Talmud zu Ijow 21:10

Unimpregnated eggs are permitted: (Job 21:10) “His steer made pregnant, he will not miss impregnating.¹³⁰The verse is quoted to show that the verb געל used here does not mean “to loathe” but “to miss impregnation.”” Eggs that started developing¹³¹In Babylonian spelling, this would be שהרקימו. The paragraph has a parallel in Tosephta 9:5, but this one sentence is missing there. are forbidden. Twisted ones, he who likes it may eat them¹³²Eggs in which the yolk does not form a ball and which will not develop even if the hen sits on them a long time. These may be eaten by people who are not repelled by them.. If one found blood in them¹³³Boiled eggs., one shaves off the place of the blood.