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egg product
can you substitute eggs in any way for egg product?
The recepie calls for 3/4 cup fat free cholestoral free egg product? does anyone know which way to prepare the eggs to substitute? This is for pasta carbonara by the way. |
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Re: egg product
Use a tablespoon of veg oil for each egg.
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Re: egg product
do i just mix the eggs and use 3/4 cup then add a table spoon of veg oil?
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Re: egg product
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do i just mix the eggs and use 3/4 cup then add a table spoon of veg oil? [/ QUOTE ] Oh wait! You have eggs? I thought you meant you were looking for something to substitute for eggs. Nevermind. Just use the same amound of eggs as you would that other crap. |
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Re: egg product
thanks, my gf says shes blaming u if its icky
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Re: egg product
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thanks, my gf says shes blaming u if its icky [/ QUOTE ] Send her over. I'll make it up to her. |
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Re: egg product
Just use (beaten) eggs, probably 2 or 3 depending on what size they are. I'd also recommend stirring some parmesean (and salt+pepper) into the eggs before you add them to the pasta.
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Re: egg product
If it calls for a fat-free cholesterol-free egg product, just separate the yoke from the eggs and use 3/4 cup of egg whites; it's the same thing.
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Re: egg product
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If it calls for a fat-free cholesterol-free egg product, just separate the yoke from the eggs and use 3/4 cup of egg whites; it's the same thing. [/ QUOTE ] The dish in question is significantly better if you use the yolks, too. |
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Re: egg product
thx for the advice guys.
OOT is the best! |
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