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It's Easter again!! and I wanted to do something special for this holiday. Last year we've got some colorful Egghead chocolates and now I made some "Marbled Eggs".
I was browsing on the web on some pretty ways to dye eggs until I bumped into this awesome marbled thing. It's on Pinterest.com, just click on the Holidays category and every slice of it will roll up like film.
Here's how:
FIRST - Boil the eggs to cook. Then let it set for a while to cool.
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SECOND - Lightly crack the surface of the egg but be careful not to peel-off the shell.
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THIRD - Prepare your food coloring. If you don't have the liquid based food coloring, you can also use the powder type. Simply dissolve it in lukewarm water.
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FOURTH - Place the eggs one at a time on plastic wraps, then pour your food coloring on it. Leave it for 15 minutes or more depending on the consistency of your food coloring.
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FIFTH - Lightly wash the eggs with water then pour some vinegar on it. Let it stand on paper towels to dry.
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LAST - Ready to peel-off the shell to see the incredible SURPRISE.
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