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post #16 of 26
4/13/05 at 11:36am
You can make a lemon or any citrus curd with it...
I use 4 egg whites for something, and use the 4 yolk for Rose Levy's Lemon Curd recipe.
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post #17 of 26
4/13/05 at 10:09pm
In this Cake Central forum we can talk about anything! Even if it is NOT about cakes~ That's what makes us all "one big family".

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post #18 of 26
4/13/05 at 10:56pm
The iron is in the egg yolks that is true, but so is the fat. Sometimes I buy the Omega-3 eggs when I am going to be eating them and not just baking with them. I am on a diet so I take one whole egg and mix it with two egg whites and pitch the yolks down the kitchen sink. Better the sink gets clogged than my hubby's arteries. But mainly I am doing it to cut back on the fat and calories for me. I feel guilty every time I do it, that is true, but I don't want anything homemade around that will tempt me. I am still baking, but only for company mixed with hubby around.
Normally when I have the yolks, I would use them.
But right about now, I don't like it when "the yolks on me"! Sorry couldn't resist!
Used to buy a hair conditioner with egg yolks in it. Hhmn, with my luck now, it would just give me a fat head!
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post #19 of 26
4/13/05 at 11:50pm
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Originally Posted by tcturtleshell

In this Cake Central forum we can talk about anything! Even if it is NOT about cakes~ That's what makes us all "one big family".

Peppygirl why not join in & stop making posts that are so negative & attacking to us!



I'm not attacking you, I'm just stating my opinion, and it happens to be different than yours.
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post #20 of 26
4/14/05 at 12:04am
hmmmmmmmmmm yep... it is different then mine... if it isn't nice why even bother
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post #21 of 26
4/14/05 at 4:27am
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Originally Posted by SquirrellyCakes

Used to buy a hair conditioner with egg yolks in it. Hhmn, with my luck now, it would just give me a fat head!
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LOL!! Not a fat head--just really soft and shiney hair! I usually end up cooking some of the yolks for the dogs--it makes their coats shiney and helps with the shedding.

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post #22 of 26
4/14/05 at 10:37am
Haha Lisa, well I could use the help to stop shedding, but I am a bit concerned about stopping at every fire hydrant on the street, hhmn!
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post #23 of 26
4/14/05 at 10:50am
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Haha Lisa, well I could use the help to stop shedding, but I am a bit concerned about stopping at every fire hydrant on the street, hhmn!
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post #24 of 26
4/14/05 at 12:47pm
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Originally Posted by SquirrellyCakes

Haha Lisa, well I could use the help to stop shedding, but I am a bit concerned about stopping at every fire hydrant on the street, hhmn!
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LOL!! Ok wait--that came out wrong! I meant that if you use them as a conditioner on YOUR hair--you know--slop it on your wet head and wait a couple of minutes--rinse--then YOU would get soft, shiney hair.

Now--about the dogs--they eat them.

I SO wish that using them as a conditioner would stop ME from shedding. I swear, I'm losing so much hair these days it's scary. My dh is going to have a bald wife if this doesn't stop.

Now.....about those fire hydrants......LOLOLOLOL!!

Lisa
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post #25 of 26
4/14/05 at 12:59pm
Heehee, thought you were giving them an "egg wash" there, haha! Talk about carrying the baking too far!
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post #26 of 26
4/14/05 at 1:07pm
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Originally Posted by SquirrellyCakes

Heehee, thought you were giving them an "egg wash" there, haha! Talk about carrying the baking too far!
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Hmmm-maybe I should try it! It's spring and the dogs are just exploding. I see a close shave coming in their very, very near future. I'm sure an "egg wash" would be much more pleasant for them than a trip to the groomer--or worse yet--me attempting the "field cut" (that's the technical term for shaving a dog!)

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