It's Whats for Breakfast...........

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Emu Egg Breakfast. 1 emu egg, heavy cream, salt pepper and a slice of Velveeta. One of our employees raises exotic animals and gets me one whenever I want to impress company. Thought Id share to try and impress you jack legs.....:laughing:

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You just made me hungry....really looks good...Is there a taste difference between the Emu egg and a Chicken egg...?
Not that I can tell, it might be a bit milder than a chicken egg. The yolk is not as bright yellow as a chicken.
 
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I'm impressed! :) That's a heck of an egg.

My breakfast was two chicken eggs lightly fried with busted yolks, served on two toasted English muffins. Sort of like McD's, but better.
 
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What is a jackleg ?

Something akin to a chowdahead.

A guy I work with brings in duck eggs from time to time.
A little bigger in diameter, but a lot bigger on the skillet.
An emu egg must take up a whole pan.
 
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Sure am glad the supermarkets don't sell emu eggs by the dozen. I'd throw my back out just picking up a carton.
 
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I wouldn't think an emu produced eggs like a chicken, as in daily or 36 hour layer and surely not enough for eating. I raise some peafowl and the hens only lay about 4-6 eggs per year. I would expect something similar for an emu and ostrich.
 
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Sister has peacocks, and they made pretty big eggs. They used to have ducks and turkeys as well. If you were making an omelet, one would be all you would need. But nothing near as big as the emu eggs. Like the old guy on Hee-Haw used to say, "it wouldn't take many of those to make a dozen."

Larro
 
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I'm impressed! :) That's a heck of an egg.

My breakfast was two chicken eggs lightly fried with busted yolks, served on two toasted English muffins. Sort of like McD's, but better.

Do you raise chickens? I just started a few months ago. It nice to have fresh eggs for breakfast. Taste better too.
 
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Do you raise chickens? I just started a few months ago. It nice to have fresh eggs for breakfast. Taste better too.

No, I don't have chickens. Years ago in Ohio I raised free-range chickens and the eggs were very good. I bought the supplemental and winter feed in bulk fresh ground from the local elevator. I sold lots of eggs to the people I worked with and they were glad to get them.

The idea of raising animals appeals to me still but the free-range season is not very long here for laying hen purposes, the only feed available for small flocks is what you can buy in bags. The other issue is there is no one to care for them if we go away. My wife might eat six eggs a year. All in all, it's better for me to go to the local farmer's market and buy eggs.
 
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It looked just like an avocado to me at first. I thought "maybe they call avocado's green eggs in W. Virginia"......
Then I saw the next pic....I had my mouth set on Guacamole too.
 
 
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