Egg With 2 Yolks

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GinaJuarez Posted 21 Aug 2005 , 12:06am
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Would this still be considered as 1 egg for a recipe?

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beachcakes Posted 21 Aug 2005 , 12:31am
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I would consider it as one egg. Double yolks are supposed to be good luck!

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tcturtleshell Posted 21 Aug 2005 , 6:28am
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Haven't you seen an egg w/ 2 yolks before Gina? I'm sorry but I had to laugh at your post. I'm used to seeing them because I'm a country girl. We always say they are good luck too beachcakes~ Sorry if I offended you Gina, I don't mean too, just thought that was so funny icon_smile.gif

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PinkPanther Posted 21 Aug 2005 , 2:29pm
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Gina,

I was making a cake the other day and got 2 different 2-yolk eggs. I debated it, and ended up counting each egg as 1 and my cake turned out fine. I had never had that happen before either. icon_smile.gif

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MissBaritone Posted 21 Aug 2005 , 4:06pm
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I always buy double yolked eggs. As they're a bit larger than normal eggs I find that 2 of them are the equivilant of 3 ordinary eggs. I actually got a triple yolked egg the other day. That was the first one I've ever seen

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witch_boots Posted 21 Aug 2005 , 4:42pm
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I have seen the double and the triple before, but I was making omlettes, haven't run into it with baking...hmm I guess that's why I use 'eggs in a carton'

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GinaJuarez Posted 23 Aug 2005 , 5:15pm
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Yes, i have seen them before, but that was before I was a "true baker." icon_lol.gif Before baking, the only reason I used eggs was for scrambled eggs, so the 2 yolk thing didn't really matter. I just counted it as 1, and the cake turned out fine.

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