If I use Ener-G Egg replacer... How much should I use to replace 1 egg?

Question

Yes... I read the instructions but it does not give me an answer... the box is full of recipes... Please help. :)

Thanks.

Thank you all for answering my question. I just had no clue, and everytime I used it, just didn't work because I was using way tooooo much.

Thanks again!!!!

Answer 1

1/2 tablespoon of Ener-G Egg plus 2 tablespoons of water equals one egg. Make sure you mix the egg replacer before you add it to the other ingredients.

Answer 2

Ener-g Egg Replacer

Answer 3

Being a former chef and having used egg replacment before in the trade and on my own, a medium egg has a liquid density of 3 oz, for both the yolk and white, so 1 tablespoon would only be 1/3 of and egg, it should be 3 oz whcih in liquid measure is 1/3 cup.

Answer 4

I just bought a box of Ener-G egg replacer and had trouble finding the conversion myself. I think it's on the side of the box. But anyways, it says that one to one and a half tablespoons equals one egg.

Answer 5

I believe it's 1 tablespoon = 1 egg.

Answer 6

I use it often. One and a fourth of a teaspoon mixed with two tablespoons of warm water gives you one egg.

Oh, and my conversion table is at the top left corner on the back of the box.

Answer 7

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If I use Ener-G Egg replacer... How much should I use to replace 1 egg?
Yes... I read the instructions but it does not give me an answer... the box is full of recipes... Please help. :)

Thanks.

Answer 8

One and one-thirds of the powder mixed with two tablespoons of water.
Stir it well, making sure all the clumps are gone, and use it right after you mix it.