Types of Duck Egg
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Store raw duck eggs in their shell in the refrigerator. Do not wash them before storing, as this removes their natural protective coating.
Nutrition
Cooking Tips
Because of their higher fat content, duck eggs are excellent for baking, yielding moister and richer cakes and pastries.
Their firm whites whip up to create stable meringues and soufflés.
When scrambling or frying, the richer yolk provides a luxurious texture and taste.
Consider reducing the amount of fat (like butter or oil) in a recipe slightly when substituting duck eggs, as the egg itself contains more fat.
Pairs With
Baking (cakes, cookies, custards, pastries)
Scrambled eggs and omelets
Mayonnaise and other emulsified sauces
Rich pasta doughs
Common Mistakes
Using them in recipes where a very delicate egg flavor is desired, as duck eggs have a more pronounced taste.
Overcooking them, which can lead to a rubbery texture due to their higher protein content.
Aliases
- Duck Eggsalternate
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