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A hundred years ago, when I was a child and lived on a farm, my mother
would roast a chicken and put the "un born" eggs in the gravy. These were the eggs that were developing in the chicken and were removed when my dad dressed out the chicken. The eggs consisted of just the yolk and there were usually quite a few..ranging in size from small to tiny. Don't know how they were cooked, but they were always floating in the gravy and were delicious. Hadn't thought of those for years...thanks for a good memory. jillie Roseville, CA |
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