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leftover egg whites

I'm making ice cream and have a bowl of leftover egg whites. Hate to waste them...suggestions?!

juliana
  • Posted by: juliana
  • April 19, 2012
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mensaque
mensaqueApril 22, 2012
This is for next time,cause by now you probably already used those:HomeMadeMarshmallow!Beat the egg whites till they're firm(add a pinch of salt and/or baking powder,they'll get firmer and last longer)and when they begin to spike,pour slowly some syrup(4 to 6 eggs:1 cup water,2cups suggar mixed,boiled on low heat till it thickens,let it cool.)while still beating.But if you're lazy like me and don't feel like using the stove,forget the syrup and use 2 to 3 cups of fine suggar.You can add vanilla or lime zest.I like vanilla better.This will last for 2 days in the fridge,but if you add a table spoon of emulsifier gel,it will last for 4 days and you will get better texture.
pierino
pierinoApril 20, 2012
You can also use them to make a "raft" to clarify stock, if you happen to be making stock.
HalfPint
HalfPintApril 20, 2012
Make turron (aka nougat, aka torrone). It's easy and really good. Serious Eats recent has a recipe for Turron de Alicante, which uses marcona almonds, but you can use any kind of almond or pistachios,

http://www.seriouseats...
SeaJambon
SeaJambonApril 20, 2012
Funny - I just posted about having 22 egg yolks and not knowing what to do with them (the whites had been used in angel food cake). Sounds like you and I need to team up! And, BTW, what was the ice cream recipe that used so many yolks? (maybe I could use that...) ;)
i.m.
i.m.April 20, 2012
you can use them to roast nuts instead of oil
mainecook61
mainecook61April 20, 2012
Angel food cake.
Reiney
ReineyApril 20, 2012
As @Louisa says, they freeze well. They can also stay in a clean sealed container in your fridge for a good couple weeks - once the whites start to look cloudy throw them out.
Louisa
LouisaApril 20, 2012
You can also freeze them.
chairmanhu
chairmanhuApril 20, 2012
I usually just save them for the next day and scramble them into a larger batch of whole eggs with some cream to make up for the lost richness.
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