"Araucana" eggs on Chopped

[Julie08]

Julie,

LOL I guess we posted at the same time.

Julie

 

[pbjmaker]

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I didn't say the eggs were strange. Honestly, I don't know why I post on here. Folks never understand what I mean.

See the smiley with the tongue sticking out? I was teasing you. Sorry if that didn't come across.

I think it's weird that the chefs couldn't figure out they were chicken eggs? That's why I was going to go watch it. All types of eggs are used in baking, etc. But each egg I've ever dealt with has a different look, or texture.

 

[pbjmaker]

Ahh i get it now.

 

[juliechick]

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I didn't say the eggs were strange. Honestly, I don't know why I post on here. Folks never understand what I mean.

See the smiley with the tongue sticking out? I was teasing you. Sorry if that didn't come across.

I think it's weird that the chefs couldn't figure out they were chicken eggs? That's why I was going to go watch it. All types of eggs are used in baking, etc. But each egg I've ever dealt with has a different look, or texture.

Yeah, I don't know. They used them just like chicken eggs, so maybe they did know, just were confused by the name.

 

[Illia]

I'm sorry, I know that most people don't know the difference, but if you're going to talk about Araucanas the LEAST you can do as a Professional Chef is look up the fact that they only should lay BLUE eggs.

Doesn't matter if it still is an EE, the least you could do is weed out the brown and green ones.

 

[TriciaHowe]

I saw that one too! My 13 yr old was like DUH! They are chicken eggs!!

We do love that show though!! You never know what crazy things they are going to come out with.

 

[redhen]

Yeah, i saw it. The one girl said, I've never even cooked with an Aracauna egg before"...
Like it wasnt just a chicken egg...

I also have to say... those eggs were pretty crummy blue color too...