How to preserve eggs naturally for long term storage at home

Curious about how you can keep your eggs fresh for way longer than you thought possible? Join me as I break down egg preservation, step by step. We're going back to basics with some pickling lime and good old-fashioned techniques that'll ensure your eggs stay fresh for months or even years. This video is perfect for homesteaders, preppers, or anyone interested in cutting down on waste and becoming more self-sufficient. Watch now to learn how to preserve your eggs like a pro and get the most out of your pantry.

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[TimkennedyMMA]

I hope you found this episode insightful. Are there any other homesteading topics you'd like me to explore? Let me know!

[rzretur]

A trained assassin teaching us about egg preservation. The internet is wild.

[garretisla]

Guess what? You can dip eggs in mineral oil for preservation, and then store them at room temperature for more than 3 YEARS! seriously, it works. They stay liquid, and don't go bad. I made eggs and bacon this morning, from 1 year old eggs left in the pantry of my house, no refrigeration! Awesome vid, Tim!

[lucasortiz]

Well I didn’t think I would learn how to preserve eggs at home from Tim Kennedy today but here we are.

[alexanderslee]

I’m digging the Homestead Homemaker version of Tim Kennedy. Please regularly produce this content about this subject matter 🙏🏻

[MakerBoyOldBoy]

Sounds very good. For my limited use I buy a carton of eggs. Break all 12 into a container. Use an immersion blender and immediately pour into a lubricated ice cube tray and freeze. After freezing I remove the egg cycles and store in a gallon freezer bag for later thawing and use

[Steve-fegj]

This is exactly why I’m on YouTube on a Friday afternoon.

[hockey]

With the store bought eggs just coat with a light layer of mineral oil. Use powder free plastic gloves. I've had eggs last easily 10 months in the refer. To test to see if they're good, just place them in a glass of water. If the sink they're good, if they float they're bad.

[w.s.m]

Something that I do is when I buy a jar of pickles, then finish the pickles, I hard boil eggs, crack the shells, then dump them into the jar of leftover pickle juice. It's a great snack and tasty to boot! Love the channel, Tim!

[ronalddelacruz]

The last I expected when I opened YouTube today was to watch Tim Kennedy teaching me how to preserve eggs. Makes me want to raise my own chickens. 😅

[cassyhenry]

We add a 40 watt lightbulb to our chicken coop in the fall and winter, inside.We make sure to place it away from their roosting area so they can rest. The shorter daylight hours can be extended that way until 9 P.M.We put it on a timer so it shuts off. Works great for keeping up winter egg production. We also feed higher protein during and after they start the mounting season. Good show.

[Freedomunplugged]

That’s awesome! I’ve been dehydrating my eggs, and they can last anywhere from 15 to 25 years.

[notgivennotgiven]

Nature is amazing. It gives us everything we need.

[henryschilling]

And if any of y’all ever question whether an egg has gone bad, put one in glass of clean water, a good egg will sit on its side, a bad egg will float and if it sinks, but stands on end it’s still good, but not for long. Solid content.

[americanboondocks]

You are right about the information gap in generations. And i also think that covid, as horrible as the whole thing was, opened alot of eyes to gardening, food preservation, and animal husbandry. And i love it.

[thatDOGbites]

This is one of many things that you learn growing up in the south. 🇺🇸✊🏼

[Blessed-zkzl]

Insightful indeed! I’m feeling like I’m part of the story book about the City Mouse and the Country Mouse. I’m learning and love this!!

[isaacunrau]

It works. At 13 months only the couple that had cracked were not good. There is however a difference between fresh and preserved. The texture and viscosity, especially the whites, is more like a 3 to 4 week old egg. It runs further in the pan than the thicker fresh eggs.

[elenorsnow]

I LOVE that Tim keep popping up (cause I watch so many of his vids) with some ENTIRELY new (to me, at least!) field, or op, or info! I learned who Tim is through the Unsubscribe and Shawn Ryan podcasts. How FASCINATING and wonderful he is!!

[joshhart]

My wife and I have been doing these kinds of things for preparation/self sufficiency. Awesome content man keep up with this kind of stuff. Lots of respect for this