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| Omelet |
 Posted: Tue Jan 16, 2007 10:59 pm |
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In article <eok0jr02q3u@news3.newsguy.com>,
"janerene" <jane@dozierhome.com> wrote:
Quote: Our temperature range today was a low of 26*F and a high of 31*F. COOOOOld
for Texas...anyway...yesterday my husband was doing chores, gathered eggs,
and inadvertently left the eggs up at the barn. First time he's ever done
that! Anyway, with the temps as cold as they are, are the eggs still good
to eat? Is the flavor compromised? Can I still cook with them? Let me
know. I'd hate to throw them out if I don't have to. Jane
As long as they did not crack open and get contaminated, they are fine.
I've had clean eggs freeze in the back of the 'frige.
They are good scrambled.
You can actually freeze eggs for storage (but it's generally recommended
you scramble, them, we used to make egg cubes in the ice trays) and they
are fine for cooking. 
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| Jill |
| Posted: Wed Jan 17, 2007 5:31 am |
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Omelet wrote:
Quote: In article <eok0jr02q3u@news3.newsguy.com>,
"janerene" <jane@dozierhome.com> wrote:
Our temperature range today was a low of 26*F and a high of 31*F.
COOOOOld for Texas...anyway...yesterday my husband was doing chores,
gathered eggs, and inadvertently left the eggs up at the barn.
First time he's ever done that! Anyway, with the temps as cold as
they are, are the eggs still good to eat? Is the flavor
compromised? Can I still cook with them? Let me know. I'd hate to
throw them out if I don't have to. Jane
As long as they did not crack open and get contaminated, they are
fine. I've had clean eggs freeze in the back of the 'frige.
We have noticed that they can go strangely opaque having been frozen - looks
weird but we ain't dead yet!
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Jill Bowis
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