Shelf Stable Eggs for your Pantry ~ Dehydrating Eggs
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- Shelf Stable Eggs for your Pantry ~ Dehydrating Eggs
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Can u make a video on rehydrating the eggs & using them?
I appreciate hearing that it does raise your electric bill for the freeze dryer. Other channels say that it doesn’t really raise it that much. Thank you for your honesty.
I dehydrated a 100 dozen eggs last year right before the prices went thru the roof. So i had plenty of eggs. Will do some more now prices are down. Amazon sells those silicone lipped sheets in all sizes.
Here is a thought Use a turkey baser and fill your trays with eggs going from the back to the front filling up the tray.
Mhhhmm🤔🤔
Sounds easy, but wouldn't getting it clean be a problem?
I would soak the bulb in soap water and clean the plastic tubing with a bottle brush.
They would take longer to dry
I have an abundance of eggs and will be doing this for future breakfast when SHTF. Thank you
You are a blessing from God. Thank you for everything that you do.
I was just telling my husband that I was going to do this...I watched Rose Red where she dehydrated some eggs & then she used those silicone egg things to make like a boiled egg for potato salad, etc with the rehydrated eggs
How did that process go for potatoe salad? So interesting.
Not an emoji showing me falling out of my recliner laughing at carrying and spinning a tray of eggs! Thank you Jinne. I just got a set of silicone trays for my dehydrator. God Bless and stay safe.
I'm going to give this a try this weekend. The turkey baster is a good idea
I've been doing this for awhile now but the only difference I've seen is I dry it at a much lower temperature to preserve the rawness of the egg. I don't want it cooking in the dehydrator! lol I initially tried scrambling them then dehydrating because of the nay sayers but they were grainy and terrible in both texture and taste. Eggs done this way taste just like you scrambled them yourself fresh. Such a wonderful way of preservation. I have a nesco so there is that pesky whole in the middle of the tray but amazon has wonderful silicone mats that contain the mess!
Good feedback:). What temp do you use for your eggs?
100 or less@@mamasuki
@@danielledunavant3146 Thank you!
How long does they last stored once you dehydrate them?
we have dehydrated eggs for a long time...I dont water glass as it takes up a lot of valuable pantry realestate... ONLY difference...I use our nesco to dehydrate eggs...fill the bottom tray, add the next etc...just easier... And, we run the eggs through the ninja before pouring onto the silicone tray..it seems to help them dry more evenly... We dehydrate a lot more duck eggs than chicken eggs...and taste wonderful when rehydrated as there is so much more yolk....
Rose Red Homestead blended the raw eggs like 4 or 5 little blasts before pouring them into her dehydrator. They came out great.
What temperature and time do you dehydrate them, and how long do they last stored once dehydrated?
Thank you! Just got a dehydrator. Excited to try.
What about starting with the bottom tray first but have the other trays out. Then you have some room to fill them. And if you know how much volume each tray holds, you can use a measuring cup to fill the tray to fill the last one.
Looks exactly like when I do mine. I have NEVER had it go off without some kind of hitch. Usually a spill. 🤣😂Usually 2-3 days
That is great that you have the right trays to do this. I have Frozen Eggs & Whole Egg powder, my dehydrator's holey. Lol.
TFS HC, take care & keep really busy everyone. ❤🙂🐶
Thank you for your video.
I might have four dozen eggs dehydrated.
The chickens slowed down laying eggs then the dog started stealing the Temporary Foreign Workers Sandals and chewing them up so I started giving them Eggs to make up for it. I don't know if they understand but I don't care either. They are nice Thai Ladies and there's about 20 of them walk past to the Fish Plant every day.
They leave their bunk house doors open to keep it cool and the freaking dog just walks in and takes what she wants. Floor mats, doormats sandals and garbage.
I'll have to get back at the dehydrating eggs just in case I ever lose the chickens. Heaven forbid. The new ones I hatched are doing well and for once there's more Hens than there is Roosters. Last time there was five hens and ten freaking roosters. Oh well, the roosters fit into Quart jars if I remember right.
Keep up the great work and good luck.
Thanks 4 sharing! Great demonstration! Very helpful!
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This is a really fabulous and perfect project ! My daughter in law and I both have chickens . We currently sell the extra eggs at farmers market but that will end in October. We were just talking about possibly water glassing eggs. I thought you'd have to freeze dry eggs not be able use a regular dehydrator!!! We both have the smaller version of that Magic Mill dehydrator. I'm going to look and see if Magic Mill makes the solid sheets for our size. If not we'll have to improvise. Fingers crossed. Thank you for this very useful video !!!
I also have the smaller Magic Mill dehydrator. I bought some silicon sheets with an edge from amazon.
I’m going to try it this weekend. Thank you Jinne!
ME TOO!!❤❤❤
Great video! Thanks for making it easy to understand. I just recently got a dehydrator, and this will be a great use for it. Thanjs again!
I saw the lady on rose red homestead rehydrate her eggs by using approximately a tablespoon of egg mixture dried and maybe one or 2 tablespoons of water, then she fried it and said the egg was just as if it were fresh out of a shell.
Thanks for sharing. All I need to do this are the trays with a lip.
