastrointestinal distress requiring that I stay in close proximity to a bathroom for several hours.

«Because I thought the egg yolks were bad for you... where all the nasty fat and cholesterol comes from.»

Unfortanately, anybody that eats a highly vegetarian or vegan diet, or purposely avoids the fat from animal foods typically doesn't get enough vitamin K2 because K2 is almost entirely found in certain animal foods such as the fat portion of pasture - raised dairy (butter and cream, full - fat yogurt, kefir, and also full - fat aged cheeses), egg yolks, or in some fermented foods like natto, which most people have never even tried.