They’re just sooo cute! Do you have a snowy Christmas where you’re at? Ours has melted and turned to slush…still hoping for fresh, snowman makin’ snow this weekend
Have you ever tried quail eggs? I’ve been reading a lot about them recently, and it turns out they are super nutrient-rich little things!
I once had a neighbor who fed her 3 dogs quail eggs daily, and swore that the eggs were helping her older dogs with a full range of health issues. Definitely worth looking into if you have a furry friend who needs a boost.
Look for quail eggs at your local farms, or ask your local grocer to carry them.
Makes 8-10 servings
Ingredients:
16-20 large quail eggs, hard boiled, cooled, and peeled
peppercorns
rosemary sprigs
about 10-12 pitted black olives
1 small carrot
bamboo skewers
Instructions:
Slice the olives so that you have 8-10 1/4-inch-thick slices. Add a small end of olive to each to make it resemble a hat as shown in the pictures.
Cut your carrot into tiny pieces to make the little noses.
Oh so slightly cut off the top and bottom of the eggs.
Insert a skewer through the center of 2 eggs to create your snowmen.
Stick the tip of the skewer in the eggs to make small holes for the buttons and nose. Place a peppercorn into each hole and a piece of carrot for the nose.
Stick a small rosemary sprig on the side for the broom.
Add your olive hat to finish the snowman look, then place it on a platter.
Repeat with remaining ingredients.
Have fun!
Rachel
Quail Egg Snowmen
Category:
Recipes, Snacks
Author: Rachel Maser - CleanFoodCrush
Servings:
8-10
Ingredients
16-20 large quail eggs, hard boiled, cooled, and peeled
peppercorns
rosemary sprigs
about 10-12 pitted black olives
1 small carrot
bamboo skewers
Instructions
Slice the olives so that you have 8-10 1/4-inch-thick slices. Add a small end of olive to each to make it resemble a hat as shown in the pictures.
Cut your carrot into tiny pieces to make the little noses.
Oh so slightly cut off the top and bottom of the eggs.
Insert a skewer through the center of 2 eggs to create your snow men.
Stick the tip of the skewer in the eggs to make small holes for the buttons and nose. Place a peppercorn into each hole and a piece of carrot for the nose.
Stick a small rosemary sprig on the side for the broom.
Add your olive hat to finish the snowman look, then place it on a platter.
Repeat with remaining ingredients.
Have fun!
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