what to do with lots of eggs
I ended up with lots of eggs because a neighbour was going away for the summer and didn't want to have them in her fridge.
I don't eat egg dishes but do a lot of baking. Can anyone suggest how I could use these up? I was thinking of making lemon curd and using it as a pie filling. Would you have any other ideas?
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You don't mention how many eggs you actually have, but the last time I had the privilege of receiving a large quantity of eggs (about four or five dozen) I made a bread/banana custard pudding for 165 local veterans.
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re: todao
I love all of the ideas presented. I have four dozen eggs todao. And btw, I love your altruism. I'll check with a seniors' program in the neighbourhood and see if they would appreciate some nice desserts or pies.
Today, I made lemon curd tarts. Brother's birthday tomorrow and will try making a lemon curd cake for him. Have never baked a cake before so this should be interesting.
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re: Zengarden
If you really really do a lot of baking - you can freeze eggs. Not forever, and not in their shells - separate them, freeze yolks and whites separately and don't keep 'em till Christmas. On occasion, I've put like two yolks/two whites into tiny freezer bags, and then put the tiny bags into a larger sealed bag. You can take 'em out as you need 'em - the only caveat I'd add is that I'm not sure you could do a meringue with frozen whites, but then again...I've not attempted to.
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re: Alice Letseat
My mother used to freeze eggs - each egg in a compartment of the old "need to use the wringer to get them out" freezer bins. I haven't done that as I don't have a full size freezer that she did. However, I can remember more than once, the command of "get a dozen out of the freezer" and lo and behold, it worked!
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