Pickled eggs are the best food when drinking. Complex fats, vitamins

salt, water, star anise, sichuan peppercorns

i enjoy pooping the next day after a hand full.

i sure do.

>>8012397
i find they counteract the effect the vodka has on my liver

>>8012397
I like beet pickled eggs. Dat sweet. Dat earthy. Best food for morning drinking. Hands down.

>>8012397
I've never had pickled eggs
Someone give me a recipe to try to convince me these are as great as people make them out to be

>>8012612
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/13743/pennsylvania-dutch-pickled-beets-and-eggs/

This one is very similar to the recipe I use. It's close enough that I'm not going to go dig out grandma's hand written recipe.

The waiting is the hardest part.

>>8012397
This
Especially with cheese and salami
Fuck I want some now

>>8012397
>vitamins
where?

>>8012757
Do you really need someone to google "egg" for you?

I'm allergic to eggs, feels bad. I envy you anons.

>>8012761
Yes

pls

>>8012783
Mostly it's a source of Riboflavin. Which helps with hangovers.

>>8012800
Nice, thanks for spoonfeeding

How exactly are these served in a bar??

I've only had the chance to try these
at a bar once, even the bartender had no clue how to scoop em out of the jar, and then what the fuck to put them in to serve to customer.

>>8012909
>at a bar once, even the bartender had no clue how to scoop em out of the jar, and then what the fuck to put them in to serve to customer.
Slotted spoon, or even a ladle. I'd guess. Why wouldn't it occur to someone to have those things near the jar?

>>8012537
>best food for morning drinking
You have a problem

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>>8012986

>>8012397
Recovering alky here. One of the things I miss most about drinking is eating pickled eggs. There's no point in eating those things if you're not drinking though.

>>8012462
sounds amazing

>>8012943
that's when you just reach in the jar and grab one of those fuckers

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i have a feeling GG was a pickled egg eater.

>>8012612
i too have never had pickled eggs. what region claims them?

You can pickle eggs?

>>8013427
very Pennsylvania dutch (german)

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>>8013434
you ready for this

you can pickle nearly EVERYTHING

>>8013444
>dutch
>german

may wish to delete this post my also american friendo. German=Deutsch

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>>8013427
Dive bars.

>>8013450
yea no shit, it's an american slang term here for Germans that live in Pennsylvanian. take your eurotrash attitude and GTFO

>>8013356
He always had a shit eating grin on his face

>>8013444
thank you.

eggs. the god food.

>>8012397
what do they taste like, I'm 23 and have never had one.

>>8013915
like an egg soaked in pickle juice. think egg salad with pickles, but in the format of a whole egg. the vinegar also makes the white "bouncier".

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>these exist outside of simpsons

>>8013434

lot of things you can pickle

like pickled carrots and jalapenos

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>>8012397
and Complex farts

this thread is inspiring me anons

seeing the pickled eggs and beets recipe here >>8012648 that colors the eggs red, and just found another recipe on google that pickles with mustard and turns the eggs yellow.

for anon's that pickle alot are there any other foods you can pickle they eggs with that would give you other colors?

>>8015690
Blueberries for purple
Spinach for green
Tea for brown

Can you post yellow recipe pls?

>>8015702
http://happierthanapiginmud.blogspot.com/2013/06/amish-mustard-pickled-eggs.html?m=1

>blueberries
>spinach

are those items good for pickling? I've never heard of pickled fruits or leafy greens before

>>8015702
>Can you post yellow recipe pls?

Anything that has mustard seeds in it, but not not something with a stronger color that would cover it up.

Green spices/herbs like bay leaves will work for green.

Shallots will make a pink color kinda like that of beets, but lighter in color. It takes time for the color to develop; it's a chemical reaction of some kind unlike the normal "dye".

>>8015749
>are those items good for pickling?
yes
>I've never heard of pickled fruits or leafy greens before
Google kimchi and apple pickling.
You can pickle pretty much any veggie/fruit