Along with Bantam eggs - Duck eggs!!
me too i love duck eggs one of the ambo guys where i work keeps ducks and sells me 6 for £1 i love em
So much rich yolk in Bantams.
I had a duck as a pet when I was little. I mean at infant's school, her name was tuppence. I don't know why but according to my mother I called her tuppence. She came from an fertile egg, some one gave us which hatched.
We had her for some time and her eggs made lovely cakes, then one day I came home from school and she had gone from her open pen.
I overheard the grown ups say some one took her but I reckon now that she found her wings and flew off.
I hope she had a happy life because she was my friend and I loved her.
I had the opporunity to buy ducks eggs last weekend....
So two questions....how often do ducks lay eggs?
And how long do you cook for a soft boiled exac like the pic?
Assuming largish eggs - room temperature - add boiling water - then 4.30 mins from boil.
Thanks Tim, will definately give them a bash....so to speak....lol ::) ;D
Tim as you love bantam eggs you could be my man ;). Do you know if there is an egg cup for bantam size eggs please?
Taking an old friend out to lunch at her local pub, warm poached quail's eggs turned up as a garnish on a delicious plate of salmon mousse and asparagus. They rear quails in their garden. A delicious pop in the mouth, then warm yolk pouring out. The first time I have thought quails' eggs worth eating.
Or a spoon, Granny??
No - & we usually have them in Salads or Curry.