Steve Pope wrote:

>> My omelet is rolled, not folded and I keep the eggs moving until they
>> are almost set.
>
> Interesting; I need to learn more about this rolling approach.
>
> I as well like to keep the thing moving around in the pan, until
> it's ready.



I should not eat eggs because they don't sit well with me. I tested
positive for eggs in several allergy tests, but I really like them. I
like them poached, soft boiled, hard boiled, scrambled, coddled, over
easy and sunny side up. I do not like omelets.

Dave Smith wrote:

> I should not eat eggs because they don't sit well with me. I tested
> positive for eggs in several allergy tests, but I really like them. I
> like them poached, soft boiled, hard boiled, scrambled, coddled, over
> easy and sunny side up. I do not like omelets.


I don't think I ever found a way to cook eggs that I didn't like.

Last year in New Orleans, I had an omelet with Swiss cheese. While I am
not a fan of cheese and eggs, this omelet was wonderful.

The other day we got 6 dozen yard eggs from a family member. Dark
yellow yolks.... delicious! If I had the room here, I'd have a flock of
chickens of my own.

George L

In article >, says...
>
> Dave Smith wrote:
>
> > I should not eat eggs because they don't sit well with me. I tested
> > positive for eggs in several allergy tests, but I really like them. I
> > like them poached, soft boiled, hard boiled, scrambled, coddled, over
> > easy and sunny side up. I do not like omelets.
>
>
> I don't think I ever found a way to cook eggs that I didn't like.
>
> Last year in New Orleans, I had an omelet with Swiss cheese. While I am
> not a fan of cheese and eggs, this omelet was wonderful.
>
> The other day we got 6 dozen yard eggs from a family member. Dark
> yellow yolks.... delicious! If I had the room here, I'd have a flock of
> chickens of my own.
>
> George L

Yes, the farm fresh eggs are wonderful. The barn we board at had a couple dozen
chickens and it was great to have the fresh eggs. So many funny shapes and
colors than you see in the stores. The Aracauna (sp?) chickens or "Easter"
Chickens are very cool. Smallish chickens but they lay tinted eggs of yellow,
pink, blue and green just like dyed Easter eggs

The other huge benefit of chickens at the farm is if allowed to roam the barns,
they eat all the maggots, no flys! Gotta' love 'em.

Scotty

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Can I haz Cheezeburger?