Eggs

[Brat Birds]

I was given some eggs fresh from a friend's chickens. I am wondering how I should clean them. I would like to use the shells as well as the egg in their bread.

[kins2321@yahoo.com]

I am not a good cook, but Sophie loves eggs! Scrambled Nancy

[Timbersmom]

I'm not sure if I am correct, and would welcome input from others, but when I make birdy bread I just wash the eggs well before cracking, mash the shells up pretty fine, and add them to the bread. I'm assuming that after they cook in the bread at 350 for 30 minutes any bacteria etc. would be killed.

[birdhouse]

http://www.wikihow.com/Clean-Eggs

 

*** except ***

 

- don't use any bleach etc. Just vinegar

- & before drying, spray w/straight vinegar & leave to air dry.

 

If you want to make sure the germs are totally, absolutely, dead as a door nail, hard boil them. But, any thorough cooking should do the trick, assuming they're healthy.

[SRSeedBurners]

We get 6-10 eggs a day. We do nothing but fight over them when cooked.

[kins2321@yahoo.com]

I am not good with breakfast, or eggs! While Sophie eats most meals with us, if I make pancakes or scrambled eggs, she is thrilled! ( I am going to learn to learn how to cook breakfast better this month!). Kids complain, so now Sophie does too, that I don't go crazy with breakfast! I am a firm believer in cereal. Nancy

[Greywings]

Lucky you to get fresh eggs like that. I would think cooking should be all that is needed I personally do not add shells to my birdy bread. I personally know of a bird who got an injured crop after eating crushed shells in birdy bread a sharp piece punctured or scratched the interior of the crop and he was one sick bird until they did a scope to view the crop viewing the injury with a bit of shell remained.

[kins2321@yahoo.com]

So I made my first omelette! It was perfect and Sophie thought I did a GREAT job! Bacon, onions and cheese. She supervised and tasted. A cluck of approval! Nancy

[birdhouse]

So I made my first omelette! It was perfect and Sophie thought I did a GREAT job! Bacon, onions and cheese. She supervised and tasted. A cluck of approval! Nancy

 

 

Max points for effort & all! But, sorry to say, Nancy, bacon probably shouldn't even be people food (aren't we glad our forefathers didn't know it? lol). All those tons of salt & that wonderful fat! And it's not really that well cooked, well maybe unless you like it like my sweetie who insists his be totally burnt, ahh, extra, extra crispie. ")

 

Cheese to some degree, too. Also, a little goes a long way for the lactose intolerant parrot digestive system. Hard cheeses being arguably "better" than the soft (American) type.

 

A dollop of all natural, sugar free, probiotic yogurt on top of some egg would be a nice, healthy alternative. And a side of **very**well**cooked** fish or fowl or maybe a very well cooked beef or chicken bone w/marrow beats the socks off bacon any time. There are also many other, better proteins which are not meat or dairy.

 

And onions are on the toxic foods list(s). So that's something to avoid next time as well. But fear not; w/a little homework, I'm sure you'll be able to whip Sophie up a very yummy, healthy breakfast next time.

Edited December 2, 2015 by birdhouse

[tannee]

fresh eggs are loved!! :o:o

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Edited July 13, 2016 by tannee