Happy Tuesday!
So, a few days ago, my son brought me these eggs that his chickens recently graciously produced. Aren’t they pretty? Although the very day before he brought me these, I had made a Costco run and bought the big 5-dozen package. Therefore, I need to make something that takes a LOT of eggs – right away.
Google to the rescue..:
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This was a great article and while reading it, I learned something NEW! Am I the only one that didn’t know Pound Cake was called Pound Cake because it uses a pound of eggs (and a pound of flour, butter and sugar). I don’t know that I’ll make Pound Cake, but I think I’ll make a quiche, and I’ve always wanted to tackle Baked Alaska.
And! I learned you could freeze eggs. I never have. Do they maintain a good consistency? I’m not so sure. If anyone has used eggs that have been frozen, let me know how it turned out. Please and Thank you.
Have a great day! Do or learn something NEW!
So, let us know how it goes with the freezing!
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I could easily finish those eggs in two weeks, baking every single day and having scrambled eggs for breakfast. Happy baking!
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When my grandma kept hens, we ALWAYS had too many eggs! I learned how to make chocolate pudding from scratch, which was great for using yolks. And I learned to make angel food cake, which is good for using whites. But my favourite lesson was lemon meringue pie: It used the same number of yolks for the filling as whites for the topping.
Enjoy your eggy experiences!
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Now my mouth is watering for lemon meringue pie! 🙂
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Never heard of freezing eggs! Interesting!
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