Duck egg conversion

[harmonymw]

It turned out great! I also always use olive oil as opposed to any other type of oil when I bake, so I sometimes short an egg in a recipe anyway. But I used three duck eggs in a cake that called for six chicken eggs.

 

[harmonymw]

@harmonymw do you have any extra eggs you want to sell? I was going to get some from a lady in Clinton but she was sold out before I got there. She had goose eggs but I want to just make a cake with them and didn't know the conversion.

@Jpat love that TI 994A in your egg pic. Brought back some memories!

My kids are eating everything the birds have to offer. I have five. Kids, that is.

 

[bluemerle]

I assume one duck egg weighs 70 grams.

These are chicken egg weights:
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No wonder duck eggs make everything so moist/fluffy! That's a huge difference.

 

[Cevans]

Great news to hear how big Pekin eggs are. My leghorn’s lay a solid large egg, and my Peking ducks should start laying in June

 

[thumper650]

My kids are eating everything the birds have to offer. I have five. Kids, that is.

I don't even have 5 ducks, yet anyway. I got the egg lady's number, she said she'll save me some when I text her.

 

[Miss Lydia]

Haha awesome eh! I restore old electronics and collect them as a hobby. Pitfall on the ti99 is funny. wife thinks iam out to lunch

Well?

 

[Miss Lydia]

I do one to one also even when using my goose eggs I’ll just do one goose egg for two chicken eggs

 

[Jpat]

Well?

i left for lunch and never came back

 

[Miss Lydia]

 

[DuckyDonna]

I learned after wrecking a pound cake that I need to weigh my eggs before baking. Most recipes that call for eggs are "assuming" large eggs so 1 large egg = 2 oz. I mix and match my duck eggs until I reach the appropriate weight amount give or take a bit.