anybody go to the kellyville swap saturday?
They've started back up again? Did they raise the setup fee? It was $5 last year.
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anybody go to the kellyville swap saturday?
The baby on the left looks like spun gold with fluffy feet! What a beautiful color. If you have lots of eating eggs you might try The Queen's Quiche. I'll look for the recipe. I had it and lost it several times. I short cut most of the preparation when I make it, mostly because i don't have a butler, cook, or chef to boss around. I made it the last time our grand daughter stayed with us, and she was impressed that it wasn't mushy. I'm going to go find the recipe. It's already bugging me.
I found it! I don't do tuna as a garnish, but the rest is really, really good. Here's a link to the recipe.
http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/Queen-Elizabeths-Favorite-Quiche-6001
They've started back up again? Did they raise the setup fee? It was $5 last year.
Joe as fluffy as those birds are have you tried a little feather trimming around the vent to help with fertility?
Cathie, (okieridge) I moved 13 of teh eggs to teh hatcher, they should be ready for pick-up wednesday evening.
NanaKat, I moved all of your eggs to the hatcher as well. all 6 OE eggs are looking good they will also be ready for pick-up wednesday evening.
So very cool! Thank you so much, these are our first hatchlings from our own stock! We may have court that day to finalize our son's adoption (after 18 years in the works) but we will be there to pick them up : )
No rush.. I can set them out another day if needed. I might need to put them in the brooder, heck if you send curtis, they might be laying eggs by the time we are done talking..