Busy Girls

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My chickens haven’t slowed down with their laying.  Now that it’s gotten really cold, they may but Friday I was begging people to take eggs!  Found homes for 4 dozen of them but we hardly used any eggs this weekend.  Maybe it’s time to make creme brulee!  :)

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    Liz says:

    Check out the latest recipe on Pioneer Woman – it is a breakfast casserole that uses 16 eggs, as well as hash brown potatoes, sausage and cheese! Of course, there is some spinach, so it’s healthy, right?

    http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/2009/12/eggs-florentine-casserole/

    Don’t bread pudding – you can use up your leftover bread and your eggs!

    Liz

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    quiltbea says:

    I love seeing all those eggs. It makes the thought of keeping chickens even better.
    I see the Easteregg layers aren’t doing as well as your Red Stars.
    Thanks for the chicken update.
    Love it.

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    shannon says:

    LOL!

    This title came up on my blog list and I said to myself that this entry must be about Judy’s chickens and sure enough.

    I wish I lived closed enough…

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    Pat says:

    Oh, gosh….creme brulee??? I’ll be down there to have some of it. (Don’t I wish??)

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    Sue Lord says:

    You have some busy little girls!

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    Erin D says:

    Four dozen! Holy wow! Custards and omelets and quiches, oh my!

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    Kelly Ann says:

    if only you could mail eggs…even though I live in the country it’s so hard to find fresh eggs…and I need eggs for my Christmas Pound Cakes….

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    Robin says:

    Yum, cream brulee!

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    I see alot of angel food and sponge cakes in your future…..the only way to make those homemade is with fresh eggs. Enjoy the fresh eggs……I will admit I miss having them (my fresh egg guy got rid of his chickens three years ago)!!!!!!!

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    Cynthia H., El Cerrito, CA says:

    (small, hesitant voice…)

    I don’t know why Vince was in the hospital, but…did the doctor say he could continue eating as usual? If so, bring it on!!! :-) If not, maybe separate the yolks and whites for custards and meringues, respectively?

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    Wonkygirl says:

    We have nine hens- my poodles love scrambled eggs with their kibble! :)

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    Suzanne says:

    Wow, the girls have been busy! I see lots and lots of baking in your future….enjoy!

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    Dorothy S says:

    With my Christmas baking starting, I sure wish I had your supply of eggs!!