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Bluepete 18-11-09 12:15 PM

I'm a Dad!
 
Finally, the chickens have laid an egg!

This might not be a big thing to many, but to us, it's brilliant! :D

http://a.deviantart.net/avatars/w/y/wyandotte.gif

After checking every day since the beginning of August, finally, there's a beautiful, perfectly formed little egg for Meg to find tonight. It's from her Silver Laced Wyandotte bantam who was shouting for all her might this morning. I thought it was the weather upsetting them, but it must have been because of the egg! And no, I wont'e be sitting on it to get it to hatch...

Pete ;)

Quedos 18-11-09 12:19 PM

Re: I'm a Dad!
 
well best not to put all your eggs in one basket!

lily 18-11-09 12:20 PM

Re: I'm a Dad!
 
this may be a daft question but it is something I have never understand so here goes.............

how do you know the differance between an egg with a baby chicken in and a egg that you can cook?! And which one is this that has been laid?

hindle8907 18-11-09 12:22 PM

Re: I'm a Dad!
 
nice one mate Congrats !!!

SoulKiss 18-11-09 12:24 PM

Re: I'm a Dad!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by lily (Post 2098430)
this may be a daft question but it is something I have never understand so here goes.............

how do you know the differance between an egg with a baby chicken in and a egg that you can cook?! And which one is this that has been laid?

As I understand it, an egg is produced whether a male chicken (sweary filter) has been around or not, so if not, then the egg is unfertilised and edible...

BoltonSte 18-11-09 12:31 PM

Re: I'm a Dad!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by lily (Post 2098430)
this may be a daft question but it is something I have never understand so here goes.............

how do you know the differance between an egg with a baby chicken in and a egg that you can cook?! And which one is this that has been laid?

If it's from a shop you can eat it, if it's from a farm/allotment you can eat it.

If you're worried just look at it with a torch behind, if it's fertile and old enough you 'should' be able to see blood vessels forming.

I've had many off allotments that have the start of an embryo (slightly cloudy white and a dot in the centre of the yolk) when you crack them into the frying pan.

All taste good though.

Ste

ophic 18-11-09 12:34 PM

Re: I'm a Dad!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by svste (Post 2098441)
I've had many off allotments that have the start of an embryo (slightly cloudy white and a dot in the centre of the yolk) when you crack them into the frying pan.

All taste good though.

Ste

Yeah I was gonna point this out. You can eat eggs. You can eat chicken. So presumeably you can eat the in-between stages too.

Foey 18-11-09 12:35 PM

Re: I'm a Dad!
 
As far as i know all eggs are edible & as a child my family had chickens & cockerals & we ate all the eggs produced, i was always told that so long as the chicken hadn't sat on them for a few days the incubation would cease.

If ever you crack an egg & there is a small white circle on the yolk around 2-3mm across, this is called the germinal disc & that is where the sperm entered the yolk, now has that put you off????

Bluepete 18-11-09 12:36 PM

Re: I'm a Dad!
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ophic (Post 2098443)
You can eat eggs. You can eat chicken. So presumeably you can eat the in-between stages too.

It's what Mc'd's make chicken nuggets out of...

Pete ;)

BoltonSte 18-11-09 12:37 PM

Re: I'm a Dad!
 
Depends if you're squeemish or not really, lokos a bit odd on a plate if fried and the other half won't touch them.

Or could go to the extremes like this one on China - Not for the faint hearted, the clue is in the wording of the link.
http://www.uglyfood.com/category/birds/


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