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Egg reduction & replacement

1,500.00

Reducing or replacing eggs in bakery products can introduce various challenges, as eggs contribute critical functional properties such as structure, moisture, leavening, and flavor. Troubleshooting issues related to egg reduction involves addressing concerns in texture, binding, leavening, flavor, moisture content, color, and structural integrity.

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About the Course

We will cover essential topics such as product classifications, egg and functionalities, egg reduction and replacement strategies and daily practical sessions.

Product Classification and egg functionalities

Advanced baking techniques with our specialized course on egg reduction and egg replacement. In this course we'll delve into product classification understand their unique characteristics and set the stage for tailored egg replacement strategies. As we navigate the intricacies of egg functionalities, participants will gain profound insights into the multifaceted roles eggs play in providing structure, moisture, flavor, and texture to baked goods.

Reduction strategies

Focus to reduction strategies, exploring innovative techniques and enzymatic approaches to minimize or replace the use of eggs while preserving the integrity. The practical application of these strategies takes center stage as we specifically address egg reduction in cakes, ensuring a hands-on understanding of maintaining the perfect balance of moistness and structure. We then pivot to the indispensable role of milk in baking, unraveling its impact on texture, flavor, and overall product quality, providing a crucial foundation for informed decisions in the reduction and replacement process.

Complexities

Delve into the complexities of starches and flours, uncovering their roles in baking and strategizing for reduction and replacement. The exploration continues with an examination of protein sources, emphasizing their significance in achieving structural integrity in bakery products. Navigate the terrain of fibers and hydrocolloids, understanding their unique properties for structure and texture while effectively reducing and replacing eggs. 

Practical sessions
  1. Egg reduction in cupcake and foamcake
  2. Egg free in cake
  3. Vegan cake

  • In-Depth Understanding: Gain a profound understanding of egg functionalities, product classification, and the unique characteristics eggs bring to baked goods.
  • Tailored Strategies: Learn personalized egg replacement strategies, ensuring you have the knowledge and skills to create exceptional baked goods while reducing or replacing eggs.
  • Cutting-Edge Techniques: Explore innovative techniques and enzymatic approaches for egg reduction.
  • Insight in Ingredients: Navigate the complexities of starches, flours, proteins, fibers, and hydrocolloids, expanding your repertoire and enhancing your ability to strategize for reduction and replacement.

People in production or development functions related to bakery industry. The course is limited to a maximum of 8 people.

€ 1500,-- per person, this includes the costs for the course, practice materials, lunch on all course related days.

  • 3 days; Tuesday – Thursday 8.30 CET- 17.00/17.30 CET
  • Bakery Academy Application Centre,
  • Het Aanleg 18d, NL-9951 SJ Winsum – The Netherlands
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Hear It from the Experts

Zweifel Chips & Snacks AG
The week at the Bakery Academy gave me lots of good insights into the topic and I learned a great deal. In addition to the topic of shelf life extension, Jos and I were able to look at and discuss many other issues relating to our business, which was very beneficial for me professionally. The practical work was also ideal for putting the theory into practice and linking theoretical knowledge with practical experience. In addition to shelf life extension, I also learned a lot about additives. The atmosphere was very friendly, and I learned a lot about Dutch culture over lunch. Jos is a very talented instructor; you can tell that he has a wealth of expertise and he can break it down in a way that is understandable for everyone. All in all, it was a very intensive week, but I was able to take a lot away from it. I would definitely recommend the course.
Janine Habermacher | Zweifel Chips & Snacks AG