Pickled eggs

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Post: # 90009Post old tree man »

Me to :triplets: these look like eggs do'nt they ?
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Um...........................................................................................................................................NO :lol:
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Pickled eggs....Yum!
My OH does dill pickled eggs. Great sliced oncrackers with cheese, avocado, whatever you've got.
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Post: # 120850Post clare »

Hi all,now I have a glut of eggs I remembered my dadloves pickled eggs but I am not sure of the basic recipe I assume you hard boil them put them in a jar ,then fill to the top with malt vinegar am I right?looking at the posts before he's not a chilli man so just salt/pepper??
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Annpan wrote:When I have hens, I would like to keep some for use in the winter, so it sounds like a good idea to pickle them.
Annpan, I'm shocked. How could you???!!!! Leave the poor hens alone.
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Pickled hen.... is that nice? :mrgreen:
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MKG wrote:
Annpan wrote:When I have hens, I would like to keep some for use in the winter, so it sounds like a good idea to pickle them.
Annpan, I'm shocked. How could you???!!!! Leave the poor hens alone.
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Love pickled eggs....

just wondering, has anyone tried to pickle quail eggs?

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