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Egg Substitute Monologue from Love in a Wood

From Love in a Wood by William Wycherley

any · contemplative · 47 sec

One tablespoonful of corn starch is equal to one egg. Try it in doughnuts. Unused yolks should be put in a cold place in an uncovered glass of water, where they will keep several days. If a small piece of shell gets in a broken egg, take a piece of shell and the smaller piece will adhere to it, so it may be easily removed. When a bit of yolk gets in with the white in separating the parts, touch the yolk with a piece of dry cloth and it will adhere to it.

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