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Discuss pickled eggs at the Cookery forum within the The Army Rumour Service website; I have just pickled some duck eggs how long before they are ready for eating...
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    pickled eggs

    I have just pickled some duck eggs how long before they are ready for eating
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    never....never ever EVER you revolting individual!!!! <shudder>
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    Why would you pickle ducks eggs? In fact, why would you pickle any egg?

    I like pickled onions, piccallily, gherkins et all, but eggs are fucking minging.

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    you could eat them the next day, they would have a delicate flavour.

    Leave in fridge for a month and they would be strong.

    Most commercial pickled eggs are pickled in a very strong vinegar solution.

    when you do your own, make it half vinegar half water and a spoon of sugar.

    eat within a week.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PrinceAlbert View Post
    Why would you pickle ducks eggs? In fact, why would you pickle any egg?

    I like pickled onions, piccallily, gherkins et all, but eggs are fucking minging.
    Pickling food is a way of having them available in the lorry

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    Quote Originally Posted by guzzler View Post
    Pickling food is a way of having them available in the lorry
    Aren't you supposed to be on a staple diet of ginsters slices, and yorkie bars?
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    Quote Originally Posted by PrinceAlbert View Post
    Aren't you supposed to be on a staple diet of ginsters slices, and yorkie bars?
    But have you seen what that diet does to your size. Also not easily available on the continent

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    ten days for commercial vinegar, a month for sarsons pickling vinegar. Best served with colmans ENGLISH mustard and a sprinkling a salt.

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    A month it is sarsons pickling used with dried chillies added cheers

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    Quote Originally Posted by PrinceAlbert View Post
    Aren't you supposed to be on a staple diet of ginsters slices, and yorkie bars?
    A pickled Yorkie bar would be truly minging IMHO...
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