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Marbled eggs
Marbled eggs
Give every member of your family a beautifully marbled egg - each one will be unique and they will also make an original Easter table decoration
What you need:
- Six eggs (white or duck eggs if possible)
- Large and small mixing bowls
- Various food colourings
- White vinegar
- Olive oil
- Warm water
What to do:
- Hard boil six eggs and leave to cool (TIP: If you prefer, you can blow the eggs. Place tape over each end of egg and pierce with a sharp needle. Ensure needle pierces yolk and blow contents of the egg out. Then gently rinse the shells and leave to dry)
- For base colours: Mix together 1.5 pints of warm water, 2 tbsp of white vinegar and a few drops of food colouring (Make sure your bowl is deep enough for water to completely cover the egg)
- Place your egg in dye and leave it submerged until the colour has deepened
- For top colour: In a wide shallow bowl, mix a second batch of dye in a complementary colour or darker shade. The liquid should be about 2.5cm (1") deep
- Add 1 tbsp of olive oil to dye
- Stir dye with a fork to create movement in the mixture
- As liquid swirls, place your dyed egg in the mixture and roll it around to pick up streaks
- Gently pat egg dry with kitchen paper and leave to dry
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