I started getting local farm fresh eggs through a friend here in Nashville last year. Wow. I did not know what I was missing. The taste, the color, the variety. I love it! Opening a new carton is like opening a present!
Look what Farmer Jim sent me this week. Ok, so I already ate one. A dozen large and a dozen small. Look how tiny some of them are, they are almost too adorable to eat. I can't wait to hard boil some of these little guys and dye them for Easter. I can count at least 5 different breeds of chickens between these 2 boxes. I so adore the blue one, they are my favorite. Sometimes I save the shells. They are just too pretty to compost…
This was my breakfast. I normally only eat 2, but I wanted you to see the different varieties. Can you guess which yolk came from the tiny egg? As though you are in Kindergarten…
And speaking of eggs, I have been making these for everybody and my brother. Literally, these 3 sets are for my 2 sisters and my brother. I need to mail them off so they get them before Easter…
The nests were left over from a friends wedding and she gave me about 70 of them. Even though they were adorable, I wasn't sure what to do with them until I found the wooden eggs HERE. I painted them white and then used ultra fine permanent markers for the letters and designs.
These are Bagette Ann's…
4 comments:
I'm all about eggs right now too. Got some at the farmers market from a Mennonite farm - soooo much better than the ones from the grocery stores. There's one in my lunch bag today!
I think I'll go have some for breakfast right now!
We are a duck-egg eatin' family... from a local friend/neighbor. :)
I've had those duck eggs, they are good too, and HUGE!
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