Egg Cookery

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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Egg Cookery

  • Identify various breakfast preparations
  • American vs. French omelette 
  • Proper egg cookery and sanitation
  • Anatomy of an egg
  • At what temperature do egg proteins coagulate

Breakfast Eggs

  • Fried = S-Up, OE, OM, OH & basted
  • Poached
  • Boiled = soft boiled, hard boiled 
  • Omelette, scrambled & frittata
  • Shirred

Shirred eggs baked in serving dish

Usually baked in a sauce or liquid

anatomy of an egg

  • Shell
  • Chalaza & germinal disc
  • Air cell, inner & outer membranes
  • Yolk = protein, fat, nutrients
  • Whites = albumen protein only

French Rolled omelette

Fillings in the form of a sauce can be served on top
Photo by msparksls

American style folded omelette

Fillings should be hot before adding & folding
Photo by Suede Bicycle

Soft boiled eggs

Served in the shell hot
Photo by bixentro

hard boiled eggs

Peeled - usually served cold
Photo by YoAmes

spanish frittata

baked in a dish with fillings
Photo by Didriks

poached eggs

soft, medium or hard

Coagulation temperatures of egg proteins

  • Beaten = 156 deg. F
  • Custards = 175 - 185 deg. F
  • Yolks = 144 - 158 deg. F
  • Whites = 140 - 149 deg. F
Photo by Greg Hayter

sanitation and safety

  • Store under 45 deg. F
  • 70% - 80% humidity
  • Eggs stored at room temperature age 7 times faster
  • Eggs cooked for immediate service 145 deg. F for 15 min
  • Eggs cooked for hot holding 155 deg. F for 15 min
Photo by Dave77459

nutritional value of eggs

  • Grading of eggs overseen by USDA
  • Based on interior and exterior quality not size
  • AA, A, & B
  • Protein and lecithin
  • Vitamin A, Calcium & Iron
Photo by geishaboy500

Michael Scott

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