I have had such a great night tonight. *B* and I went to the Asian market, and got 16 pounds of apples at 59 cents a pound. We sat together on the couch, peeling and coring apples so that I could make applesauce. Halfway through, my peeler broke, so my amazing boyfriend ran straight out to get me a new one. Right now, we've got about a gallon and a half of homemade, preservative-free applesauce. Tomorrow, I'll be canning all of it for the first time in my life.
While making applesauce, I realized that I'm supposed to bring a cake for a co-worker's birthday tomorrow! So I start to make the cake only to realize that *B* used the last of the eggs making french toast the other morning. Again, he stepped up to the plate and ran out for eggs. I'm such a lucky girl. I'd really like to find out if I can powder or dehydrate eggs. I know that you can buy them, but they are SO expensive.
I'm getting worried about my time and my sleep. This weekend, I proctor the SATs and we have a party that we're throwing. Next weekend, I have class and an open house to attend for school. The weekend after, I have class again, and we have another party we're going to. Ren fest ends that same weekend. So for the next three weeks, I will be getting no sleep whatsoever. And being that it's after 12 AM, it seems like that trend doesn't change tonight. Goodnight, world.
It's better made at home
4 days ago
I actually buy five dozen eggs at a time. They last us about three weeks. Eggs keep for a long time in the refrigerator--just make sure they don't freeze!
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You can freeze eggs too. Just crack them into icecube trays, pop the yolk and freeze, once all frozen just dump them into a zip lock. When I use to buy eggs I did it 5 dozen at a time too. Now I have the chickens I don't buy them, but I will freeze them when I have a ton.
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