freeze it okay or does it come out rubbery when defrosted. Was thinking of mixing it with cooked bacon and rice, then freeze as a quick snack for number 1 son.
lilyfield,
Sep 15, 5:59am
Rubber, but I would eat it anyway, cut up small strips in your rice. Depends how fussy #1 is.
lovelurking,
Sep 15, 6:09am
Teach him how to cook and clean up after himself if he needs a quick snack. (Some woman in the future might thank you!)
rainrain1,
Sep 15, 7:01am
I'd give it a go, your son probably won't care or even notice if the egg is not perfect
socram,
Sep 15, 7:21am
Couldn't agree more! Turn him into a real man.
Get him to cook the family a meal once a week.
Never too young to learn - especially as most boys no longer join the Scouts and learn to shop and cook for a group.
Get him baking bread too.
cookiebarrel,
Sep 15, 2:15pm
Thanks guys. Actually my son is a real man and I am proud of him. He was raised on a farm so has had the benefit of that plus I made sure he was raised to be good husband material as well. so he learnt how to do all the necessaries like cooking, baking, housework, coping with an irrational female (though that one still gets him confused occasionally ;-)). Just neither of us knew if you could freeze the cooked eggs, never done it before, hence my query.
rainrain1,
Sep 15, 2:26pm
Good on ya cookiebarrel.
lovelurking,
Sep 15, 2:36pm
oops, I visualised a young boy.
cookiebarrel,
Sep 15, 2:53pm
Thanks lovelurking , yeah all grown up though o nce in a while I think I have the young lad back, but thats men for ya.
socram,
Sep 15, 2:57pm
Good to hear! I too visualised a young boy.
groomingtools,
Dec 26, 4:58am
My comfort food is fried mashed potatoes with an egg or two stirred in. If I want to go a step further I fry up onions and bacon bits. Any of these freeze well. Looking on here for pork mince recipes but really want comfort food tonight
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