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/ck/ - Food & Cooking

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Gonna slap together a tiramisu. Duck eggs or chicken eggs?

>> No.17660566

>>17660439
Human (male) eggs

>> No.17660787
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First. Waffle batter.

>> No.17660805

>>17660439
Are you the anon who is part of Sticky's flock?

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>>17660787
It's not a very complicated recipe

>> No.17660899

I vote duck

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>>17660805
That's some other loser with to many chickens

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>>17660787
>tiramisu
>waffle batter

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>>17660917
nice cock

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>>17660899
I used duck. Anything that's needs yolks I choose duck.

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>>17660978
Now the cheesw

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>>17661066
It's not much harder to use an egg beater but I have this stand mixer right here.

>> No.17661136

>>17660978
My father always said duck and duck eggs are for frenchy homos. A straightforward man is satisfied with good honest chicken, and turkey on Thanksgiving.

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>>17661090
Looks pretty stiff to me.

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>>17661136
Your father wouldn't know flavor if it was right there sucking his cock.

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>>17661183
Mix it all together

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>>17661259
And throw it in the fridge.

>> No.17661423

should've soaked the lady fingers in coffee and rum baka

>> No.17661442

>>17661360
nice cocoa dusting and good luck with the parkinson's anon

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>>17661423
I soaked them in coffee and chocolate milk. Almost as good.

>> No.17662338

>eggs
>as in plural
>IE multiple eggs
At least one of each?

>> No.17662691

>>17661183
that's what she said

>> No.17662700

>>17660978
Duck's generally a richer, creamier egg which is definitely ideal for a desert like Tiramisu.

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>>17661768

>> No.17662724

>>17660566
Sounds like a /k/ meetup

>> No.17662809

>>17662700
>ideal for a desert
Does it help you retain moisture?

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>>17662711

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>>17663079

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>>17663602

>> No.17664442

>>17660439
I'm moving into a house and the sellers are leaving a coop with 5 hens. How many eggs can I expect to get a day? Do you let them run around the yard or keep them in the enclosure?

I've never had eggs fresh from the pooter, im kind of excited. I imagine myself walking out back with a cup of coffee in hand and snagging an egg still warm from a hen's rear end.

>> No.17664538

>>17664442
Provided they're under 4 years old theyll lay 4-5 eggs per hen every week. In the winter they all but stop laying.
They like to dig and lots of things like to eat them. So free ranging them depends are your circumstances.
They're great at eating all your food scraps too.

>> No.17664590

>>17664538
>They're great at eating all your food scraps too
Good, the house doesnt have a garbage disposal

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>> No.17665256

Post the traffic cone already

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>>17660439

>> No.17665661

I'm gonna slap some ducks.

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>>17660439
>keeping your ducks with your chickens
This is how you end up with chucks.