@tammyscookiecompany: Let’s crack into the science of baking—starting with EGGS! Eggs are small but mighty when it comes to building beautiful bakes. Here’s what they’re doing behind the scenes: 1. Moisture Egg whites are 90% water, which helps keep baked goods tender and moist. 2. Fat & Flavor Egg yolks add richness and a silky mouthfeel. They also contribute a subtle depth of flavor that enhances your bake. 3. Emulsifier Eggs help mix fats and liquids that don’t normally get along—like butter and milk—creating smooth, consistent batters. 4. Structure The proteins in eggs firm up when baked, giving cookies, cakes, and breads their shape and structure. 5. Flavor Yes, again! Eggs contribute a slightly savory, warm flavor—especially in custards and rich doughs. 6. Leavening Beaten eggs trap air and help your baked goods rise. Think airy sponge cakes or fluffy meringues! Want to learn more about how ingredients really work? My NEW baking science class is live! Perfect for home bakers who love geeking out in the kitchen. Follow me for more tips, classes, and behind-the-scenes cookie magic! #bakingtips #bakingclass #bakingwithscience #homebaker #eggscience #bakersofinstagram #cookietechtalk #bakingeducation #scienceofbaking #bakinglove #cookieclass
Tammy’s Cookie Comp
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Wednesday 09 April 2025 13:48:30 GMT
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Meg :
After watching this I realized I am a super slow reader 🤣
2025-04-10 03:53:16
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rociidlc :
Should eggs be room temp or straight from the fridge? I do brown butter and let it cool but I don’t know if I should do cold or room temp
2025-05-10 20:56:49
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Theresa :
😁
2025-08-26 05:20:53
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Alecia :
Do you always melt your butter for cookies, I've been considering this to ensure my flour is extra hydrated. I wasn't sure if it would significantly change the texture of my cookies since I do cure then at least 48 hours
2025-09-04 14:02:24
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