Eggs & Meat Archives - Backyard Poultry

Making Marshmallows, Meringues, and Divinity

August 4, 2022 · Rita Heikenfeld · Eggs & Meat

Candies made with eggs make perfect sense for those who have a flock of “girls” laying faithfully. Let’s make three favorites: marshmallows, meringue cookies, and divinity.

Pavlova Dessert: Easy and Elegant

August 2, 2022 · Rita Heikenfeld · Eggs & Meat

Pavlova is one of the easiest and eye-catching meringue desserts to make. You need to bake Pavlova at a low temperature for a relatively long time. This technique allows the meringue to dry properly, becoming crisp on the outside, with a slightly marshmallow-like texture on the inside.

The Egg Peddler

August 1, 2022 · Mark Hall · Eggs & Meat, Members Only

Besides teaching me much of what I know about the marketing of eggs, the experience provided me with valuable insight into human behavior, helped me earn some extra cash, and even brought me out of my shell.

Sauce It Up!

August 1, 2022 · Cappy Tosetti · Eggs & Meat, Members Only

The comforting taste and texture of Hollandaise has fans around the world filling their plates and asking for more.

Hank’s Famous Chicken Bowls

August 1, 2022 · Backyard Poultry Contributor · Eggs & Meat, Members Only

This chicken bowl recipe is easily adapted to go all the way homemade or substitute with store bought. This recipe is for 6 chicken bowls.  

Chicken Meatballs

August 1, 2022 · Rita Heikenfeld · Eggs & Meat, Members Only

Have you ever made chicken meatballs? Using poultry in place of beef and pork is budget-friendly, plus you get the benefit of lean protein.

Frittata 101

July 26, 2022 · Rita Heikenfeld · Eggs & Meat

Frittata, which translates to “fried” in Italian, is a classic egg-based dish. Even with just eggs and seasonal herbs, it’s a winner.

Raising Chicken Eggs for Hatching

July 26, 2022 · Backyard Poultry Contributor · Eggs & Meat

Raising chicken eggs for hatching and incubating chicken eggs is something many of us do every year. Some of us set eggs for our own use at home and are not overly concerned about hatching rates.