Kitchen

[ROMARY]

We learned, (way back when I was a child), to always crack the egg into a separate small bowl first, then drop the egg into the batter. Next egg, same thing. Solves all sorts of 'bad egg' problems.

[Daysdee]

On 2/15/2015 ROMARY 1 said:

We learned, (way back when I was a child), to always crack the egg into a bowl first, then drop the egg into the batter. Next egg, same thing. Solves all sorts of 'bad egg' problems.

That is the way I was taught also and I still do it.

[Daysdee]

On 2/15/2015 ROMARY 1 said:

We learned, (way back when I was a child), to always crack the egg into a bowl first, then drop the egg into the batter. Next egg, same thing. Solves all sorts of 'bad egg' problems.

That is the way I was taught also and I still do it.

[SharkE]

be glad was no chick in it. ROFL

[OkeyDokey]

On 2/15/2015 PeterDM said: I didn't notice the bloody eggs, but I did notice the band aid barely dangling from the tip of Laura's finger when she was trying to unjam the carrot from the food processor attachment. You gotta love live tv.

Now, THAT, is gross. Blood speck in an egg (especially if someone ever eats meat), not so much. ROFL!

[ROMARY]

Daysdee: Yes, and I'm always wondering why those simple tips sometimes aren't used. In many ways and instances, It's a 'dump away' type of society now-a-days.

[pastelartist]

Get over yourself, seriously, this is what keeps you up nights???

[ROMARY]

LOL........I do have pleasant dreams...........

[docsgirl]

On 2/15/2015 ROMARY 1 said:

We learned, (way back when I was a child), to always crack the egg into a separate small bowl first, then drop the egg into the batter. Next egg, same thing. Solves all sorts of 'bad egg' problems.

This is exactly what my dear mother taught me to do. She said if the egg is bad, we just throw it out instead of it going into the batter. docsgirl

[lucylover64]

On 2/15/2015 Sharke said:

be glad was no chick in it. ROFL