Re: Jill - The Duck Lady
- From: John <icelandic@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 20 Jan 2008 12:52:48 -0800 (PST)
On 20 Jan, 19:29, "babypink2...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
<babypink2...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Jill
a friend of mine has just bought a plot of land and was thinking of
having some chickens and ducks for egg purposes only. I happened to
mention I had a duck many moons ago mainly a family pet, and we had
one egg a day for years. But they tasted so strong I could not eat
them as a "chucky egg" but only in cooking. I have watched the recent
TV and someone mentioned that different ducks deliver different
strength of taste in their eggs.
What good laying ducks would you recommend, that you could eat as the
egg as a fried or "chucky egg"
Ta
Julie
PS: Are chickens and ducks ok to keep on an allotment or is that not
a good idea?
A work colleague brought some duck eggs in one day and treated us all
to scrambled egg on toast at mid morning break. A few hours later the
office building was uninhabitable because of the stink nay stench of
flatulence! - Powerful things duck eggs!
If you do keep chickens you "will" have an interesting time keeping
rats out of most hen huts or coops
.
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