Sentences with phrase «worried about egg»

At first I was worried about an egg allergy but after reading all these other experiences it makes me think that many babies just don't tolerate egg yolk.

We generally hear from people worried about egg allergies.

Hello Aisha, you can cut the recipe in half but I am just worried about the egg since it calls for just one.

The Howe has reverted to simply assuming full employment in its approach to economic policy and worrying about egg marketing boards.

I'm not usually a big fan of ice cream recipes that call for cooking on the stove first (worrying about the eggs overcooking sucks the fun out of it!).

I wouldn't worry about the eggs, avocado or meat — but I would strongly advise against force - feeding a baby.

Question: Do we need to worry about the egg being raw and not pasteurized?

I always worry about the eggs in one basket approach.

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Apple and Facebook offer to cover the cost for freezing the eggs of female employees, the goal being to allow those employees to focus on their careers without worrying about declining fertility.

After all, having your eggs in one basket means you worry a lot about that one basket... and worry breeds unhappiness.

(I eat eggs for breakfast every single day, and there's a cafeteria at work where I get free lunch every day, so I only worry about dinner).

More time and more money to spend as you like... no taxes on your foreign income, no inflated healthcare costs, no more worries about outliving your retirement nest egg.

A long - standing rule of thumb is that you can safely withdraw 4 percent of your nest egg each year, bumping that amount up by the rate of inflation each year, without having to worry about depleting your savings before you die.

Since there is no soul to worry about then it is a matter of deciding when a fertilized egg should be given its own rights as a human and that line has been drawn by the courts at viability outside the womb which from virtually every educated medical doctor will tell you is at around 20 - 22 weeks.

The batter is fantastic (and no egg so no worries about getting sick!

That said, I use 2 tablespoons Byrd's custard powder instead of the yolks myself, to thicken the spread but not worry about raw egg yolks.

I always worry about using raw eggs for recipes as my daughter once hospitalised for bacterial infection.

I would use the pasteurized eggs and not worry one minute about it.

The whole egg is very healthy and beneficial... no need to worry about the cholesterol.

So if you're seriously short on time, or you just don't like raw eggs, don't worry about it.

They are egg free, so there are no worries about eating raw dough.

Don't worry about deflating the egg whites with this first addition.

The second time I made them, I added more squash, another egg, and worried less about browning them (I overcooked them a bit the 1st time), and they were great.

So I wouldn't worry about going vegan — subbing ground flax for eggs here.

And if the chickens that the eggs come from are healthy, you do not have to worry about the safety of raw yolk.

Don't worry about cooking your eggs excessively; a little runny yolk is good as it contains enzymes that are good for you.

This dough is egg free, so you don't need to worry about cooking it all the way!

(If you are worried about salmonella use the royal icing recipe that contains meringue powder, not raw egg whites.)

And have no fear, if you make it with egg whites instead of a whole egg you can use as much mayonnaise as you'd like in this recipe without worrying about over-doing your calorie intake.

If they are thicker leave them longer than you would think to cook them through, but since they don't have any eggs I'm not too worried about them to be undercooked.

Since there's no egg, I don't have to worry about undercooking so I can enjoy nice gooey cookies!

You never have to worry about something being raw or undercooked, and you never have to worry about the nasties that come with dairy or egg products!

(for those of you who are worried about raw eggs - the heat poaches them)

For those worried about raw eggs: This is a good time to use pasteurized eggs, not ordinary eggs fresh from the farm.

I wouldn't worry about the cholesterol in eggs.

You don't really have to worry about under - baking these, since they're egg - free, too.

I wasn't worried about heating because of the yogurt, I put Greek yogurt in my egg frittatas and they are so thick, creamy and satisfying!

It's another benefit of vegan peanut butter cookies, the dough doesn't have eggs in it, therefore you can eat the raw dough and not worry about the harmful bacteria from raw eggs.

Vegan recipes are fun because you can like the batter off the spoon without having to worry about raw egg!

This means you always need to taste the batter and adjust amounts of things (yes, I know there are raw eggs... but buy cage free farm eggs and you don't need to worry about the salmonella thing).

I usually use chia eggs but after two eggs I get worried about texture.

Rather than worry over more recent concerns about the consumption of raw eggs or fuss with a number of steps involved in separating, beating and controlling their temperature, these days I make my Amaretto Mousse using Silken Tofu.

«For steak, if you're not worried about appearances, go for scrambled — the juices run together with the eggs, and you get it all in one perfect bite.

The beauty with this recipe is that you can taste it for sweetness / chocolate before baking as you don't need to worry about raw eggs.

«In the pros you walk on eggs, worried about upsetting high - priced players,» says Henning.

Don't worry, hubby will tell MIL to MYOB if she says anything about us breastfeeding exclusively for the first 6 months at least (she once tried to put egg in our oldest daughter's mouth when she was only 3 months old!

Sarah — we also have backyard chickens (to supply fresh eggs, fertilizer and garden pest control) on our list of «things we will do soon»... but in WNY it can get so cold that i worry about killing the poor things!

But there's a danger in putting all your friendships in one parenting friends egg basket, however; some will inevitably divorce, and then there's the awkwardness that occurs when couples feel they have to pick sides or worry about mate poaching (yes, a real thing) or that they'll be next in divorce roulette.

If you are worried about the goose egg, use a cold compress on it for five minutes each hour.

If you are worried about the health of your baby, always consults with their pediatrician before adding eggs to their daily meals.