I'd have a hard time saying they better, but certainly different. Also kind of depends on your use. I prefer quail eggs raw...they are so rich and creamy. However, I wouldn't want to make a large omelet out of them!
If they are organic....yes. They are small...these days small is good. At Bill the Butcher we also have a great line of organic dairy products including Duck Eggs, Scavenger Chicken Eggs, Organic Eggs and Quail Eggs. They are very popular.
Duck Eggs are the fullest flavoried egg money can buy. Quail eggs are kind of in the same ball park but the egg is much smaller but just as fortified. Both are very, very flavorful. Imagine egg yolks about 3 or 4 times richer.
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February 27, 2010
I'd have a hard time saying they better, but certainly different. Also kind of depends on your use. I prefer quail eggs raw...they are so rich and creamy. However, I wouldn't want to make a large omelet out of them!
February 27, 2010
If they are organic....yes. They are small...these days small is good. At Bill the Butcher we also have a great line of organic dairy products including Duck Eggs, Scavenger Chicken Eggs, Organic Eggs and Quail Eggs. They are very popular.
February 28, 2010
Duck Eggs are the fullest flavoried egg money can buy. Quail eggs are kind of in the same ball park but the egg is much smaller but just as fortified. Both are very, very flavorful. Imagine egg yolks about 3 or 4 times richer.
February 28, 2010
They are very different and would be presented differently.