Here is the omelette that I made from the goose egg. I cut off about a third of this for me, and DH ate the rest of it. We each had our own sausage patty (thanks, Old Jersey Lady!) ;->
I made a double order of pancakes, so there were plenty to eat and to leave sufficient quantity for midnight snacks.
Here are the pancakes. They seemed especially tasty; maybe it was the duck egg. I used one duck and one chicken egg.
Adventures of Dorrie Anne 
It looks very good, but I think I’ll stick to chicken eggs. Actually, I don’t know of a local soure for duck or goose eggs, but probably because I’ve never looked for one.
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I can’t really tell any difference, but it was fun chronicling the adventure. The goose egg yolk was “stickier”, but that’s about all the difference – apart from the obvious size differential.
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Judy, the omelette picture is gorgeous. The textures look 3 D and I have never seen a prettier one even in a food magazine. Wish I knew how you worked that magic. The perfect color accents helps a lot!
Taste, no matter how superb, would be second after its superb visual presentation. 🙂
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Many thanks, but it’s just a kitchen shot under fluorescent lights with an ancient iPhone 4!! I did brighten it a bit in Photoshop, that’s true.
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Maybe I’m just easy to impress, but that photo really did. It surprises me that you did it with your camera phone.
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I take about 99.9% of my food pictures with that iPhone camera. My Lumix seems to prefer the out of doors! I looked at the new iPhones with the whoop-de-do cameras, but couldn’t justify getting one since the one I have allows me to talk to anyone I wish, and seems to take pictures that look good enough to eat. So I’m a happy camper! ;->
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Did it again. Darn! Judie! 🙂
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Did what again?????
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Judy instead of Judie. 🙂
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Oh, no worries. See – that happens so often, I don’t even notice. I’m not picky about that !!!
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I’m glad to see that you really meant it didn’t bother you. But I do keep trying to keep it straight. 🙂
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When I see a word that means “me”, I don’t really notice how it is spelled. I get a lot of Julie and Jodie, but if it is obvious they mean me, then who cares? Not me!
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Looks wonderful and delicious, Judie.
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Thank you, Mitza. Hope you have sunshine today. ;->
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Yes, Judie, you sent me some sunshine today. It was cold but nice, today. Have been riding my bicycle twice and made some photos of tree barks and of a rather tame squirrel in our garden. so cute, have a wonderful day, virtual hugs, Mitza
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So glad you saw the light! ;-> Our squirrel has emerged from under the workshop for a couple of foraging adventures. He took so many acorns under there last fall that he probably still has enough to last him a while. Looking forward to the tree bark pictures. I always seem drawn to tree bark, too. Sort of like fingerprints – so many different appearances.
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