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Offline colenliam

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About eggs
« on: March 22, 2006, 02:46:00 am »
So I was just wondering a couple things about eggs.

1) How else can I cook an egg yolk for lo besides boiling it.  I was just wondering if I did that thing where you separte the whites from the yolk by putting it back and forth from shell to shell until no white left(KWIM), if that was okay?  Cause I am sure that there is a little white left on it.
2) Do I have to make sure everything I feed him has no egg whites listed in the ingredients.  I was gonna give him some of my pancake this morning but I read on the box that there was dried egg white in it.
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Re: About eggs
« Reply #1 on: March 22, 2006, 03:18:41 am »
You can also scramble egg yolk, but I wasn't a fan of the consistency. It was too crumbly, but some LOs like it as finger food, and you can also mash it into all kinds of purees. Tyler's all time favorite was egg yolk french toast. Just dip both sides of the bread in beaten egg yolk and fry it up, then tear into pieces for finger food. I also make sandwiches or grilled cheese with the bread after it's done.

I always did the shell thing to separate it...no matter what method you use, you're bound to have some amount of white left on the yolk. Tiny amounts like that are okay. Be aware, though, that I've read that the shell method can transfer germs from the eggshell into the actual egg, and the best way is to separate the egg is between your clean hands (not that it changed my ways  ;)).

I never scoured ingredients for egg yolk products, but maybe I was supposed to! :-[
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Re: About eggs
« Reply #2 on: March 22, 2006, 03:31:27 am »
When did you start giving eggs? Is it 8 months?

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Re: About eggs
« Reply #3 on: March 22, 2006, 03:39:08 am »
Guidelines vary, but the ones I used from Super Baby Food say that egg yolk is okay to introduce at 7 mo.
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Re: About eggs
« Reply #4 on: March 22, 2006, 04:23:01 am »
tylersmommy-  Thank you for the response.  I just wanted to make sure.  Yeah, I heard about transfering greams but, once its cooked its cooked right.  I should try the french toast thing.

Natasha wells- I was told to start egg yolk at 6 months by the health nurse, I tried but he didn't want any of it, so tried again at about 8 months and he takes rather well.
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Re: About eggs
« Reply #5 on: March 22, 2006, 08:38:21 am »
Thanks for that :-)

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