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#97003 - 06/14/11 11:08 PM Balut
Maria Ricardo Past Moderator Coop Keeper Registered: 03/26/05 Posts: 434 Loc: Hawaii	Has anyone made these? There are many Asians around here that may want the unhatched eggs from my incubator. What are the details for making them?
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#97108 - 06/17/11 02:14 AM Re: Balut [Re: Maria Ricardo]
Foehn Administrator Lord of the Fowl Registered: 08/08/06 Posts: 1974 Loc: New Zealand	The idea would turn my stomach, but here's a link for you Balut Some Asian cultures eat things I would never dream of eating.
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#97130 - 06/19/11 07:40 AM Re: Balut [Re: Foehn]
Maria Ricardo Past Moderator Coop Keeper Registered: 03/26/05 Posts: 434 Loc: Hawaii	Thanks Foehn, I hadn't found that site yet. My ad, posted on CL, brought no responses for the balut ready eggs. Into the compost pile they go.
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#97187 - 06/22/11 06:47 PM Re: Balut [Re: Maria Ricardo]
Richard in MA Flock Leader Registered: 01/23/07 Posts: 332 Loc: Massachusetts	I've never made them but understand that they are cooked while the embryo is still alive and, hence, fresh. I don't think one could use dead-in-shell chicks for balut.
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#108231 - 01/30/13 03:55 AM Re: Balut [Re: Richard in MA]
gdoed98 New Egg Registered: 01/13/13 Posts: 1 Loc: UPPER LUDSTONE, UK	I have tried it once with my friends when we spend our vacation in the Philippines. It's not that bad. _________________________ Adobe Acrobat Pro.
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#108661 - 02/24/13 08:07 AM Re: Balut [Re: Maria Ricardo]
ac1993 Bantam Registered: 09/14/12 Posts: 53 Loc: Philippines	Balut is great! We love it here in the Philippines. The usual eggs used are duck eggs. Don't know how they exactly prepare, I just enjoy eating them haha. But I know they steam/boil them for some time
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