How does everyone sanitize their eatin' eggs?

[PearlD]

I never have any dirty eggs, unless it has rained alot. WOW. I am still shocked over this news!! I can't wait to tell my MIL. She won't even eat my eggs when they've been scrubbed. She says she doesn't eat eggs from a chicken.............WHAAAA?
She says she gets them at Wal-mart.

(crickets.)


I hope that gene skipped my kids.......

 

[PearlD]

BTW, Cynthia.......I can't believe you have the nerve to eat your eggs!!! Your chickens have the most beautiful offspring.

I WANT ONE!!!!

A big speckled ROO.

 

[eggzettera]

Kinda off topic but kinda not....I am a Alton Brown/Good Eats/ Food Network fan and he said that one mistake that most people are prone to is do break an egg on the side of the pan/bowl and the force of the "V" type hit can send pieces of shell into the egg. He says that chefs tend to hit eggs agains a flat survace to avoid this....I think the same show was when he also said that chefs only "deal" with egg @ room temp - never straight out of fridge...

 

[arlee453]

Don't wash unless there's poo on the eggs. Then I just scrub the spots with a damp paper towel.

Works fine for us...

 

[PearlD]

MORE MORE!

I'm like a sponge!!!

 

[SusanJoM]

Wash an egg?????
Huh??????
Me?????

Fuggedaboudit....

 

[go-veggie]

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totally my plan over here when we start getting eggs from our girls...........that sounds like the best way to go, hey?

 

[L&Schickens]

Sale eggs I wash in "Egg Wash" solution but personal eggs I don't bother washing. Been eating them unwashed for years and have not gotten sick yet!!

 

[Cheryl]

I use a damp paper towel to spot clean any stuck poo, if I felt they needed washing, I would do it right before cooking...

 

[Robin L]

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