what is blood coagulation?
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Coagulation refers to the process of a liquid becoming a gel. While cooking an egg, this refers to the liquid egg white becoming a gel.
It is called coagulation.
Yes.
The functions of eggs are;-Coagulation (setting of the egg) , this makes them a good binding agent as they hold dry ingredients together. This means they can be used for Coating, Binding, and Thickening, in foods such as; quiche, egg custard etc-Emulsification. In foods that contain oil and water, such as mayonnaise, they do not mix well, and therefore an emulsifier is needed, which is the egg yolk.-Aeration, this is where the egg white stretches the protein and forms air bubbles, which leads into a foam. This foam traps air and therefore are good to use in 'light' foods such as; souffles, Swiss rolls, cakes, meringues and mousses.-Other uses- this includes Garnishing, and Glazing, (brushing onto the surface of a product before baking) often used in pastries and breads.
The humoral coagulation system refers to the protein coagulation factor component.
egg
yes
No.
baked goods
milk and egg