Aren't these the prettiest eggs you've ever seen?
And they are naturally colored that way!
I don't remember what breed of chicken laid these pretty eggs,
but they were some of the yummiest, prettiest eggs I've ever had.
You can't get any better than true cage free,
yard roaming, bug eating chickens to lay
the best organic eggs!
yard roaming, bug eating chickens to lay
the best organic eggs!
Go organic. You'll be glad you did!
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and speaking of food...
My mother had a cookbook that included some
really 'wild' recipes to say the least!
for example...
I think we all need to know how to cook raccoon, don't you?
And if you've ever wondered how to prepare that possum,
look no further....
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and speaking of food...
My mother had a cookbook that included some
really 'wild' recipes to say the least!
for example...
I think we all need to know how to cook raccoon, don't you?
And if you've ever wondered how to prepare that possum,
look no further....
Aren't these a hoot?
I guess way back when people needed to
know these kinds of things.
And for today's survivalists, these would come in handy!
know these kinds of things.
And for today's survivalists, these would come in handy!
4 comments:
Wow.. and I thought eating squirrel as a kid was pretty wild. Possum? Talk about organic.
LOL
Kristy
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LOL! You've got one up on me Kristy! I've never had squirrel but know a lot of people who have had it. Looks like next year --the dreaded 2012-- we will all wish we had recipes like this!! ;)
The eggs really beautiful, I've never seen natural hen eggs looking like those. The raccoon and possum recipes cracked me up :D
I'd never seen them that color either! They tasted as good as they looked. And if you have these for Easter, you don't even have to color them! ;)
There were several more recipes in her cookbook like these, but I thought these were the best! (not that I would know that from experience of course)
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