I’ve tried this. I hate that the white trays are so flimsy or warped like and the eggs don’t spread evenly on them. And yes, I’ve had my spills too! so frustrating!! Thanks for the video!!!
I just ordered fruit trays for my dehydrator, some comme ts did say they warp, ugh, hope not!
I taped my white trays to the dehydrator tray to keep them warping and buckling and this seem to work well
Hay a great evening.
AWESOME! 👍❤️
Good video, thanks for sharing, God bless !
That is so cool , Thank you Jinne
Thank you
Thank you for sharing this. I was getting ready to purchase egg powder but we have a dehydrator so I am going to make my own.
Definitely going to try this! Our girls are in high gear, so we need to get eggs on the shelf for when they take some time off later this fall/winter!❤🇺🇸
Wow this os a eonderful idea for excess eggs. Thank you.❤
Awesome!
Some people dehydrate candy like nerds and sell them at farmers markets to buy pay off their freezer driers. And that’s OK! I’m with you the cost of running the freeze dryer does it really justify the amount of food that’s dried?
Awesome
I will probably give this a try. I didn't do well water glassing. About how long do you think they will be shelf stable? Thank you so much for sharing!
Keeping cool, quite a while
Hi Jinne 👋🏻
Utilities keep going up. I have two solar ovens that I use when the sun is out. I also have a wonderbag thermal cooker. I just recently baked potatoes In it. Worked great. I also use rocket stoves and pressure cookers as much as possible.
How about just turning the tray around so that the wet tray front then goes to the back.
Thank you 🥚
I was so nervous that you were going to open a bad egg into a bunch of good eggs,. I haven’t dehydrated eggs but feel inspired. Thank you 😊
I am learning so much from your channel! Thank you for sharing the dehydrated eggs … I never knew you could do so! I need a dehydrator… when I do I will be doing this! I have 8 chickens and sometimes too many eggs for the moment!
Thank you!
Yuck. I tried this because I was desperately looking for a way to preserve eggs, but I must have done something wrong, because when I went to cook them up it was just awful. What I finally did do though, is I bought some of those silicone soap molds because I was making butter and thought they would be good for forming the butter, but then I thought I would use them for eggs. You just crack a whole egg in each container and freeze them. They come out in a rectangular shape, so they store very well and you can really pack a lot into the freezer. Or you can crack the egg and "scramble" it in the silicone tray. I tested them out, I tossed them in a pan and cooked them and they are better than fresh because they seem to hold their shape and you can flip them without breaking the yolk. Just an idea, obviously not shelf stable! After watching your video I may just try it again! Thank you! 😊
Thank you! I plan on doing this. I'd LOVE to see you use these eggs in a few different recipes.
Jinni, I tried this once. I was so concerned about the fat, oily, residue that I threw it away. I don't understand how the residue doesn't rehydrate the eggs again or make them clump some. Can you or someone here put my mind at ease?
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I did this with cheese from a can,it works great...
Can you please tell me link where to find stainless steel trays to put in the dehydrator with the lip on the tray? I really don't like putting liquid on plastic or silicone.
Could you use metal or silicone cookie sheets if they fit in the dehydrator so you have a lip??
I have been waiting for video, thanks!
I LOVE THIS! Thank you for making this video. How long is the shelf life for these powdered eggs?
Wow
And no mess😅
Why not remove the trays you arent going to use? It will allow better air circulation, gets them out of the way so you dont spread egg on them.
Didnt think of dehydrating eggs. How do u measure them out? Did u say u can use them for baking?
1 Tbsp egg powder + 2 Tbsp water = 1 egg
Is electric pretty pricey there where you live? Here where I am we can barely tell a difference when I use the Freeze Dryer several times a week.
Question, how much powder and how much to make 1 egg?
Can you dry egg whites only?
Can you just use the Myler bags?
Don't see why not.
Sorry I don't have a dehydrator
Can you rotate your trays,around.Turn left ,turn ?
Now i feel stupid, it was answered
Can you do this with store bought eggs or does it have to be farm fresh eggs? Like can you do it with any kind of eggs?
She said either type is fine.
Do you need to powder them? Would leaving chunks be more like normal scrambled eggs? Also, have you used the poeder in baking? (After reconstituting of course)
Take the other trays out of your way,put back in as needed.
Can you dehydrate water glass eggs
Do you have to use canning jars ? Is it possible to use strong used products jars? I love the simplicity of this, but have no canning jars.
As long as they are stored air tight they will be fine..
If you do find that your egg powder starts to clump do you have to discard the whole jar?
What kind of dehydrater do you have?
I have a Magic Mill, I've had it almost 3 years and love it! ❤️ I put a link in the description if you want to check it out.
I have seen good and bad about dehydrating raw eggs, am a little scared, is it really safe
ck that the machine is level , or a mess will happen
Can you dehydra milk
yes, I believe it's 130 degrees, not fat is recommended so it will last in the pantry. 💕🇺🇸
Cool thank you
I read that you can get salmonella from dehydrated eggs. Hopefully that is not true. I threw away about 20 dozen eggs
That was silly.
why don't you just leave the emplty tray out they you have more room for your hand to move the other eggs around
I'm disappointed. I wanted to see you rehydrate and cook them. 😔