Neighbor gave me a bucket full of eggs!! Help

[Wiglwerm]

My neighbor stopped over and dropped off about 100 eggs with my kids before I got home. Although I am grateful WHAT AM I SUPPOSE TO DO WITH 100 EGGS?? It's only me, my hubby and two kids... Any suggestions for large quantity recipes or the proper way to store them...I heard you can freeze them? I don't want them to go to waste.

 

[Imp]

You can store eggs for a long time in the fridge-months. With a little loss of quality.

Freezing
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Instructions.

Things You'll Need:
•Fresh chicken eggs, preferably from free-range, pastured hens.
•An ice cube tray

Step
1Crack your eggs into a bowl. We will be using an ice cube tray to freeze in, which will hold 14 eggs.

Step
2Whisk them or beat them with an electric mixer until thoroughly combined. You can add salt, if desired.

Step
3Pour the eggs into your ice cube tray., dividing the egg mixture evenly into the 14 ice cubes.Place the tray into the freezer. Let freeze overnight.

Step
4When frozen, remove the eggs from the tray & place the frozen egg cubes into a plastic freezer bag or other airtight container.

Step
5To use: Remove the eggs from the bag & thaw the amount you need. One frozen egg cube equals one egg. Let eggs thaw completely in a bowl in the refrigerator prior to use. They can now be used to bake with or to eat scrambled, or in an omelet, or any other way you use eggs. They taste great. Now you can enjoy your chicken eggs even if your hens take a break!

Imp
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[paddock36]

I never knew you could freeze them. That is a wonderful idea.

 

[sune42]

I have read that adding salt or sugar to them really helps with the texture when they are thawed. Just make sure to mark which is which so you don't use sugar one's for omelets and salt ones for brownies.

You could always make that 10 egg pound cake and send it to me cause I really want to try it.