I used 8 eggs because of AM's comment about wanting
them more eggy than 3 was giving her.
They were
more eggy than cream cheese - y.
I beat all four eggs (jumbo — even
more eggy) first, then poured them in slowly into the mixer.
I adjusted it a little to be
more eggy by beating it in all 5 eggs (and taking out a 6th for the wash) and I add a small bit more salt, cut the sugar a little and add in honey before mixing in the flour.
A little
more eggy then probably normal because the flour didn't absorb the eggs right due to being clumped with the oil.
Not exact matches
If there are wet
eggy spots, cover those with
more breadcrumbs and press them in so that the schnitzel is totally covered and has no soggy spots.
Pour the
eggy oats into your bowl, top with a sprinkle
more of cinnamon, and enjoy!
I was wondering if your recipe has the dough coming out
more like a biscuit rather than my
eggy version?
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They taste very
eggy, much
more like french toast than pancakes.
They tasted very
eggy (I even added a bit
more vanilla to avoid this) difficult to flip without breaking apart (no gluten) and had a very grainy texture.
My only dislike was the overly
eggy taste, which is fine for savoury pancakes, but I like mine with maple syrup so will try experimenting with less egg yolk and
more egg white.
it does taste
eggy with a texture that's
more like moist cake instead of typical normal bread (since no yeast is used).
Not only is it the exact texture of
eggy - mayo but it also has a delicious, deep, rich garlic flavor that enhances this sandwich
more than you could imagine.
Our first batch were
more like dense,
eggy pucks!
I personally just tried this recipe and like it a bit better because it tastes less
eggy and seems
more versatile depending on how thin or thick you want your batter since it's so thick to begin with and using almond flour makes it much thinner to begin with.
They tasted
more like a pancake and the flour really toned down the
eggy taste.
I just made this (to use as layers for tiramisu), and it turned out very
eggy in texture... it is
more like a sweet quiche than a cake.
I also wanted my muffins to be a bit
more «
eggy».
If they are supposed to be
eggy, then can I add
more coconut to make them
more like bread?
I also grew up on corn pudding that my mother made, and while it tasted nice, it definitely tastes completely different than what I was expecting — much
more of a light
eggy texture and taste than the sweet / creamy pudding I grew up on.
I let it cool for the 15 minutes, it reduced in size by
more than half and its incredibly
eggy and dense.
We've been on a break for a while — since I started eat
eggies and goat cheese again — but I recently had a hankering for a just - tahini - and - me hang out once
more.
This delightful Triple Berry spread make these not - so -
eggy French Toast Sticks even
more scrumptious!
To replace the egg, I added an extra banana which gave the cake
more yummy banana - ey flavor without the yucky
eggy smell.
After lots of testing on my chocolate pudding recipe, I figured out that you need
more egg yolks than whites or it is too
eggy.
The only thing is that if you use coconut flour, you will have to add water because it will become very dry - or you can use one
more egg but that may become too «
eggy».
So far I've found coconut - based breads to be too
eggy —
more like quiche than bread — but toasting it might help.
You can always add
more or less almond milk and almond butter to make it
more oatmeal - ish or cereal - ish than
eggy.
They tasted very
eggy (I even added a bit
more vanilla to avoid this) difficult to flip without breaking apart (no gluten) and had a very grainy texture.
A little
more most and «
eggy» than a grain - based pancake, but that's too be expected.