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Re: Pickled eggs [Re: danny clifton] #7904372
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I need to make another batch this weekend. I eat two or three at lunch every day


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Re: Pickled eggs [Re: danny clifton] #7904379
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I'm overran with chicken eggs so am thinking I'll can some pickled ones up this weekend as well.


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Re: Pickled eggs [Re: danny clifton] #7904386
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What a coincidence!!!

Two weeks ago we pickled our beets, and just now I used some to pickle some eggs. Tune into Trapperman and first thread is about pickled eggs, lol.

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Looks like the beet deal is a Pa. Thing.

Re: Pickled eggs [Re: danny clifton] #7904391
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For those asking about quail egg peeler, here is a good review.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSX_KBewOvg


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Re: Pickled eggs [Re: danny clifton] #7904403
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I learned a new trick for taking the hide off of beets. That was the most work in canning them I always figured..


We use to boil them and then take the skin off, but this year the woman asked me if I thought my apple peeler would take it off?

Said, we'll find out! Before boiling, I plopped one on the peeler and shazaam, worked like a top. Didn't have to strain the beet juice either since to hide was already off.

Re: Pickled eggs [Re: danny clifton] #7904459
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Re: Pickled eggs [Re: danny clifton] #7904501
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Penrose was the brand I remember as a kid. They never refrigerated them back then. Anyone do em using dill?


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Re: Pickled eggs [Re: danny clifton] #7904574
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Originally Posted by danny clifton
I have bought pickled pigs feet. They are good. The ones I bought were in straight white vinegar.

I grew up eating that. My dad hated it. Every time my grandpa was having it, he called me over when I was a kid. We poured more vinegar over it while we ate it with my grandma's homemade bread. Yum!


Must be nice to eat ice cream as fast as you want and not have to worry about brain freeze.
Re: Pickled eggs [Re: danny clifton] #7905013
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I should have mentioned that the cider vinegar turns the eggs dark. Even have some black on them. They are not spoiled its just the cider. Why most use white vinegar only. I like the taste of cider vinegar. When they get a nice color to them they are ready to eat


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Re: Pickled eggs [Re: danny clifton] #7905393
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Beets are coming on in the garden. We canned last week the first batch. Going to do the last of them this weekend. Need to get some bulk eggs and get to pickling once again. Good reminder Danny.

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