Eggs | Anatomy, Boiling & Scrambling

Eggs | Anatomy, Boiling & Scrambling Quiz

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1. Air and moisture can pass through the shell of an egg.

2. Bloodspots in eggs are caused by a ruptured blood vessel during the formation of the egg and should not be eaten.

3. Most professional kitchens and recipes call for _________ eggs.

4. The color of the yolk depends on the feed given to the hen.

5. Brown eggs are more nutritious than white eggs.

6. Eggs can absorb strong flavors within the refrigerator.

7. The breed of a hen determines the:

8. The egg in this video is:

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9. The albumen makes up about _________ of the egg’s weight.

10. The thin and thick part of the egg white is also known as the:

11. Which egg is fresher than the other?

12. The air pocket in an egg ____________ as the egg ages.

13. Boiled eggs should immediately be placed into an ice bath or cold water to:

14. This image indicates what part of the egg?

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15. Which method will likely result in creamier, scrambled eggs?

16. To obtain creamy, scrambled eggs with small curds, they should be cooked over __________ heat.

17. Scrambled eggs with small curds are obtained over ______ heat; whereas, scrambled eggs with large curds are cooked over ______ heat.

18. Lecithin, the product responsible for the emulsification of many dressings and sauces, is found in the:

19. When boiling eggs, only the freshest eggs should be used.

20. The thick, white, twisted strands in this image are referred to as:

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21. Which egg is fresher?

22. Which video demonstrates a hard-boiled egg?

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