There's no solid evidence as to how eggs got connected to this real fun-filled event – the Easter. But often claims are made that Easter Eggs were originally symbols of a pagan goddess. Let's not go in for any debate as to how eggs got into Easter. One thing I really love about the Easter Eggs is that it gives the event a real nice colorful look.
Here's how to decorate the easter eggs in a natural way. Let's set the all the synthetic dyes aside. Why not color the easter eggs with all the natural pigments? Yes, you can come up with a wide assortment of colors from natural things that are found almost in any grocery store. You can color your easter eggs with these natural dyes and can give a very different look to your Easter eggs.
Here are the ingredients you need:- Fresh beats and frozen raspberries give pale red color.
- Spinach leaves gives pale green color.
- Red cabbage leaves gives blues color when dried
- Orange, carrot tops and ground cumin give pale yellow color.
- Ground turmeric gives bright yellow color
- Yellow onion skin gives orange color.
- Strong brewed coffee gives chocolate brown color.
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How to color Easter eggs: - Put the eggs in a pan containing water. Eggs should be fully under the water.
- Add Vinegar – 1 Teaspoon full
- Put the particular ingredient that you want the color from.
- Heat the water for 20 minutes in low flame.
- Remove the pan from heat and let it stay for at least 12 hours
Labels: Easter Decoration, Easter Egg Trivia, Unique Easter Eggs
