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Figured I'd take a little time away from sketching and eating the candy my cousin made me and pickle another batch of eggs. My chickens have been putting out more than we can use right away and my son's in-laws chickens have been doing the same so we don't want to waste any. :)
Problem now is waiting for them to be ready but that will give me time to stock up on some brewskies! :)
 

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Figured I'd take a little time away from sketching and eating the candy my cousin made me and pickle another batch of eggs. My chickens have been putting out more than we can use right away and my son's in-laws chickens have been doing the same so we don't want to waste any. :)
Problem now is waiting for them to be ready but that will give me time to stock up on some brewskies! :)
eggs are good but beer is better.:occasion14:
 
Num! haven't had a good pickled egg for yrs!
 
*********************************WARNING***************************

eggs are good but beer is better.:occasion14:

...and the two should never, ever, be consumed at the same time
within an enclosed space. Without adequate ventilation (BIG fans) you could be
risking serious damage to your bodies intestinal and respiration systems.
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Do not smoke around anyone consuming those two items.
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Furthermore: These two items should never be consumed together in
a vehicle with the windows up, even if traveling on a very cold winter day.
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If you are approached by someone with numerous pickled eggs in one hand, and a
half-empty beer in the other, you should RUN, and RUN FAST.
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...and please, don't ask how I know this valuable, life saving information.

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*********************************WARNING***************************



...and the two should never, ever, be consumed at the same time
within an enclosed space. Without adequate ventilation (BIG fans) you could be
risking serious damage to your bodies intestinal and respiration systems.
green.gif~original


Do not smoke around anyone consuming those two items.
bur2.gif~original


Furthermore: These two items should never be consumed together in
a vehicle with the windows up, even if traveling on a very cold winter day.
no-216.gif~original


If you are approached by someone with numerous pickled eggs in one hand, and a
half-empty beer in the other, you should RUN, and RUN FAST.
hawkeye.gif~original


...and please, don't ask how I know this valuable, life saving information.

This has been a Public Service Announcement.
Never have I seen a more important P.S.A.
 
Figured I'd take a little time away from sketching and eating the candy my cousin made me and pickle another batch of eggs. My chickens have been putting out more than we can use right away and my son's in-laws chickens have been doing the same so we don't want to waste any. :)
Problem now is waiting for them to be ready but that will give me time to stock up on some brewskies! :)
My Mom used to make hers with Jalapeno's and beet juice for color and onions not sure what else though they were umm umm good.
 
yeah Jeff, my son's in-laws are preserving some right now with mineral oil. Doesn't work too well on those crumby, store-bought eggs though because they wash the natural, protective coating off before they go to market. The mineral oil will keep them about a year or so, never heard of 2 years with vasoline but it sounds reasonable. My son's in-laws sell eggs at the famer's market and the market hasn't been open for a while, hence the extra eggs. They have many dozens they have been giving away to family.
Too bad we can't harness the energy generated by mixing these eggs and beer. :)
Mama, everyone that likes pickled eggs, likes these. you're welcome to come on by and try some. This batch has peperoncini peppers so, if you want a little bite to them, just add a little tobasco. Also contain onion, peppercorns, garlic, vinegar and dill.
 
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Fancy job. Bet you'd get a blue ribbon at the county fair with that jar.
 

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