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Kids: Let's Get Cracking! (Eggs, Specifically)

4/6/2018

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Are you ready to learn? If you are going to hone in those baking skills, egg cracking is not just important, it is super fun! Even if you're only 3-years-old, you're ready to crack a whole carton of eggs into a bowl. Let's get started!

Start with Lots of Supplies
Are you cracking eggs for the first time, or are you a seasoned egg-cracker? Either way, cracking open a whole carton of eggs is the best way to become a pro. Let's practice: 

  • holding the egg
  • cracking it in the right spot
  • choosing the right type of bowl

For bowls, something sturdy with enough weight to it is always best, so hop to the cupboard and find the best bowl you can!

Let's Get Cracking​
Now, hold your egg with both hands long ways so that there is some empty space in between your fingers. Get a good grip before making your first crack, eggs can be slippery!

Time to crack!

  • make a careful crack by tapping the egg on the corner of your bowl
  • push both thumbs into the hole (not too far!)
  • hold the egg low over your bowl
  • slowly pull the egg apart with your thumbs and drop the yellow and white insides into your bowl

Tada! Don't worry if the yolk breaks the first few times or if you make a mess, that's what practice is for! Keep at it until you can confidently crack an egg right into your bowl.
Bonus Tip! Separate the Egg Whites from the Yolk
Have you mastered egg cracking already?! Watch this fun video on separating the egg whites from the yolk! There are many ways to separate egg whites from the yolk, but this water bottle trick is especially fun. Enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o50TPjIDCQ0&feature=youtu.be

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    Before founding Bake Austin, Pascal Simon earned her degree as a Pastry Chef from the prestigious Auguste Escoffier School of Culinary Arts. A mother of two, Pascal is passionate about cultivating the next generation of bakers and welcomes children from all schooling backgrounds, whether public, private or homeschooled. 

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