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A green yolk implies that the egg is overcooked. The hydrogen in the egg white has joined with the sulfur in the egg yolk.
To get an excellent yellow yet strong egg yolk in a hard cooked egg, don't bubble, steam.
In a skillet with a tight-fitting cover, include about an inch of water in the base. Heat the water to the point of boiling. Add a liner container to the base of the dish.
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Eggs with green yolks:-
Poultry in Kerala lays eggs with green yolks, experts break the mystery after a mysterious surprise
Chickens in Kerala lay eggs with green yolks, experts give mystery after a mysterious surprise
Ironically, the owner of the poultry farm ensured that they tasted like normal eggs.
From pale yellow to deep orange, the colors of egg yolks may vary but do not go beyond the known. However, all of a sudden - and with some disgust - these chickens, on a Kerala farm started laying eggs in blue-green metals. Ironically, the owner of the poultry farm ensured that they tasted like normal eggs. The news first came to light about a month ago when the owner of the site, Shihabudheen AK, posted on Facebook to share various photos and videos about the strange and unusual event.
image-googleFrom calling the eggs a go and getting involved in taking genetics as an excuse, people came up with a number of comments after photos and videos went on different social media.
"How could that be?" wrote the Redditor. "Our break will be wonderful!" made fun of the other. "Is it vegan chicken?" asked the third.
Apart from leaving the netizens with long inquiries, the incident has also attracted the attention of other experts from the Kerala University of Animal and Wildlife (KVASU). They decided to investigate the matter further. In the end, after their research, they broke the mystery behind the green egg yolk and it's a very simple yet funny thing.
During the research of poultry, it was found that the diet of birds was responsible for this behavior. “As we gave the children cooked food at the university, they began to lay eggs in yellow,” says Dr S Sankaralingam of the university. WHERE?
Later, the owner of a chicken farm revealed that he often mixed herbs and plants with bird feed.
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