Eating duck eggs?

redstarbill

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I've been trying different ways to cook duck eggs. pouching, hard boiled, deviled eggs, frying and baking. my family says they get a stomach ache or don't feel good after eating them except for the baked goods. and frying them they get too rubbery. is it all in there head? any suggestions?
 
to see if its all in there head maybe you could pretend that they're chicken eggs? Or will they be able to tell the difference by looking at them? I've never eaten my duck eggs so I dunno.
 
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My husband will always choose a duck egg rather than a chicken egg. He has them fried for breakfast and loves them. So does my younger daughter. I think you could try the pretend they are chicken eggs test and see if they notice.
 
We used to eat our duck eggs. They were yummy! We had mallards years ago, until they joined a wild flock and flew away.

I agree to pretend they are chicken eggs. Scramble them so no one can tell. Add a little milk and shredded cheese and don't overcook.
 
I think if you're trying to disguise them, then scrambled would be best. As I remember, the yolk was much oranger than our chicken eggs and more "yolkier" tasting. A more eggy tasting egg! And larger than chicken eggs that we had back then. Bigger and better!
 
if you really want to find out if it is in their heads, cook some chicken eggs and tell them it is duck eggs. See if they get sick to their stomachs.....then tell them they were chicken eggs so now what!

If they do get sick on duck eggs it could be that they are too rich! Richness in foods will sometimes give you a stomach ache or the trots!
 
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No it's true. I can eat them all day long but my wife says they make her queezy, if they are cooked into something she does fine. I think it's becuase they are so rich. It's just the duck eggs though she does fine with turkey and goose eggs.

Steve in NC
 

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