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No Bake Pie Recipes Using Raw Eggs

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Date: 04/04/2008 Topics: Readers Request > Recipes | Recipes > Advice  
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I have several fabulous "no bake" pie recipes with either raw egg yolks or raw egg whites in them. My friend tells me she uses organic eggs just fine in her recipes calling for raw eggs. I know the fuss about salmonella, so do I just sadly discard these wonderful recipes?

I almost posted to a recipe request for Banana Cream Cheese Pie this morning and realized it had raw egg yolks in it. Has anyone substituted dry egg powder for the the raw eggs or what have other readers done?

Rebecca from Melbourne, FL
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By Har'iet (145) Profile Contact
Thanks for Melina Lee's website which includes pasteurizing eggs. That is very helpful.

And now, Rebecca, please send in your Banana Cream Cheese pie for us:) Thanks

Posted on 04/07/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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See this site to learn how to pasteurized your raw eggs. http://www.melindalee.com/hardboileggs.html It's fairly easy.

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By Ellie (Guest Post)
I've eaten (drank) raw eggs (as in egg flip) and my cat loves one now and then too! I've never had salmonella from this. Hen's eggs are basically safe. However duck eggs should not be used raw as they carry a greater risk of salmonella.

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By peseta (48) Profile Contact
Not all organic eggs may be safe, but those straight from a local farm which really allows the hens pasture are most likely safe. You're more likely to get Salmonella from carving chicken, esp. if not organic.

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By Harlean from Arkansas (395) Profile Contact
I just read recently that although it is possible to have and egg with salmonella, it is very unlikely since about 1 in 8000 eggs have it.
Harlean from Arkansas

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By Jan (Guest Post)
You can buy Pasteurized eggs - they're safe!

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