Tired of Egg White Omelets?
Has a recipe ever called for just the egg yolks and you’re left wondering what to do with the remaining egg whites? Some recipes require just the yolk of an egg for their emulsifying properties and fat content to provide a smooth, velvety texture and a rich taste. Luckily, you don’t have to toss the leftover egg whites (also known as albumen). There are many ways to repurpose them, and the best part is that they don’t need to be used up right away — they freeze well! 3 WAYS TO USE UP LEFTOVER EGG WHITES
that they come out crispy and delicious, just like in the
restaurants! The recommended
ratio for this is one egg white for every two potatoes that have been peeled and julienned.
GREAT LEAVENING INGREDIENT
TASTY DESSERTS
Egg whites are a great ingredient to give your baked goods, such as cakes, a little “oomph!” When you whisk egg whites, they fill with air. You’ll notice that when you first start whisking, you’ll create big bubbles, but as you continue to whisk, they become smaller with more surrounding bubbles. When the whisked egg whites are folded into cake batters, for example, each air-filled bubble expands during the baking process, resulting in a fluffier cake!
If you used the yolks to make some heavier custards or flan, the egg whites can be used
for great treats as well. Macaroons, muffins, cakes, cupcakes, and brownies all can be made with just egg whites, as long as the referenced recipe calls for the whites!
CRISPY HOMEMADE FRIES
If you’re tired of making egg white omelets or if they just aren’t your style, there are still so many other great uses for this ingredient and tons of creative ways to ensure that they never go to waste. SPREAD YOUR FAIRY WINGS
If you’re whipping up some homemade french fries in the oven, coating them in frothed-up egg whites before baking them ensures
How to Build a Fairy Utopia
and flex their creative minds. Adults can, too! But first, you need to gather the materials:
the fairies. Lay a good foundation so you can begin decorating with accessories and plants. Narrow down your plant selection based on where the garden will be located, for example, whether it’s exposed to full or partial sun. Succulents, small bonsai trees, or even ivy can be great choices for a fairy garden. Finally, once you’ve selected and planted the greenery, you can start laying out the accessories. These can include miniature versions of many things:
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A container with drainage holes
Potting mix
Plants, twigs, and/or flowers Pebbles or glass marbles
Garden decorations
If you’re looking for a fun addition to your outdoor space or a crafty project for the kids, creating a fairy garden might fit the bill. You can grow fairy gardens in a small pot, garden bed, or planter, and they typically consist of small plants and trinkets to “attract” fairies to it. Creating your own personalized fairy garden encourages you or your kids to get involved with nature on a smaller scale, and that’s where the real magic is. GETTING STARTED WITH YOUR FAIRY GARDEN A fairy garden offers an enchanted space kids can use to develop their imaginations
Next, get creative and decide on the theme of your garden. You can match your fairy garden to the style of your home or your locale, or dream big and choose whatever you’d like. Popular themes are a wooded wonderland, castles, fairy villages, or even the beach! There truly is no limit. Once you choose a theme, go to your local nursery or craft store to find decorations to build your fairy utopia. BUILDING YOUR THEMED GARDEN After the container is filled with soil, you can use moss or pebbles to create paths for
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Chairs and tables
Birdhouses Toadstools
Lanterns Animals
Mushrooms Fairy statues
The point of a fairy garden is to create something fun and imaginative. This fun project will add a whimsical, eye-catching area to your outdoor space.
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