Too many eggs! Suggestions?

[Rillowen]

Unfortunately it's only my husband and I and our son in law. Our kids don't like fresh eggs.

That makes me sad, they are so good for you too! We have 5 kids, and each one will happily eat 2-3 eggs a day if we let them. An egg based breakfast can quickly use up 2dzn.

 

[SamLockwood]

We inherited a dozen chickens and a rooster when we bought our house18 month ago. We were excited at first to have the eggs but it’s getting out of hand. They’re great layers and we typically get 8-10 eggs every day. We’re a family of four but my daughter is sick of eggs and refuses to eat them anymore. My son will have a couple of soft boiled eggs or an omelette most days.
Wife and i do our best to eat some form of egg each day but getting pretty sick of them ourselves.
I’ve bought an ice cream Machine and am making a heap of ice cream (a 1 litre batch uses 5 eggs!) and we’re looking at picking up a pasta maker to use up more.
We live in a rural area so everyone has chickens of their own and isn’t interested in taking any of ours. Our families are several hours away so we give away a few dozen when we see them but that’s not a regular thing.
We’re in mid-summer now so production is in full swing but even in winter we tend to get a few eggs every day.
Storing/glassing/freezing isn’t really practical because we almost never have a period of such low production that we’d get into the stored eggs.
Hoping to start a market stall soon with various other produce (we’re starting to produce olives, honey, jams, jellies and soon maybe mead and cider) and we might get rid of a few dozen the way but again - everyone local produces their own!
What are great ways to use up a lot of eggs?
We have a dog and a cat but they say a max of one cooked egg a day for them.
I’ve contemplated hatching eggs out and rearing birds for meat but I’m honestly not ready for the slaughtering/plucking/gutting/packing process of that!!
We have about 60 or 70 eggs on the counter at the moment and they keep rolling in!
Help?!?

There's a wide variety of preparing eggs: pickling, frittatas, custards, sfougato, and so on.

Worst comes to worst, find somwhere to donate them to. I give excess eggs away to the needy.

 

[akroberts1085]

Our son in law eats 4 eggs for breakfast and I think he uses them in some of the dinners that he makes. I use them for egg salad sandwiches and homemade egg noodles. I have 11 chickens and 2 hen ducks. I found out that using 1 duck egg with 3 chicken eggs makes the perfect egg salad mix for sandwiches. I'm definitely going to get busy using them.