true but she had that notion.....or she probably thought it would encourage them.
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Two lesbians are living in my garden
true but she had that notion.....or she probably thought it would encourage them.
Jose Luis in POP has them unrefrigerated....and I am still here to tell the tale.
As you say FM, this is only one amongst many. Also, I have never seen them refrigerated in a colmado.Hold the front page!!!!!!!!!
DR1ers solve age old riddle!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
how long would these stay fresh
Well, if it was ME walking with those, not for long - they'd be scrambled on the pavement....
Well anyway, if it is true then I would apply for a lottery grant.
'Raising Lesbian Chickens in the Caribbean' - I am sure would receive funding and it has a nice ring to it, too.
'Raising Lesbian Chickens in the Caribbean' - I am sure would receive funding and it has a nice ring to it, too.
The Chinese eat '100 year old' eggs - more like 100 day actually. They're preserved in a mixture of clay, ash, lime, salt and rice and eaten with ginger & considered a delicacy. When I visited China years ago I was offered a taste in a rural village & didn't like to turn it down. I survived the experience! jr, look up century eggs. Some pics here:
Century Egg ? Would You Eat One?
So, if you want to pursue it, you have a possible idea for a new business in Sosua..............:cheeky:
Century Egg ? Would You Eat One?
So, if you want to pursue it, you have a possible idea for a new business in Sosua..............:cheeky:
I buy eggs fot the colmado from the warehouse where they are unrefridgerated and we store them in the shop unrefridgerated too. Only go in the fridge when they get into my house.
But in the UK I never refridgerated the eggs - had a little wooden rack which i kept them in.
Matilda
But in the UK I never refridgerated the eggs - had a little wooden rack which i kept them in.
Matilda
and to test the freshness of an egg: gently drop it in water. The older the egg the more air comes through the shell, the better it floats.
So if an egg floats on the top of a bowl of water it's gone bad. If it stays half way use it to fry. If it sinks you can boil it.
How to Test Fresh Eggs - Eggs; Raw or Fresh - Eggs in Cold Water - Sink or Float Egg Testing
This is why the humidity is also important. The humid air will penetrate the shell altering the taste and the expiry date.
A tip from top chefs in Italy is to lay a piece of truffle with fresh eggs for a day. The eggs will adopt the taste of the truffle and can enrich the taste of a salad, without using too much of the expensive truffles!
This works with other ingredients as well.
And yes, if you want fresh eggs every day, you should either leave one in the nest, or better: use a dummy egg made out of stone or something.
So if an egg floats on the top of a bowl of water it's gone bad. If it stays half way use it to fry. If it sinks you can boil it.
How to Test Fresh Eggs - Eggs; Raw or Fresh - Eggs in Cold Water - Sink or Float Egg Testing
This is why the humidity is also important. The humid air will penetrate the shell altering the taste and the expiry date.
A tip from top chefs in Italy is to lay a piece of truffle with fresh eggs for a day. The eggs will adopt the taste of the truffle and can enrich the taste of a salad, without using too much of the expensive truffles!
This works with other ingredients as well.
And yes, if you want fresh eggs every day, you should either leave one in the nest, or better: use a dummy egg made out of stone or something.
Looks like that to me because he has the sauce pot. Can't see the ketchup though? I'm guessing your comment wasn't responded to because many posters probably won't have tried an ambulant hard-boiled egg............