I just got this thought that I was totally unaware of. Are goose and duck eggs edible because I saw pictures of them and they are some big suckers?
Yes they are edible I use my duck eggs for baking. They have very bright orange yokes and I think make anything you bake tastier. They make great omlets too. My MIL lives 2 1/2 hours away and drives up to get goose eggs. The last time she took 17 home. She likes to eat them for breakfast. Dont know what she'll do now that breeding season is over.lol
My family eat the duck eggs all the time because not many people buy them. I do have some people buy the duck eggs I get $5.00 a dozen and the people who buy them say I am cheap. My friend eats her goose eggs but when she opens them she spoons out some of the white (clear) part. She claims that reducing the part makes the egg taste better
In proprtion there is more yolk in a duck egg, and are much richer than a chicken egg. if fried too long the whites get a little more rubbery in texture. We have been getting 8 eggs a day since december and have converted many to the duck sgg and wil not go back. Most are squeamish because its a duck egg, not a chicken egg. My daughter came up with the idea to sell a "Rainbow Pack" which is 6 duck eggs for the guy and 6 chicken aggs for the lady of the house.. Selling very well too. If nothing else you can take a cheap box cake mix, substitute duck eggs and it comes out like its home made.
