…of years ago to the Onagadori breed in Japan, it was actually developed in post-World War II Germany. They have very long tails, and they lay small cream or tinted…
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Chicken Keeping: A Time-Honored Tradition
…your finger. Have ready a quarter of a pint of good cream and a piece of fresh butter about as big as an egg. Stir them together till the butter…
Continue ReadingGreen Goose: The Cook’s View of the Goose Tribe
…from growing a bad color; put them in a saucepan, with a quarter of a pound of butter, two spoonfuls of thick cream, boil it a little and pour it…
Continue ReadingBreed Spotlight: Silkie Bantam Chickens
…who are interested in breeding ornamental chickens. Although Silkies aren’t recognized as a laying breed, they are fairly consistent layers that typically produce a few small cream-colored eggs per week….
Continue ReadingWhy Do Chicken Eggs Come in Different Colors?
…shells. Other classes lay eggs with shell colors that may be white, blue, brown, or tinted (cream, light tan, or pinkish). All eggs laid by an individual hen generally have…
Continue ReadingAyam Cemani Chicken
…gene is also found in some other black fowl breeds. Roosters can get some mulberry upon maturity due to testosterone and other influences. The hens lay cream-colored eggs, although they…
Continue ReadingHow to Whip Egg Whites
…acid ingredient such as cream of tartar, lemon juice, or vinegar to stabilize the foam and keep the bubbles from bursting when you stop beating. As the whites are just…
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