Aubergine moutabal
Roasted aubergines blended with yoghurt, tahini, garlic and lemon.
Seven egg-free main dishes, with servings and shopping.
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Gluten: PresentCrustaceans: Absent from recipesEggs: Absent from recipesFish: Absent from recipesPeanuts: Absent from recipesSoya: PresentMilk: PresentTree nuts: Absent from recipesCelery: Absent from recipesMustard: Absent from recipesSesame: PresentSulphites: Absent from recipesLupin: Absent from recipesMolluscs: Absent from recipesThis information describes recipe ingredients, not traces in purchased products.
Egg-free recipes for each part of the meal.
Roasted aubergines blended with yoghurt, tahini, garlic and lemon.
Vegetable and white bean soup with a basil and garlic pistou.
Rice and onion dolmas flavoured with mint and dill, simmered with lemon and olive oil.
A miso soup with silken tofu, wakame and carrots.
Red lentil curry with coconut milk and basmati rice.
Mashed sweet potato over lentils in tomato sauce, baked with Emmental.
Tortillas filled with chicken, peppers and onions.
Spaghetti with garlic, olive oil and chilli.
Caramelised apples beneath puff pastry, turned out upside down.
Vanilla cream set with gelatine and served with a raspberry coulis.
Apples gently cooked with cinnamon and lemon.
A chilled German cake of butter-biscuit and coconut-fat chocolate layers, sliced after a long setting time.
Stews, pulse salads, rice dishes and many soups work well without eggs. Choosing a recipe designed this way is often easier than adapting an omelette or custard, where eggs determine the texture.
Some fresh pasta, mayonnaise and breaded foods contain eggs. Check the ingredients on the actual packet, not just the recipe. If you have an allergy, also consider precautionary labels and the advice given for your situation.
Eggs can bind, set, emulsify or provide volume. Apple purée will not produce the same result in every bake. For a first attempt, use an egg-free cake recipe designed for that texture and follow its proportions.
Soup or raw vegetables with vinaigrette can start a meal; fruit salad or stewed fruit can finish it. Check biscuits, toppings and sauces added at serving time, as they may introduce eggs to an otherwise egg-free meal.
No. Many dried pastas contain durum wheat semolina and water, while some fresh and dried pastas include eggs. Check the label of the product you choose.
Lemon vinaigrette or yoghurt and herb sauce suits many dishes. For a mayonnaise-like texture, use a recipe designed to make an egg-free emulsion.
Poached fruit, stewed fruit and rice pudding are possible starting points, with the other ingredients checked. For a cake, use an egg-free recipe rather than simply omitting the eggs.
No. It may contain meat, fish, milk or cheese. Egg-free refers to one exclusion, not to all animal ingredients.
Further reading: Reading food labels — DGCCRF (French) · Understanding allergens — DGCCRF (French PDF)