easter eggs: Dying Easter Eggs Naturally
- 04/09/17 06:00 AM
You could buy the packets from CVS and get it done.......OR....you could do something really special. Here are some creative ways to dye Easter Eggs using natural dyes: Red - strawberries, cherries, red onion skins, apple peels,m red wine, beets, pomegranites Yellow - onion skins, lemon peels Blue - blueberries Purple - blackberries, grape juice, violet blossoms, red cabbage leaves Green - spinach Orange - orange peels, carrots, cumin, turmeric, paprika Brown - coffee Add a little vinegar to each solution to help the dye stick to the eggs. Vary the amount of time you let the eggs soak to get a … (14 comments)
easter eggs: Union County Egg-Citement This Weekend!
- 04/05/12 01:54 AM
Here are some Easter Egg Hunts especially for Union County kids this weekend: Summit PAL is sponsoring an Easter Egg Hunt with the Easter Bunny on April 7th at 10 AM at the Family Aquatic Center at 100 Ashwood Avenue. This event is open to all Summit residents. Cranford Chamber of Commerce hosts breakfast with the Easter Bunny at the Garlic Rose, 28 North Avenue, on April 7th at 9AM. Cost is $10 for children and $15 for adults, and photos are an additional $3. Email gina.tipton@gmail.comfor more info. Fanwood’s Annual Easter Egg Hunt will be at Forest Road Park on April 7th at 10 AM. All … (0 comments)
easter eggs: Natural Easter Egg Dyes
- 04/04/12 01:28 AM
When you hard boil your Easter Eggs, add a little vinegar and one (or more) of these natural dyes. After you’ve boiled the eggs in the dye for about 8-10 minutes, the colors will be beautiful! Rub a little vegetable oil into the eggs for a shiny coat afterward. Natural dyes for Easter Eggs: Fresh, canned, or frozen strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, cherries or raspberries Purple or red grape juice Violet blossoms Red zinger or hibiscus tea tea Red or yellow onion skins Red wine Red cabbage leaves Purple grape leaves Spinach Apple, lemon, or orange peels Carrots Cumin Turmeric Coffee Paprika … (2 comments)
easter eggs: How to dye Easter Eggs with Onion Skins
- 04/03/12 08:49 PM
In the Czech Republic, a traditional way to dye Easter Eggs is with onion skins. Here’s how: Soak a whole bunch of onion skins in a big bowl of water. Try to keep them as big as possible and not ripped. Dampen squares of cloth. Any rag will do as long as each egg has its own cloth pocket. Wrap onion skins around the eggs, covering the entire shell. The water will help the skins stick to the egg. Wrap a cloth around each egg and tie it securely with a rubber band. Carefully place the bundled up eggs into … (6 comments)
easter eggs: Egg-Citing Hunts in Union County this weekend!
- 03/30/12 08:47 AM
Get ready for some Spring Time Fun in Union County! The Easter Bunny will be around this weekend for the first Easter Egg hunts of the year. New Providence Lions Club will hold its Easter Egg Hunt at Oakwood Park Easter on Saturday, March 31st, at 9:30 am with the Easter Bunny arriving at 9:15 am. Balloons, lollipops, and viewing of EMS vehicles will start at 9:00. All age groups are invited but the egg hunt is limited to Pre-K to 2nd grade. Garwood’s annual Easter Egg Hunt will be held on Saturday, March 31st, and 12 pm, with … (0 comments)
You could buy the packets from CVS and get it done.......OR....you could do something really special.
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