Learn how to make these awesome "firework" eggs for Easter or even the Fourth of July...!
It's as easy as hard boiling your eggs, gently rolling them around on the counter to crack the shell, and then letting them sit for about 10 minutes in an edible, food based dye. We like to use India Tree food dyes, with no corn syrup and made from 100% natural vegetable sources.
The dyes will settle in the cracks.
It's as easy as hard boiling your eggs, gently rolling them around on the counter to crack the shell, and then letting them sit for about 10 minutes in an edible, food based dye. We like to use India Tree food dyes, with no corn syrup and made from 100% natural vegetable sources.
Then they are ready to peel and eat!!!!
Keep these in the fridge until you are ready to eat them or serve in a colorful egg salad!!!!
also posted to: Grown in my heart
Keep these in the fridge until you are ready to eat them or serve in a colorful egg salad!!!!
also posted to: Grown in my heart
Now tell me, wouldn't those make the most awesomest deviled eggs ever?
Jen
Very cool - like tye dye! Deviled eggs are about my favorite thing ever!
ReplyDeleteThose could be the 4th of July Party hit! We're running over there for the recipe...
ReplyDeleteWho would have thought about dying eggs for the 4th?!! Love this idea - so clever!
ReplyDeletesuper cool.
ReplyDeletexoxo
Very cute idea.. and we love egg salad!
ReplyDeleteLuLu
Forrrrrrrrrrr sureeeee! Hoe cool would that look!!!
ReplyDeletem ^..^