my "eggfood"

[B CAMP]

Can anyone tell me how much is 200gr millet in cups

[Sally]

Grams meausre weight, while cups measure volume, so can't really compare. 200 grams = about 7 ounces, so if you have one of those small diet or food scales, you could measure out 7 ounces.

[B CAMP]

Well I guess I need a scale
Thanks Sally

[ikhom]

It is almost full cup of millet.

[Sally]

Thanks, ikhom! I have a food scale that measures grams and ounces, and I have hulled millet--why didn't I think to measure it out and take a picture?

[B CAMP]

ikhom
Thank you now don't need scale thanks

[Pukasand]

Thanks for asking that question, B Camp, I was wondering the same thing. I have all my ingredients assembled and ready to head to the stove.
And thank you for the answers, Sally and Ikhom

[zebbiefan]

Hey that looks a good recipe may try it , when I have some time on my hands

[lovemyfinch]

I am actually using this recipe, however, to cut down on time I heat it up in the microwave and then pass it through the foodprocessor. Works great, is never too moist and only takes 5 minutes from beginning to end. I then take the shells, rinse them properly, put them in the microwave 1 1/2 min. for 4 eggs, and then pass those in the coffee grinder and add to the eggfood. Everyone dives in.....sometimes before I remove my hands.

[marwan5685]

thanks HoangQuan ... i made it ... its smell soo testy

tomorrow will make my birds test it ... feel that they will like it ..

[HoangQuan]

I am actually using this recipe, however, to cut down on time I heat it up in the microwave and then pass it through the foodprocessor. Works great, is never too moist and only takes 5 minutes from beginning to end. I then take the shells, rinse them properly, put them in the microwave 1 1/2 min. for 4 eggs, and then pass those in the coffee grinder and add to the eggfood. Everyone dives in.....sometimes before I remove my hands.

Janine, lets high five!!

thanks HoangQuan ... i made it ... its smell soo testy

tomorrow will make my birds test it ... feel that they will like it ..

I've just finish this month batch tonight, hehe. So how about your birds? do they like it?

[gouldianscy]

since it's difficult so far to find hulled(pealed) millet here, can we use the one with the hull. I see a problem when birds break and dispose the hull thus not eating the egg around it but I thought to ask your opinion.

UPDATE: Found it today and bought some to try this recipe out.

[lovemyfinch]

I am actually using this recipe, however, to cut down on time I heat it up in the microwave and then pass it through the foodprocessor. Works great, is never too moist and only takes 5 minutes from beginning to end. I then take the shells, rinse them properly, put them in the microwave 1 1/2 min. for 4 eggs, and then pass those in the coffee grinder and add to the eggfood. Everyone dives in.....sometimes before I remove my hands.

Janine, lets high five!!

thanks HoangQuan ... i made it ... its smell soo testy

tomorrow will make my birds test it ... feel that they will like it ..

I've just finish this month batch tonight, hehe. So how about your birds? do they like it?

Hoang, my birdies high 5 your eggfood every morning. I am so glad that you posted this and that I tried it out.

[HoangQuan]

since it's difficult so far to find hulled(pealed) millet here, can we use the one with the hull. I see a problem when birds break and dispose the hull thus not eating the egg around it but I thought to ask your opinion.

UPDATE: Found it today and bought some to try this recipe out.

you can replace hulled millet by broken rice.

[gouldianscy]

I prepared it with hulled millet and offered it this morning to my birds but to my amazement they did not like it. I am really wondering why since everybody else birds loved it. Some tasted it but that's about it. I have left it until this afternoon and threw it out. And we are talking for a test of over 10 cages of gouldians and my birds do eat eggfood if that makes a difference. I just can't explain it.