Question on preserving eggs

[OneFineAcre]

Boiled and pickled.

 

[animalmom]

Well, that there is always an option OFA, but does make for lumpy scrambled eggs in the morning.

 

[Mike CHS]

We have quite a few pint containers of eggs in the freezer with eggs ready to thaw out for scrambled eggs. We make enough for a couple of breakfasts and the dogs get the leftovers.

 

[misfitmorgan]

Well, that there is always an option OFA, but does make for lumpy scrambled eggs in the morning.

Just force them thru a sieve then add milk and scramble

The whole freezing eggs things, you can make fried eggs too. I keep seeing people scrambling eggs then freezing them, you dont have too.

 

[Sheepshape]

Now that your mentioning I remember reading something about that for when washing eggs. Using warm water vs cold water. I know it is something to do with going from cold to warm....though warm to cold seems fine lol.

Generally, if you don't have to wash them.....don't. Washing will remove the natural protective coat. Sometimes they are, well, gross and covered in poo.....wipe off with a damp cloth then, but use as little water as you can. Use these eggs first.

 

[misfitmorgan]

Generally, if you don't have to wash them.....don't. Washing will remove the natural protective coat. Sometimes they are, well, gross and covered in poo.....wipe off with a damp cloth then, but use as little water as you can. Use these eggs first.

Those are the only ones i "wash" and generally are the duck eggs. The chickens eggs usually stay pretty darn clean.