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Uploaded by on Nov 12, 2007

In this video, we'll teach you how to beat egg whites and demonstrate the difference between soft and hard peaks.

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  • The video isn't saying not to eat yolks. It is showing how to whip egg whites. Cakes like chiffon require whipped egg whites, yet they can still have yolks in them. Whipping the whites separately from the yolks makes the cake fluffy.

  • WAAAAAH! I have tried and tried and my egg whites are all runny and broken.

    DAMMIT, how did Julia Child do this just with her hand?

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  • how long should we whip the eggs until they are fluffy?

  • when i tryed to make a choclate mousse in my collage that time we have take the egg white for making the moussse and we have to beat the egg by hand when i beat the egg white after few minutes it can be changed in the forth.

  • and after that can u put food coloring and then start designing sorry I'm only a starter so I don't know anything so please and thank u

  • wow koOL never knew u could do that with an EGG :p

  • @pinkstrawberry2385 when i don't have any icing sugar at home, i use a pestle and mortar to grind up granulated sugar to a fine powder, works just as well as icing sugar for making things like butter cream or fudge frosting

  • i making a cake but i don't like the icing from the store ..it too sweet ..can someone help me ...to make my own icing or frosting

  • what is this for

  • theres 2 types of egg whites at soft peaks right? one is where they are droopy while the other is when the mixtures folds over itself when the beaters are lifted. which one is correct (or better for chiffon cakes - some recipes require soft peaks itstead of stiff)?

  • asians invented this lol

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