How to Separate Eggs
By Carroll Pellegrinelli, About.com Guide
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How to Separate Eggs - Step 1 - Begin with an Egg
Separating Eggs - Step One
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For ease of separation, eggs should be clean, dry and room temperature. Crack the egg on a thin surface. Use enough force to break the egg, but not too much to crush it. Make sure there are at least 2 bowls; one for the white and one for the yolk.
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- How to Separate Eggs - Step 3 - Begin Separating
- How to Separate Eggs - Step 4 - Shift the Yolk
- How to Separate Eggs - Step 5 - Continue Shifting
- How to Separate Eggs - Step 6 - Separated Eggs
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