Thanksgiving pies and such .....

[newbyduckmom]

Okay, so I was asked to bring my traditional pies, etc, for Thanksgiving this year.....absent the duck eggs. Thinking the duck eggs go in anyway. And no one will be the wiser!

 

[featherfinder]

There ya go. If they dont ask then dont tell lol.

 

[Oregon Blues]

Really? I think if they want to control what goes into the food, they can cook it themselves.

With the exception that I'll have some consideration for underage relatives with food allergies. Adults with food allergies can eat something else (but I will warn them)

 

[r4eboxer]

Why would they ask you to leave out the duck eggs that's what makes them better.

 

[Miss Lydia]

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X2 but as long as you know they don't have allergies I wouldn't tell them.

 

[Marcymom3]

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X2!

 

[Miss Lydia]

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Some folks my dh included think duck eggs are strong. So I will bake with them and he doesn't have a clue.

 

[DUCKGIRL89]

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Some folks my dh included think duck eggs are strong. So I will bake with them and he doesn't have a clue.

Nice! My mom and brother love them! But my sister thinks of it as eating a baby duckling.... How is it any differnt then chicken eggs?..... That was last month though! Now she will only use duck eggs in her cookies!

 

[Miss Lydia]

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Some folks my dh included think duck eggs are strong. So I will bake with them and he doesn't have a clue.

Nice! My mom and brother love them! But my sister thinks of it as eating a baby duckling.... How is it any differnt then chicken eggs?..... That was last month though! Now she will only use duck eggs in her cookies!

I think it's just something they get in their heads and no matter what it can't be removed. The yolk in duck eggs is larger than chicken eggs and not as much white.

 

[DUCKGIRL89]

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Nice! My mom and brother love them! But my sister thinks of it as eating a baby duckling.... How is it any differnt then chicken eggs?..... That was last month though! Now she will only use duck eggs in her cookies!

I think it's just something they get in their heads and no matter what it can't be removed. The yolk in duck eggs is larger than chicken eggs and not as much white.

I noticed the yolk thing today when I put eggs in the freezer. Lol!