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looks super comforting. does the duck egg make a big difference compared to a regular egg or a marinated egg? I don't think i've actually ever had one.
on the one hand, I keep ducks so all I use these days is duck eggs. On the other hand, they're definitely richer and fattier than chicken eggs, especially store bought chicken eggs. When poached into a soup, it really makes for a lush experience.
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Crispy fried chicken and a silky poached duck egg turning comfort food into a gourmet delight.
yummy i need this
Nice
Looks delicious
Whoa, that looks insanely good 😍
looks super comforting. does the duck egg make a big difference compared to a regular egg or a marinated egg? I don't think i've actually ever had one.
on the one hand, I keep ducks so all I use these days is duck eggs. On the other hand, they're definitely richer and fattier than chicken eggs, especially store bought chicken eggs. When poached into a soup, it really makes for a lush experience.
Nice! It looks more hearty.