What you never knew about eggs | Everyday Eats Ep. 1

Do you like eggs? If so, have you ever thought about what natural masterpieces they are? They come in their own perfect little package, are true shapeshifters, and are essential for the culinary world as we know it. Think of all the amazing dishes and recipes that wouldn’t exist without them. But eggs are for more than just food. They are also deeply integrated into religions, myths, and arts. So, here’s what you never knew about eggs.

CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
00:38 What are eggs?
01:35 The anatomy of eggs
03:04 Cooking eggs
05:18 History of the egg
06:09 Eating eggs worldwide
07:21 Mysterious eggs
08:32 Eggs & Art
09:34 Outro

CREDITS
Report: Gönna Ketels, Ruben Kalus, Hallie Rawlinson
Camera: Marco Borowski
Edit: Frederik Willmann
Supervising editors: Mirja Viehweger, Melanie von Marschalck

#eggs #egg #explainer
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[DWFood]

What's your favorite egg dish? 🥚🍽

[andrejmichal]

Great format, great presenter! Looking forward to future episodes.

[Threefold.]

Very interesting video. I like the presenter. Good job :)

[IamMaria]

Dinosaurs were known ancestors of chickens.
Egg-citing to your next food documentary ❤

[Rebecca-rcds]

Really cool video, and a fantastic kitchen btw!

[reverendbStaard]

Thank you for mentioning the bloom and cuticle layers.💚

[hanschang]

Nice video, thanks DW Food. I learned a lot

[DrunkenDemon]

Somehow the onsie and the movemt of the curly hair add a chikenlike element to the presentation xD fun :)

[arbanator]

To learn more, get Lizzie Stark's book, Eggs, a Dozen Ovatures, from which much of this content was excerpted.

[irissiri]

Favorite breakfast : Sunny side up and crispy bacon with waffles 🧇 🍳 🥓

To those who are baking here like me: use egg yoljs instead of whole eggs. They become more soft and chewy conpared to using whole eggs. 🍪

[shunaras]

I love eggs, one of my favorite foods. Why do Chinese eat more eggs than anyone else? I would have thought that most eggs are eaten by Americans

[Sad_Bumper_Sticker]

Eggs explained. Unless you have chickens and care for then untill they die of a natural death aged 11 etc do not eat eggs.
1. Most males chicks are grinded up mechanically after they hatch
2. Hens are slaughtered when they become less „efficient” which happens when they turn about 2 years old so very young.
3. There is no „ethical” or „painless” slaughter of farm chickend
4. Chickens are smart and grow attached to humans, like to cuddle like parrots.
5. You don’t take your beloved parrot to the slaughterhouse when it grows older or ill, you take it to the vet to be humanely put to sleep. If people believed in ethical industry farm deatg they woulf take their elderly labrador to be „ethically slaughtered” in a dairy farm or a industry chicken farm.
Thete is a reason.

[dkeith-fchn]

What was first the mother or the child 🤪😜

[iamnot]

🤮A New LOW ... possibly one of the WORST videos of all time🤮

[Viettiencooking]

Nuôi mấy con gà ngon quá Raising some delicious chickens

[jyotsnasona]

NO NOT AT ALL, THE BIBLE DOESN'T MENTION ANYTHING ABOUT ANY EGG. The Resurrection of Jesus Christ doesn't have to do anything with an egg. Easter bunny and egg are just ways to turn focus of people from Lord Jesus. The Bible says...Jesus Christ died on the cross for the sins of the people and rose again on the third day through Lord Holy Spirit.