Most people find the flavor of quail eggs to really "taste like chicken" eggs. The most noticeable difference between a quail egg and a chicken egg is the size, with a quail egg being much smaller. Quail eggs are great for soups, Hors d'oeuvres, snacking, and super cute tiny applications.
Suggested Uses
Hard boil the egg, peel, and then place the egg whole in a soup or stew.
Hard boil them, then peel, and finally dust in salt and pepper to serve as an easy Hors d'oeuvre.
Prepare them as bite size scotch eggs.
Crack multiple eggs to create a multi-yolk sunny side up egg.