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[hallerlake]

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I have to wait until I lose some birds before I can add to my flock. I gave away one of my coops because it is a pain to deal with in the winter, so I no longer have as much room as I once had if It's snowing and they need to stay in the covered runs and coop. Araucanas are still high on my list of wanted birds, but I picked up several breeds not on my list in the mean time. Now more birds are being added to the list, and none have been removed.

Funny how that works.

 

[Totalcolour]

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Well, I don't know if it will work - never tried it. But seems to me it would be far easier and less time consuming to make your omelets fresh. If you use a microwave to derfost, it would take longer than cooking them! I have some shallow, handmade pottery bowls (I'm a potter) that I beat the eggs in, then put them in the microwave for 24 seconds, give them a flip, another 24 seconds and they are done. couldn't be easier

 

[SadieSue]

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I saw her last Thursday at Tacoma Little Theater. She came to the play again for "Pay What You Can" night. I thought we were going to hear from her sometime last week but maybe she's busy with school in session again.

 

[SadieSue]

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I have to wait until I lose some birds before I can add to my flock. I gave away one of my coops because it is a pain to deal with in the winter, so I no longer have as much room as I once had if It's snowing and they need to stay in the covered runs and coop. Araucanas are still high on my list of wanted birds, but I picked up several breeds not on my list in the mean time. Now more birds are being added to the list, and none have been removed.

I am familiar with that condition. Araucanas were my daughter's one and only wish for "her" bird, and yet I find myself with 8 hens total right now, a couple of extra from what I had been expecting. I do have 2 Salmon Faverolles, when I only expected to keep one but they are both so gosh darn sweet and funny I'm hard pressed to re-home either one. Foolish heart falling in love with chickens...

 

[jbear]

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i just saw her at the fair on Sunday.. didn't talk too much as it was the usual bird pick up chaos.. she looked fab as always

 

[4cats3kids1hubby2many]

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I have made a big batch of breakfast burritos and put them in the freezer so I would give an omelet a try.


Googled "Can you freeze an omelet?"

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090315102055AAHSLpF

http://www.lowcarbfriends.com/bbs/main-lowcarb-lobby/580545-freezing-omelets.html

thank you so much for looking up this info. I never think to "google" questions. I have to remember to do this. Well, I am going to go and make a few and see how I do with it.

 

[4cats3kids1hubby2many]

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Well, I don't know if it will work - never tried it. But seems to me it would be far easier and less time consuming to make your omelets fresh. If you use a microwave to derfost, it would take longer than cooking them! I have some shallow, handmade pottery bowls (I'm a potter) that I beat the eggs in, then put them in the microwave for 24 seconds, give them a flip, another 24 seconds and they are done. couldn't be easier

Unfortunately, it is easier for me to make meals/food on the weekends that we can use during the week. I really don't htave the time for 60 seconds of doing the eggs in the mornign....I know that sounds stupid...but I would have to allow time to make sure the counter is washed - because not everyone n the house washes it. I am not always the last to use it...husband goes to work before I do and he always leaves a mess. So my OCD (or CDO) would kick in I would have to clean before and after. I have to wash hands inbetween touching eggs, chopping peppers, frying up some bacon, or maybe using some cheese. And then all would have to be cleaned after. So unfortunately, I would have to get up earlier than my now 5:30 to get to work by 7. Do I sound like a basket case? I am.

 

[TheReidHomestead]

So who's going to Stevenson in October? What are you bringing? Where are you staying?

I'd love to go, trying to get the girls excited to go with me. Still have to convince DH. I think he'd have to stay home to watch the doggies and the goats.

 

[TheReidHomestead]

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Well, I don't know if it will work - never tried it. But seems to me it would be far easier and less time consuming to make your omelets fresh. If you use a microwave to derfost, it would take longer than cooking them! I have some shallow, handmade pottery bowls (I'm a potter) that I beat the eggs in, then put them in the microwave for 24 seconds, give them a flip, another 24 seconds and they are done. couldn't be easier

Unfortunately, it is easier for me to make meals/food on the weekends that we can use during the week. I really don't htave the time for 60 seconds of doing the eggs in the mornign....I know that sounds stupid...but I would have to allow time to make sure the counter is washed - because not everyone n the house washes it. I am not always the last to use it...husband goes to work before I do and he always leaves a mess. So my OCD (or CDO) would kick in I would have to clean before and after. I have to wash hands inbetween touching eggs, chopping peppers, frying up some bacon, or maybe using some cheese. And then all would have to be cleaned after. So unfortunately, I would have to get up earlier than my now 5:30 to get to work by 7. Do I sound like a basket case? I am.

I've made crustless quiches in muffin tins before and froze them. Then microwave them for 30-60 seconds to warm them up!

 

[Chickielady]

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I have none at this time....everyone is molting in that pen and I haven't gotten a Sumatra egg in probably two weeks.

I might have some before winter....but I'm not sure....

Where does your friend live? I also have some well-started chicks that I'll be selling once they're "graded."

She lives here in Raymond, name is Andrea.
I will PM you her e-mail.

Oh, and I LOVE LAVENDER!!!!!!