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Author Topic: Should I delay baked egg dose a day or two?  (Read 3616 times)

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Offline CMdeux

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Re: Should I delay baked egg dose a day or two?
« Reply #15 on: October 17, 2011, 05:04:01 PM »
Really awesome, totally gluttonous and furtive quiche consumption at midnight when you get home from work??

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I guess an omelette would be easier... but honestly, I miss quiche a lot more.
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Re: Should I delay baked egg dose a day or two?
« Reply #16 on: October 17, 2011, 05:08:05 PM »
Oh I love quiche.  I've ordered it when we've been out at lunch (and yes DD was with me--she just won't let me kiss her on the cheek afterward).  There's is something about that egg and cheese combination.  If I hadn't lost the recipe, I'd consider baking madeleines.  Yum. 

I do miss baking with eggs.  I don't miss nuts and the only thing I baked with them was carrot cake.  However, I adore eggs.  It's strange.  After being an entirely egg-free house for years, we're not anymore.  I'll nuke egg white patties now and put them on an English muffin for breakfast or I buy pre-cooked hard-boiled eggs.  I still will not cook with them except for the required baking.
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Re: Should I delay baked egg dose a day or two?
« Reply #17 on: October 17, 2011, 05:14:07 PM »
Me either, honestly.

It makes me nervous to even have them in the house for a day or two.
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