Granny's gone and done it again

[Granny Hatchet]

Never really underst00d why people didnt want to eat meat. We wasnt designed that way.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

No - are they good? @granny hatchet

The meat is "corned" so a bit salty, (hush Twist) I love it, I have to watch Robert because he will eat it all. very good with kraut..

 

[jane s chickens]

That's what a Ruben Sammie is. Add some chees e

 

[Granny Hatchet]

That's what a Ruben Sammie is. Add some chees e

I had a whole pack of swiss I was looking forward to and it had molded. I still got the thousand island dressing and american cheese

 

[jane s chickens]

Gosh I forgot about thousand island. Now I have to go 30 miles to Arby's cause no one else here eats that.

 

[Wishing4Wings]

Quote: That's interesting to know how long EEs have been around! I wonder if the breeders came up with the name Ameraucana, and now the hatcheries are using it for EEs. I always thought it was the other way around, but I bet not. I can understand the breeders trying to keep things clear, especially since the breed is so new, I just don't think that should come at the expense of good manners.

I first ran across them in the early 90's when I got 3 chicks. The sign on their cage said they were Araucana, but the man gleefully corrected me to say they were Ameraucanas! Only one was an SOP color (wheaten), but they all laid blue eggs. They were very nice birds.

Has the ABA accepted bantam Ameraucanas? Was just wondering. If the the bantams are supposed to be a smaller version of the large fowl, they should have pea combs (not rose combs).

These are my 2 Ameraucanas I got from a breeder. The buff is Poppy and the wheaten is Dash.







Poppy's first egg!












Dash was named for being a scaredy cat. She would run away from the camera! See her back there?

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Gosh I forgot about thousand island. Now I have to go 30 miles to Arby's cause no one else here eats that.

I imagine it will be cheaper including gas. Corned beef brisket flat cut was $16.00

 

[AlleysChicks]

Just got off work. All I'm going to say is I should have called in sick. Kids are nuts, there's testing going on in 2/3 grades I work with and kindergarten went on a field trip. Tomorrow can't be over soon enough.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

That's interesting to know how long EEs have been around! I wonder if the breeders came up with the name Ameraucana, and now the hatcheries are using it for EEs. I always thought it was the other way around, but I bet not. I can understand the breeders trying to keep things clear, especially since the breed is so new, I just don't think that should come at the expense of good manners.

I first ran across them in the early 90's when I got 3 chicks. The sign on their cage said they were Araucana, but the man gleefully corrected me to say they were Ameraucanas! Only one was an SOP color (wheaten), but they all laid blue eggs. They were very nice birds.

Has the ABA accepted bantam Ameraucanas? Was just wondering. If the the bantams are supposed to be a smaller version of the large fowl, they should have pea combs (not rose combs).

These are my 2 Ameraucanas I got from a breeder. The buff is Poppy and the wheaten is Dash.







Poppy's first egg!












Dash was named for being a scaredy cat. She would run away from the camera! See her back there?

The last one in the pic. Poppy ? beautiful !

 

[Granny Hatchet]

Just got off work. All I'm going to say is I should have called in sick. Kids are nuts, there's testing going on in 2/3 grades I work with and kindergarten went on a field trip. Tomorrow can't be over soon enough.

Me too ! LOL should of stayed in bed. It sure felt good laying there listening to the birds.