how great are goose and duck eggs???

I am not a hillbilly and I don't think all the chefs the world over who prefer to bake with duck eggs consider themselves one either.

Cook them like chicken eggs. They are a bit richer. They make baked goods way better than any chicken egg can.

 

You can cook quail, turkey, emu and ostrich eggs the same way too. In fact all fowl eggs are edible.

 

Alot of people who can not eat chicken eggs can eat duck eggs. i find them great for cooking and baking. I have a neighbor who will not take anything except duck eggs. As for goose eggs. they are delicious my DH loves them. My MIL drove 260 miles yesterday to get goose eggs. She loves them one is enough. I sent 17 home with her.

 

I haven't tried the goose eggs yet. I heard they make the BEST home made noodles you could ever want, but I don't make noodles! LOL!! I love duck eggs and hardly ever eat chicken eggs. Duck eggs are nice and rich to bake with! YUM!!

I used to buy fresh eggs from a friend years ago before I got my girls. She had ducks and chickens. She had a hard time selling the duck eggs. Well, I just took whatever she gave me, and didn't worry about it much. I thought they were Easter Egger eggs. Later I found out she almost always gave me duck eggs because I didn't complain. No wonder I liked her eggs so much!! I never could find anyone that had as delicious of eggs as she had! LOL!!

DeAnna

 

They are very yolky... very BIG yolks. They are extremely good for baking. They are also good to eat. Yum

 

I grew up on them, out in the wild. I couldn't stand store bought eggs all these years so was amazed when last November I was given 10 Rhode Island Red pullets who began their first moult after I had them 2 weeks and then began laying the best eggs ever, since I was a kid eating wild fresh eggs!