Exploring Culinary Uses of Eggs

Exploring Culinary Uses of Eggs

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Exploring Culinary Uses of Eggs

Exploring Culinary Uses of Eggs

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10th Grade

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Created by

Monica Joy Haspela

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10 questions

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

What role do eggs play as an emulsifier in sauces?

Eggs are used to thicken sauces by boiling them.

Eggs provide flavor to sauces without affecting texture.

Eggs act as an emulsifier in sauces by stabilizing oil and water mixtures, preventing separation.

Eggs serve as a primary ingredient in all sauces.

Answer explanation

Eggs serve as an emulsifier in sauces by stabilizing the mixture of oil and water, which prevents separation. This is crucial for achieving a smooth and cohesive sauce texture.

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

Which type of dish commonly uses eggs as a binding agent?

Salads

Lumpia Shanghai

Soups

Pasta

Answer explanation

Lumpia Shanghai commonly uses eggs as a binding agent to hold the filling together, making it a key ingredient in this popular Filipino dish. Other options like salads, soups, and pasta do not primarily rely on eggs for binding.

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

How do eggs function as a thickening agent in custards?

Eggs add sweetness to custards by caramelizing during cooking.

Eggs act as a flavor enhancer, improving the taste of custards.

Eggs serve as a leavening agent, creating air pockets in custards.

Eggs function as a thickening agent in custards by coagulating and forming a protein network that traps liquid.

Answer explanation

Eggs function as a thickening agent in custards by coagulating when heated, which forms a protein network that traps liquid, resulting in a smooth and creamy texture.

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

In what way can eggs be used as a garnishing element in dishes?

Eggs as a main course ingredient

Raw eggs as a salad dressing

Sliced hard-boiled eggs, egg-based sauces, or as toppings.

Eggshells as a crunchy topping

Answer explanation

Sliced hard-boiled eggs, egg-based sauces, or as toppings enhance dishes visually and add flavor, making them ideal garnishing elements. Other options do not serve the same purpose in garnishing.

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

What is the purpose of using eggs as a coating for fried foods?

To enhance the flavor of the food.

To help the breading adhere and create a crispy texture.

To add nutritional value to the dish.

To prevent the food from sticking to the pan.

Answer explanation

Eggs act as a binding agent, helping the breading stick to the food while frying. This not only ensures the coating adheres well but also contributes to a crispy texture, making the fried food more enjoyable.

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

How do eggs contribute to coloring in baked goods?

Eggs enhance browning and add color through their proteins, fats, and natural pigments.

Eggs are primarily used for flavor enhancement.

Eggs are used to leaven baked goods only.

Eggs provide moisture but do not affect color.

Answer explanation

Eggs contribute to the color of baked goods by enhancing browning through their proteins and fats, as well as containing natural pigments that add visual appeal.

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

What is the leavening effect of eggs in soufflés?

Eggs act as a binding agent without affecting texture.

Eggs provide flavor but do not leaven soufflés.

Eggs are used only for color in soufflés.

Eggs leaven soufflés by trapping air in whipped egg whites, which expands during baking.

Answer explanation

Eggs leaven soufflés by trapping air in whipped egg whites. When baked, the trapped air expands, causing the soufflé to rise and achieve its light, airy texture.

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