Eggs eggs and more eggs!

kitchpoo

eggy bread?

Bread and butter pudding??

Kimmywim

kitchpoo wrote: »

eggy bread?

Bread and butter pudding??

hi there!! Fantastic Ideas but I have run out of bread till I can go down the shop tommorow!!

mumoftwo

How about just soft boiled, all mushed up in a cup with a little butter, my kids love to just eat it like that with a teaspoon. Or make pancakes. Or just scrambled with whatever you have, crackers? Pita bread?

MrsTinks

first of all the use by date son eggs are more of a guideline... here's how to tell if they are edible...

Get a bowl of water - gently place egg in water:
if it floats - it's off! (Air forms in the egg when it goes off and this makes it float)
if it stands on end but it's not floating - ie touching the bottom of the bowl - then it's ok to eat, but eat it soon! the air is starting to form which is why the thin end is standing up
It lies flat on the bottom - it very fresh

of course if they are cooked then it's a different kettle of fish

kitchpoo

Kimmywim wrote: »

hi there!! Fantastic Ideas but I have run out of bread till I can go down the shop tommorow!!

That does narrow my ideas down somewhat!!!

belfastgirl23

How about pancakes ...mmmm

I know it's not exactly a real dinner but that's what I always have when I have eggs to use up...

lynzpower

if you cant think of anything, you can freeze them - I usually break them into a tupperware, beat with a little milk then stick in the freezer. i use them later for egg fried rice ( do they like that?) or in pancakes/ cakes/ buns etc

have you got potatoes? You could make potato cakes of wedges with fried egg & beans type thing?

Kimmywim

wow thanks for all your replies, and never knew how to test eggs for freshness like that amazing!!

have decided that will do eggfried rice and pancakes for after!! yummy!
knew u guys would help out

x

adouglasmhor

Souffle, Scrambled egg and cheese, boiled eggs in cheese sauce or pasta sauce, poached on mashed spud, fried with saute potatoes (Germans have this for breakfast sometime), japanese omelette (it's sweetened and rolled up - kids love it)http://www.mrbreakfast.com/superdisplay.asp?recipeid=964 (miss out the fish cake and hanpen - kids won't like it )

taxi97w

quiche anyone?