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The Protein in Eggs: What It Actually Does in Baking (And Why You Can’t Just Skip Them)

October 30, 2026 by Chef Giriraj
Elegant pink mousse cake showing egg protein structure and aeration in pastry

What do eggs do in baking? A pastry chef explains egg protein science — how whites build structure, yolks emulsify, and why you can’t just skip them.

Categories Nutrition & Food Science Tags baking basics, cooking science, egg protein, eggs in baking, food science, nutrition Leave a comment

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