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 Post subject: Pickled Quail eggs
PostPosted: Jul 10th, '09, 11:15 
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This reciepe makes 3 pints of pickled quail eggs.
Aprox 6 dozen quail eggs
2 tablespoons of Mrs Wages Dill pickle spice (or what ever brand)
a splash of liquid crab boil seasoning
3 tabasco peppers per jar
3 slices of Jalapeno peppers per jar
1 large red or purple onion cut in chunks
1 table spoon of diced garlic
1 pint of 5% acid white vinegar
3/4 pint of water
2 table spoons salt
6 drops of red food color
Hard boil eggs and peal. Mix up liquid ingredients and seasonings and bring to a boil. (note: boiling vinegar smells up the house!)Put eggs onion, garlic, and peppers in jars and fill air space of jar with hot liquid to 1/2" of top of jar and install tops. Process jars in water canner for 20 minutes, remove jars and allow to slow cool on counter. Allow about 3 weeks for seasoning to soak in, and enjoy.


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 Post subject: Re: Pickled Quail eggs
PostPosted: Jul 29th, '09, 10:40 
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BRB, your recipe sounds great too me.

Would it work with chicken eggs?

I got chickens.....no quail. How do quail compare to chickens as far as being low maintenance to keep? I love eating quail.


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PostPosted: Jul 29th, '09, 11:45 
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Quail are also low maint. Just require higher protein feed to maximize growth and egg production. I like the way the smaller eggs take the seasoning, just more work pealing the small eggs. Small batam eggs would probably work as well.


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PostPosted: Jul 29th, '09, 13:33 
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JDphish , as far as production go's ,,,Quail SMACK chickens. In fact for protein output they smack near ANYTHING.
Ease of care very similiarto chickens , probably easier.


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hell , Im hooked already and my first lot are only 4 weeks old

second lot came out of the bator yesterday & are powering through the food ...12 more hatching in 2 days ...

quail farming here we come !


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Everyone thanks for the info.


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The quail are little eating, drinking, and growing machines. Didn't take me long to to decide to install the auto poultry watering bowls. Trying to design a large volume feeder that they won't spill so much feed. And on a side note I found out they love BSF larva as much as the chooks and they don't waste them. :wink:


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PostPosted: Jul 30th, '09, 06:48 
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cool...I think I would like to grow some too....

Boris, where did you get your's from ?


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