Prepper Help needed - what can I do with dozens of eggs?? (Vanity)

03/2/2013 | 4everontheright

[4everontheRight]

OK...a fellow employee has chickens and she gives me about two dozen every week, or every other. Me and mine can't keep up! I hate to turn them down, she has no one else to give them to. I have given a few away but I was wondering if I could use them for a future purpose. Any prepper ideas on what I can do with these? Can I dry them, dehydrate?? I will keep the shells for the garden but I was hoping I could do something with these instead of feeding the dogs a nice treat every day and adding them to every meal!

[4everontheRight]

Prepper or general FRiends help appreciated!!

[library user]

Does anybody know how to log out of YouTube? I logged in and can’t seem to log out. Thanks.

[4everontheRight]

Thanks for your FRIENDLY advice

[The_Media_never_lie]

You can egg someone on.......

[ThisLittleLightofMine]

http://frugalliving.about.com/od/freezingfoods/qt/Freeze_Eggs.htm

I haven’t tried it.

[Ol' Sox]

Make and freeze quiche.

[almcbean]

I’ll tell you how to log out of Youtube if you tell me how to set the clock on my VCR

[IYAS9YAS]

Eggs can be coated in mineral oil and they will be good for quite a while.

http://preparednesspro.com/safely-preserving-eggs/

[library user]

Eggs are good protein. I can never eat too many eggs, IMO.

[Abigail Adams]

How about making sponge cakes or pound cakes? If you can’t eat that much cake, you could sell them or give them away or freeze them.

Other ideas might be homemade ice cream, or custard, or mayo, or crepes that could be frozen.

[4everontheRight]

Thanks Ol’ Sox! I wonder how long that would stay good in the freezer? That is a good idea...so many different ones you could make!

[Salamander]

Some people put them whole in ice cube trays or whip them up like you’re making scrambled eggs and freeze them.

They might be a bit watery when you use them but that’s about the only way I know except for pickling them.

[yuck]

[Safetgiver]

Have a barbecue and invite your neighbors over. Let them reach down in the coals for the whites, yolks, etc.

[elcid1970]

There are plenty of recipes for pickling hard cooked eggs German style (”Soleier”) that they keep well in the fruit cellar, this is how my grandmother preserved all our leftover Easter eggs.

[IM2MAD]

When I was a kid many, many years ago, my parents preserved eggs in “water glass” (liquid sodium silicate) in a crock. When mom needed an egg, she sent me to the basement to fetch one out of the crock. They were fine for 4 to 8 months.

[4everontheRight]

You know, I thought about that.....I was hoping I could make recipes which would be good without refrigeration and sponge cake would do the trick!
Thanks!!

[Safetgiver]

NOBODY eats quiche. (kisses).

[Hardraade]

Bury them.

I believe the going process time is about 4 years. Then you can sell them in Chinatown.

[4everontheRight]

No kidding??? That is really interesting. Were the eggs raw in the water glass? Or did they boil ahead?
I wonder if that is where folks got the idea for pickled eggs...never had one but have seen them in old bars! lol

[raybbr]

I know someone who scrambles them and dehydrates them for storage. He claims they come back okay.