Color and cook Easter eggs

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What would Easter be without Easter eggs? Coloring eggs is a beautiful tradition and great fun. If you only want to use the Easter eggs as a decoration, they need to be blown out before dyeing. However, if you want to eat the eggs, you have to hard-boil them before coloring.

Coloring Easter eggs is fun!
Coloring Easter eggs is fun!

Blowing out Easter eggs - this is how it works

  1. For hygienic reasons, you should wash the Easter eggs with hot before blowing them out water and wash off some detergent.
  2. Then use an egg piercer to pierce the top and bottom of the Eggs one hole each. Use a blunt darning needle to carefully enlarge the holes to approx. 5 mm.
  3. Hold the egg to your lips and blow firmly into one of the two holes. This causes the egg white and the yolk to come out of the other hole. Catch both in a bowl, because you can later cook a delicious scrambled egg from them.

Before dyeing, you need to boil the eggs

  1. The coloring of Easter eggs is particularly easy with the classic coloring tablets. Each sachet contains 5 tablets in the traditional colors of yellow, orange, red, blue and green.
  2. If possible, you should not use plastic containers for dyeing, as you would dye them at the same time. Better to collect 5 empty jam jars or mason jars; you can dispose of them after dyeing or simply rinse them.
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  4. If you only want to use the Easter eggs as decoration, you should briefly boil them in a saucepan after blowing them out so that they don't start to stink. If you want to eat the Easter eggs, cook them hard now.
  5. While the eggs are boiling, place one tablet at a time in a glass, bring water to a boil and pour 1/4 liter of boiling water over each tablet. Then give each glass a shot vinegar and stir everything with a metal spoon.
  6. Then carefully place the boiled, still hot eggs in the glasses with the help of the metal spoon and let them steep for about 5 minutes, depending on the desired color depth. In between, you should move the Easter eggs a little so that the color is nice and even.
  7. Then take the Easter eggs out of the dye bath and let them dry on kitchen paper.
  8. If you want the Easter eggs to shine, rub them with a bacon rind or some cooking oil after they have cooled down. However, if you want to paint the Easter eggs additionally, you should do that beforehand.

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