Can you eat food that did not temper the egg yolks?
It's impossible to answer this question without more context.
Here's why:
* "Tempering" egg yolks usually refers to a cooking technique where you slowly heat egg yolks with a hot liquid (like milk or cream) to prevent curdling. This is often done when making custards, sauces, or ice cream.
* "Food that did not temper the egg yolks" is a confusing phrase. Did you mean to say "food made with egg yolks that were not tempered"?
Here's what you need to know about eating raw or untempered egg yolks:
* Raw egg yolks can be dangerous: They can contain Salmonella bacteria, which can cause food poisoning.
* Tempering egg yolks helps: The gentle heating process in tempering can help to kill some bacteria.
* Cooking egg yolks thoroughly is safest: If you're unsure, it's best to cook your egg yolks until they're solid.
To help me understand your question better, please tell me:
* What food are you referring to?
* How were the egg yolks prepared?
Once I have more information, I can give you a more accurate answer.
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