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It's tempered with the hot milk/sugar, then heated more until it starts to thicken (my recipe anyway). Some recipes are raw egg, cream, spices and alcohol. Wouldnt touch those if you paid me to.Raw egg?
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It's tempered with the hot milk/sugar, then heated more until it starts to thicken (my recipe anyway). Some recipes are raw egg, cream, spices and alcohol. Wouldnt touch those if you paid me to.Raw egg?
Audrey Hepburn indeed! Phyllis will have some stiff competition there!Thinking on long necks
These little ones seem to have much longer necks than Phyllis has ever displayed. You all saw the video.
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I have developed a working theory on these necks. These Candy Corn Polish have barring to their feathers.They also have autosexing of chicks along with the barring gene. Perhaps that gene set also includes the gene for long necks as well. Checked out this barred hen with an enormous neck. Remember this photo?
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I'm now picturing a mop top on that neck. Maybe something like this?
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Wow. That is a seriously great picture. Her red looks like flames.
I honestly don’t know to answer this Michelle. Is there any way hubby can keep an eye on her and take her to the vet if need be?So I have a dilemma. Ruby is swollen and slowing down. She is also breathing harder. Not all of the time, but some of the tine. She open-bean breathed much if today, but it was hot. She still eats, drinks, preens a d poops. Not sure she can dust bathe very well.
I will be out of town Friday late morning through Sunday afternoon. Do I have her euthanized before then? She’s not quite ready, but I don’t want her going into respiratory distress while I’m out if town.
I really wish she’d head into a natural molt, as that might shut her hormones down for a bit naturally.
Yes, I would agree. Just a little bit.her top beak looks a little shorter than the bottom, doesn’t it?
I have some great pictures of Patsy. Her neck feathers could be seriously striking especially if they caught the sunlight in the right way. I stumbled across that one yesterday and thought why not use it for a tax payment.Wow. That is a seriously great picture. Her red looks like flames.