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In preparing sauces that contain eggs, it is critical to add a small amount of sauce to the egg in a separate dish. Do this several times to equilibrate the egg temperature, so that the egg does not curdle when added to the hot starch mixture.
 
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A sensory evaluation laboratory would involve
 
  (1) direct access through a small door to the food preparation laboratory, (2) lighting to avoid bias from color perception, (3) separate booths for each judge, (4) temperature and humidity control, (5) all of the above.



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