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Recipes for far too many eggs

22 replies

Racingsnake · 11/01/2009 22:17

New chickens laying laying like mad.

Have been eating egg sandwiches, spanish omlette, egg cury - anyone got any other ideas?

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LoveMyLapTop · 11/01/2009 22:18

Egg custard Tart

wrinklytum · 11/01/2009 22:19

Souffle
Pancakes
Quiche
Egg fried rice
Scrambled egg
French toast

TheInnocentBystander · 11/01/2009 22:19

lots of fairy cakes
Yorkshire puddings/toad in the hole.

Thats what I seem to make anyway. Plus lots of boiled egg and soldiers for brekkie/lunch.

Littlefish · 11/01/2009 22:20

Fish Pie
Kedgeree (sp)
Meringue (egg whites)
Choc mousse (egg yolks)
Choc Brownies (my recipe uses 4 eggs)

deleting · 11/01/2009 22:20

sell/give some to friends/neighbours?

SoLongMarianne · 11/01/2009 22:21

baked eggs
eggs benedict
boiled egg and soldiers
quiche
cakes
omlettes

GrimmaTheNome · 11/01/2009 22:21

lemon meringue pie (yolks in bottom part, whites on top.

tearinghairout · 11/01/2009 22:21

Sell them, or give them to grateful friends. Supermarket eggs (non-battery, of course!) are horrendously expensive and I would be thrilled to bits to be given some, or for the chance to buy some fresh ones at, say, £1 for 6.

SoLongMarianne · 11/01/2009 22:22

salad nicoise
cauliflower cheese (my mam liked to include eggs)

sleepycat · 11/01/2009 22:23

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Racingsnake · 11/01/2009 22:35

Wow! I don't know if I'll have any left to sell at this rate! Tearinghair - if you are in North Dorset you'd be very welcome to half a dozen fresh eggs any time!

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PrincessButtercup · 11/01/2009 22:37

Mix them up with grated cheese and put on toast under the grill. Yummy.

Sixer · 11/01/2009 22:39

Eggy bread with ketchup for breakie.

mawbroon · 11/01/2009 22:41

If you break them into tubs and mix them round a bit, you can freeze them and then use them later for baking with.

I thought they didn't lay much in the winter. Is that not right?

Doodle2U · 11/01/2009 22:42

There's a specific Egg Recipe Book available which I keep meaning to look up on Amazon, RS.

Friends, family and neighbours take our spare eggs but do they ever return the egg boxes? [grrr]

mawbroon · 11/01/2009 22:43

Just don't feed them to boys!!

Doodle2U · 11/01/2009 22:43

Mawbroon - I was told they ease up on egg production in the winter too. My three hens, however, have upped egg production. I think they only do it so they can spend some time in the warm nest box - dozy buggers!

Doodle2U · 11/01/2009 22:45

egg recipe books

pointydog · 11/01/2009 22:46

I make a delicious chocolate swiss roll sponge which requires six egg yolks and sugar, beaten. Then you stir in melted chocolate. Then you add the six beaten and stioff egg whites. It is delicious.

You can then fill with cream and rasps or buttercream or whatever you want.

Racingsnake · 12/01/2009 08:44

Mawbroon - hens can lay all winter if they come into lay in the autumn, but only in their first year (which is why commercially they are only kept for one year). I am so pleased with their success this year I intend to add one pullet each autumn.

Egg recipe book look great, Doodle2U (great name). Will try Abe Books.

Bit worried that my family is going to roll into spring after eating all these delicious recipes!

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MrsBadger · 12/01/2009 09:10

a daffodil cake takes 6 eggs (have a google), ditto Nigella's almond cake

Racingsnake · 12/01/2009 13:10

I love the sound of that cake and I also have an everything-intolerant friend. Two birds (chickens?) with one stone, so to speak.

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