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bneuen 10-31-2018 02:47 AM

Quantity changed
 
How do you decrease quantity measures of eggs? A recipe I want to try calls for 3 eggs and I want to cut the recipe in half? Would you use one or two eggs and if you use 2, do you make any other adjustments?

quiltingranny 10-31-2018 03:16 AM

Probably the easiest way to decrease eggs would be to use egg beaters. I believe you use 1/4 cup of egg beaters per egg (it's been awhile since I've used them). The other way to split the egg would be to use either " just the yolk" or "just the white" of the egg instead of the entire egg depending on what type of recipe you're using. Maybe someone else has a better idea...…….

cjsews 10-31-2018 03:58 AM

Most recipes use med/large eggs. Maybe you could use 2 small eggs

tropit 10-31-2018 05:32 AM

I would use 1 egg, then crack a second egg into a small bowl, beat it with a fork, then pour half of that egg in with the first egg.

~ C

QuiltE 10-31-2018 08:55 AM

For simplicity sake, I would make 1/3 or 2/3 of the recipe!

Though for cutting the recipe in 1/2, I would probably decide what I would do,
dependent on what the recipe is for. Meaning, how picky the end result towards the egg content.

bearisgray 10-31-2018 09:03 AM

Here's a link that might be helpful:

https://food52.com/hotline/3650-how-...g-for-a-recipe

toverly 10-31-2018 12:28 PM

I would go with two. But I do like the egg beaters idea.

PamelaOry 10-31-2018 12:44 PM

Great idea!

Originally Posted by tropit (Post 8152754)
I would use 1 egg, then crack a second egg into a small bowl, beat it with a fork, then pour half of that egg in with the first egg.

~ C


cashs_mom 10-31-2018 06:12 PM


Originally Posted by QuiltE (Post 8152887)
For simplicity sake, I would make 1/3 or 2/3 of the recipe!

Though for cutting the recipe in 1/2, I would probably decide what I would do,
dependent on what the recipe is for. Meaning, how picky the end result towards the egg content.

That's how I do it. I base the rest of the my measurements on the eggs. It's just easier that way.

junegerbracht 11-01-2018 03:19 AM

In such situations I usually use 1 egg and 1 egg yolk. Don’t know if that’s the “right way” but it works for me.


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