Farm-raised, pasture-fed, cage-free eggs are a big part of our diet. I buy them for now from a friend for $2 a dozen. They have nice dark brilliant orange yolks. I feed my kids eggs and I eat two a day. After we have completed a carton, we put the eggshells back in the carton and put it in the pantry to deal with later, Well, later finally came. I had the kids pull out all the egg cartons and put all the shells in a bin. Then we smashed them down and put them out in the compost pile to be tilled into the garden. The cartons we save for the fireplace and now we will save them for our own eggs. A couple of our chickens actually started laying eggs. We get about 2 a day. They are small, but they have dark yolks and strong shells.
Sunday, September 26, 2010
The incredible, edible eggs
Farm-raised, pasture-fed, cage-free eggs are a big part of our diet. I buy them for now from a friend for $2 a dozen. They have nice dark brilliant orange yolks. I feed my kids eggs and I eat two a day. After we have completed a carton, we put the eggshells back in the carton and put it in the pantry to deal with later, Well, later finally came. I had the kids pull out all the egg cartons and put all the shells in a bin. Then we smashed them down and put them out in the compost pile to be tilled into the garden. The cartons we save for the fireplace and now we will save them for our own eggs. A couple of our chickens actually started laying eggs. We get about 2 a day. They are small, but they have dark yolks and strong shells.
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some of our white are quite normal sized and not so small.The brown ones are still tiny.
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