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Scrambled eggs, Vegemite toast, a selection of cold meats, cherry tomatoes and cucumber for dinner tonight. Tasty, comfort food, very low effort.
I can beat that!
Reheating left over rice (made 3 days worth). Air frying chicken nuggets on the side.
Mix in various sauce and voila, mix and mash uninspired meal.
@Duenan @CEOofmyhouse56 frozen chicken and pasta with hard boiled quail eggs. Hardest effort was peeling those eggies π₯
Yum. I think we need to declare this day Monday 10th of July POULTRY DAY π¦πππ£π€π₯π¦ππ¦ π¦π¦’π¦π¦€π¦©π¦π¦π₯π³
Hehe nice one. The eggs really so sound like a pain to peel being small and all.
Was it tasty?
@Duenan very tasty π I honestly don't know why the technique I use with normal chicken eggs to easily peel them doesn't work with quail eggs.
Technique: boil the eggs starting with boiling water then rinse them in cold water. Works every time.
That's an interesting dish, and it got me thinking, the only time I ever have quail eggs is in hotpot. What's the difference/benefit to them over chicken eggs? I imagine they are way more expensive.
@Force_majeure122 they are more expensive if you compare them weight wise. Nutritionally speaking AFAIK they are higher in just about every nutrition factor compared to a chicken egg but given that you don't really eat them every day it's more of a novelty anyway.
We used to keep quails at home when I was a kid and had their eggs often. Go great with salads
Hahaha.
Oh I forgot to mention the chicken nuggets were from Aldi as well. Just the regular crumbed ones.
I havenβt tried the Dinos or the tempura version yet.
They are all very good.