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===Sieving eggs===&lt;br /&gt;
The sieving of raw [[eggs]] is particularly effective when [[Poached eggs|poaching]] or [[Fried eggs|frying]].  The whites thin with age and cause untidy poached [[eggs]] with loose threads, and thin, spread out ones when frying.  This process begins very quickly and will be evident in all but the most freshly laid [[eggs]], thus sieving them will purge the eggs of the outer, thinner layer, resulting in neat, and comparatively plump, cooked whites.&lt;br /&gt;
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It is best to use a [[sieve]] with a fine mesh, otherwise you could lose more of the white than necessary.  You only need to leave the sieve over a jug or bowl for a few minutes before the watery parts are drained and then cook as normal.  You can see the difference between the two [[fried egg]]s, sieved and unsieved, on the right.  Both [[eggs]] were the same size and age, from the same box, and in each case, the [[yolks]] are not yet set as these are for illustrative purposes only.&lt;br /&gt;
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