Chicken Keeping notes

[SkyAJK]

The Chicken Health Handbook by Gail Damerow. This is a heavy duty chicken book, it has just about everything.

A few years back I read online that egg is not to be washed because it has a protective layer after the chicken laid it. Today reading this book, it says to wash it, dry and refrigerate it. Now I am thinking will washing it removes the outer protective layer on the egg.

Anyhow, I clean the eggs with dry tissue, then refrigerate it, before I cook it I wash it in water.

I really like this book, it has a wealth of information. The illness section is so long and showing so many illness do have the same symptoms so it is very hard to tell....

 

[Debbie292d]

A few years back I read online that egg is not to be washed because it has a protective layer after the chicken laid it. Today reading this book, it says to wash it, dry and refrigerate it. Now I am thinking will washing it removes the outer protective layer on the egg.

This gives the low down on eggs. Our first year, I had it printed and on the fridge as hubby wasn't grasping the fact about leaving eggs on the counter. He gets it now, and saves them until there's a dozen to go in the fridge. We wash the day we use them.

 

[SkyAJK]

Thank you @Debbie292d
I clean my eggs with a tissue - almost like unwashed, so it is taste fresh and good for 3 months.

I will keep this in mind