Granny's gone and done it again

[ValerieJ]

Egg form.

I mean are they hard boiled or perhaps scrambled.

I haven't done it yet, but eggs can be freeze dried and used just like an egg. The thing is, you have to whisk them like you would for scrambled eggs. Then pour it in the tray and freeze dry. When they are done, run them through the food processor to make a powder. Then I think the ratio was 1 TB of egg powder to 1 TB water. They looked like regular eggs, that had been whisked of course. Could be used for scrambles or in baking, etc.

 

[Cynthia12]

I've had one egg that I've found frozen. Unfortunately it was cracked also so I just put it in a cup until it thawed, then cracked it and gave it to one of our dogs. Better than throwing them out.

You can actually freeze eggs, you need to crack them and beat till blended. I freeze mine in ice cube trays then. One cubical on one of my trays holds about 1.5 eggs. 2 if they are bantam. They keep for at least a year in your freezer. I've used mind for baking and cooking and you can't tell that they have been frozen.

I used to scramble my frozen ones for the dogs too.

 

[Nomadicus]

I think they would work the same as fresh eggs. In what form were they frozen?

in the nest box.

 

[Nomadicus]

l think they are going to get scrambled and given back to the chickens for treats. Only to the hens that are laying.

 

[Nomadicus]

Strange as it seems the Cream Legbars that have been laying blue green eggs only laid pink eggs today in the cold.

 

[Cynthia12]

l think they are going to get scrambled and given back to the chickens for treats. Only to the hens that are laying.

Oh yes, I did that too.

 

[ValerieJ]

in the nest box.

Oh, I see. Well I'd allow them to thaw and use like an ordinary egg.

 

[Cynthia12]

Snow in Florida and other southern states.
And the seasons will change.
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[Cynthia12]

7 inches in Pensacola Florida! We haven't gotten that much yet this year. Hoping we do.

 

[Cynthia12]

These 2 are just too funny, but spot on.
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