Substituting Small for Large Eggs

Date: 06/25/2005 Topic: Food Tips & Info > Eggs

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When a recipe calls for eggs it usually means LARGE eggs. If you use small eggs, just add an extra one.

By Ardis Barnes

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RE: Substituting Small for Large Eggs

By Allison (Guest Post)

That reminds me of something I do-- I buy small or medium eggs when they are on sale. Then, when I want to halve a recipe that calls for 1 egg, I can use a small or medium egg instead of trying to halve a large egg.
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