Turkey egg

We prize turkeys for their delicious meat and that’s about it. Why don't we eat turkey eggs? Let’s dig in and figure this one out together.

Candling Turkey Eggs On Day 7 Candling eggs from your incubator gives you an opportunity to see the development of the embryos. In the old days they actually used candles to check for embryos in incubating eggs. I’ve used a flashlight in the past but found it difficult to use. Recently I invested in an egg candler and it works much better. Since I’m hoping for lots of baby Narragansett turkeys this spring, I was pretty jazzed about candling my latest batch in the incubator. This post…

The next time you’re thinking of reaching for your usual six from the supermarket shelves, you might want to give these 11 a go instead.

This Turkish egg dish is simple in technique, but packed with layers of texture and flavor thanks to a vibrant yogurt base, soft poached eggs, and sultry spiced butter sauce. Make it once and you’ll want it all hours of the day.

With only 7 ingredients this egg bake is not only easy to prepare it's extremely versatile. This Egg Breakfast Casserole is a delicious way to start your day with wholesome ingredients such as egg, turkey, spinach, and sweet potato. Eating healthy for breakfast is simple and tasty with this healthy breakfast casserole.

By all accounts they taste pretty good! So why don't we ever see them?

Turkey and Egg Breakfast Muffins are the perfect grab and go breakfast! Protein packed eggs, cheddar cheese, and spinach gives these muffins loads of flavor and nutrients!

Farm fresh eggs are better for you but did you know there is a difference between types of eggs? Chicken, duck, goose, quail, guinea and even turkey eggs have different nutritional content.

Classic one-pan Turkish egg dish menemen, which is scrambled eggs with tomatoes and green peppers.

This post first appeared at What Do Turkey Eggs Taste Like? Uncommon Farm Eggs Explained by Price of Meat Turkey eggs are an uncommonly used item among those who use eggs for cooking. The limited number of people who use turkey eggs is mainly based on the limited number of turkey eggs produced annually. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, turkey hens lay between 70 and 100 eggs annually, which means they are … This post first appeared at What Do Turkey Eggs Taste Like? Uncommo