Drying your own eggfood?
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Rummy loves it....it was gone in minutes!!! I like this recipe, it inclues proteins, adding pellets (which contains minerals and vitamins) and veggies. Mixing well blends it all together and grinding it makes it easy for them to eat. Thank you Debbie!!!
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Re: Drying your own eggfood?
Debbie, that looks like a great idea for keeping it dry!debbie276 wrote: I run the hard boiled eggs through a potato ricer or a garlic press. They kind of look like worms, then I add a little hand feeding formula to dry it out. I don't want to dilute the protein amount so I add nothing else. Served thinly on a plate it will dry out before it goes bad. All my birds love it.
A picture before the hand feeding formula: And after:
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Cindy that looks delicious! I almost want to try it myself. If I didn't already know what was in it I'd definitely want to try it lol
Dante - She's the opposite of me. I was a tomboy when I was a kid and she is like "Ahh! Where's my purse? I can't leave without my purse!" and will refuse to where anything except a dress lol.
Debbie - I love that idea and they sure do look like worms! If only you could trick birds that need live food with these, maybe one day I'd get some!
Dante - She's the opposite of me. I was a tomboy when I was a kid and she is like "Ahh! Where's my purse? I can't leave without my purse!" and will refuse to where anything except a dress lol.
Debbie - I love that idea and they sure do look like worms! If only you could trick birds that need live food with these, maybe one day I'd get some!
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Dayna wrote: Dante - She's the opposite of me. I was a tomboy when I was a kid and she is like "Ahh! Where's my purse? I can't leave without my purse!" and will refuse to where anything except a dress lol.

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I think the zebras could smell the dried egg mox when i entered the birdroom...they were so excited. They dove into it. The owls were in it off and on for about an hour.
One qquestion, since it is baked...how long can we keep it out?
One qquestion, since it is baked...how long can we keep it out?
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That is great!! And last time I made birdie bread, I cut a slice for the rest of the week, and froze the rest. You can thaw it out in the microwave and it is always fresh.cindy wrote: I think the zebras could smell the dried egg mox when i entered the birdroom...they were so excited. They dove into it. The owls were in it off and on for about an hour.
One qquestion, since it is baked...how long can we keep it out?
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What I want to know is how long to leave it in the cage before removing it.
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Oh! I think leaving it in all day and giving them fresh every morning should be fine. It is like leaving out a slice of toast, it gets stale but never really molds. Well atleast I left mine out for that long without any problems.
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Re: Drying your own eggfood?
I have never had a problem leaving it in the dish all day since its baked. There is never much left anyway.... 

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your too funny. This must be some recipe!!!ranchnanny wrote: I have never had a problem leaving it in the dish all day since its baked. There is never much left anyway....![]()
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Re: Drying your own eggfood?
Try it Dante you'll like oh I mean the birds wii like it 

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ranchnanny wrote: Try it Dante you'll like oh I mean the birds wii like it![]()

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That is what I though Sherry...you figure when you make cornbread it usually is kept covered on the counter, putting in the fridge makes it moist. Cornbread in general does not last long here, my husband love it!ranchnanny wrote: I have never had a problem leaving it in the dish all day since its baked. There is never much left anyway....![]()
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Not trying to spoil what appears to be a good and easy egg food recipe, but is the sugar, salt and lard in the jiffy corn muffin mix healthy for baby birds? Bob
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