Preserve eggs

The practice of storing eggs in lime water goes back centuries, and it's still one of the best ways to preserve eggs without refrigeration. Anyone who has kept chickens knows that egg production doesn't always

If you have chickens, you probably have a backlog of eggs. This post will show you exactly how to preserve those fresh eggs at room temperature for up to 1 year by water glassing your eggs!

Preserving eggs is an old fashioned skill and it's making a comeback as more people take up raising chickens in their backyards. Believe it or not, there are literally dozens of ways to preserve eggs

Water glassing eggs is an easy and affordable way to preserve eggs for long term storage. This tried-and-true method of preserving eggs has been used since the 1800's. In the winter a chicken's egg production significantly decreases so learning how to preserve eggs with water glassing is a great way to ensure you'll have an abundance of eggs all year round.

Learn about water glassing eggs, which is an old-fashioned method for preserving your fresh eggs for long-term storage.

Note: This article has been edited, and it is all about how to not waste extra eggs you have! If you have too many eggs, here are three ways you can preserve them for later on, and you can do these food preservation methods without having farm fresh eggs. Store-bought will work just fine! It's Oc

Eggs may not be the first on your list when it comes to survival stockpiles. But in a post-collapse world, you’ll need all the protein, vitamins, and minerals you can get. This is how you can safely preserve eggs to always have a boost of nutrients on hand:

I have successfully water glassed farm eggs. Today, I'm excited to share with you all about water glassing and the different types of lime you can use.

DIY Water Glassing Eggs: A quick and easy way to preserve farm fresh eggs with simple ingredients like pickling lime and water!

Learn how to use up eggs, either in recipes that call for a lot of eggs or preserving them. Owning chickens can come with an abundance of eggs, or barely any, so why not preserve them while there are plenty.