How do you like your eggs?
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Comments (7)I have fourteen chickens and some days I will get fourteen eggs. But almost always I get at least ten. They did take a week off and only layed three eggs. My brother in law won't let me just give him eggs . He insists on paying $1.50. Which is reasonable. Otherwise I would charge $1. Year around. If eggs go down or if they go up. My close neighbors I just give them to them. If my kids were small I would leave it up to them. It is a good way for them to learn how to make and manage money. An egg delivery business would really be good for kids. I have a feeling that I am a little old fashioned though. My hens are red hens and very happy chickens. They sing all the time. Linda...See MoreHow do you like my dinosaur egg planter
Comments (10)thanks for all the compliments! I don't have anyone other than my DH that I can get critiques from and "oh, that's cool!" is not very constructive..grins. Kim: I forgot to add a drainage hole to this planter so will just use a pot to put inside it. I think I will use a small pot cause I like the inside color too! I am too chicken to try and drill a hole now. Power tools don't always agree with me...another story. Laurie...See MorePickled Eggs
Comments (8)Lol, one year I decided to fix pickled eggs for a family function. I chose a Chinese recipe that was called something like "One hundred year egg" or "Century egg". As I recall there were beets involved and they turned pink. I placed them among my Deviled Eggs on a tray along with some home grown Italian Parsley. I thought the plate looked very nice and colorful, but there was a "minor revolt" in the family, since I had done a change to their favorite dish. Who would have thought that eggs would be a controversial topic. Here is a link that might be useful: Pickled Eggs...See MoreSo, How Do You Like Your...............?
Comments (29)The day after late DH and I came home from our honeymoon, it was a Sunday morning, and I made him fried eggs and bacon for breakfast. One of the yokes broke....and when he saw it, refused to eat it and said "you're lucky - my father would have thrown it at you". Oh boy, was I tempted to do something....but I didn't. I just told him that HE was lucky HE didn't have egg on his face, for saying that. I also never gave him a broken egg yolk again....See MoreCA Kate z9
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