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Egg Substitute

Make your own egg substitute, fresh every time!


Yield: Makes 1 egg

Ingredients

  • 1 TBS dry milk

  • 2 egg whites, from lg. eggs

  • 2 tsp. corn oil

  • 4 drops yellow food coloring

  • Sm. bowl

Instructions

  1. Sprinkle powdered milk over egg whites and oil

  2. Beat with fork until blended

  3. Add coloring

  4. Beat until smooth

  5. Makes 1 egg; recipe may be increased, add food coloring until the desired color is achieved



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Barb

I wonder how this compares to egg beaters. I woudl personally leave out teh food coloring.

posted Oct 5th, 2008 12:14 am


   
 

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