Drop a yolk into a the middle of a bowl of risotto immediately before serving.

I love quails scotch eggs like luvcookbooks. I have a no fry recipe which I made months ago and was a HUGE hit. Here's the recipe which can be adjusted when using normal eggs. http://www.food52.com/recipes/6952_ovenbaked_scotch_eggs

Homemade white sauce pizza with bacon, when you take out the pizza from the oven, immediately crack the eggs on the pizza. Let rest for a few minutes. The whites will cook, but the yolks will break beautifully. Serve with arugula salad. Yum!

I think tiny Scotch Eggs. They always seem like too much with hen's eggs, but might be a perfect bite with quail eggs. Keep us posted!!

Poach, poach, poach and maybe serve in individual fried (grated) potato baskets, kind of like a little nest.

Can you juggle? heh heh. This recipe for Chinese Tea Eggs looks cool: http://steamykitchen.com/2147-chinese-tea-eggs-recipe.html

there's also steak tartare. and i second the shooters. you can just break off the tops, add your poison (i agree with the sriracha idea, and there's also spicy pickled veggies and bacon crumbles), and then shoot them.

Thank you all for the great and thoughtful ideas! A tough choice lies ahead...

Finish off a sushi meal the traditional way, with a raw quail egg shooter: separate the quail egg yolk from the white, put the yolk at the bottom of a shot glass, top with a tiny dot of sriracha, and take the shot. Let the yolk slowly dissolve under your tongue. Sweet oozing heaven...

I love to hard boil the eggs and then pickle them with a little cider vinegar. If you use juice from pickled beets , the eggs become bright pink. They are great in salads. Or, just to eat.

Boil and use as garnish for Salad Nicoise. Poach and use to fill braised artichoke bottoms. Use yolk only raw over tuna tartare.

Have a party! You now have the cutes food item ever in your posession!

http://www.food52.com/recipes/2843_eggs_and_baskets

http://www.food52.com/recipes/3241_baby_ham_eggs

http://www.food52.com/recipes/3252_duck_its_baby_eggs_in_onion_nests