I have looked through this site and have done some googling but can't find a definitive answer. I have recently started buying eggs directly from a farmer and they are jumbo size. They weigh between 70 and as much as 76 grams. Today I am planning on making 2 mini lemon bundt cakes. The recipe calls for 1 large egg. Can I use the smallest jumbo egg that I have or should I blend the egg and not use part of it? A lot of the sites I looked at said if a recipe calls for 1 large egg it is okay to substitute 1 jumbo. Other sites say to blend the egg thoroughly and then weigh out the amount needed, but I would rather not discard any of it if I don't have to. Thanks for your help.
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I have looked through this site and have done some googling but can't find a definitive answer. I have recently started buying eggs directly from a farmer and they are jumbo size. They weigh between 70 and as much as 76 grams. Today I am planning on making 2 mini lemon bundt cakes. The recipe calls for 1 large egg. Can I use the smallest jumbo egg that I have or should I blend the egg and not use part of it? A lot of the sites I looked at said if a recipe calls for 1 large egg it is okay to substitute 1 jumbo. Other sites say to blend the egg thoroughly and then weigh out the amount needed, but I would rather discard any of it if I don't have to. Thanks for your help.
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