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Food: Egg Yolk - All Translations

Arabic:
صفار البيض
Bulgarian:
Яйчен жълтък
Catalan:
Rovell d'Ou
Chinese:
蛋黄
Croatian:
Žumanjak
Czech:
Vaječný žloutek
Danish:
Æggeblomme
Dutch:
Eigeel
Finnish:
Munankeltuaispitoisuus
French:
Jaune d'oeuf
German:
Eigelb
Greek:
Κρόκο αυγού
Hebrew:
חלמון ביצה
Hindi:
अंडे की जर्दी
Indonesian:
Kuning telur
Italian:
Tuorlo d'uovo
Japanese:
卵黄
Korean:
계란 노른자
Latvian:
Olu dzeltenumu
Lithuanian:
Trynys
Norwegian:
Eggeplomme
Polish:
Żółtko
Portuguese:
Gema de ovo
Romanian:
În gălbenuş de ou
Russian:
Желток
Serbian:
Жуманце
Slovak:
Vaječný žĺtok
Slovenian:
Jajčni rumenjak
Spanish:
Yema de Huevo
Swedish:
Äggula
Tagalog:
Egg pula ng itlog
Ukrainian:
Жовток
Vietnamese:
Lòng đỏ trứng

edit About Egg Yolk

The yolk of an egg can range in color from light to dark yellow, depending on the diet of the bird from which it comes. The yolk is the part of the egg that is high in both fat and protein, and also provides a good source of iron and other essential vitamins.

Egg yolk is an excellent thickener and emulisifier for sauces and a key ingredient in mayonnaise, custards, and hollandaise sauce. Brushing pastry with egg yolk adds color and shine.

The higher the yolk rises above the white when you crack an egg on a plate, the fresher the egg.