What does your family do with all those hard boiled eggs after Easter?
My family has a fun solution which gets the kids in on the action - a valuable contribution to those Easter Dinners, too!
Without Paprika:
Happy Easter hugs to you, my dear blogging friends.
What a lovely Easter presentation for the dinner table, De. I love those colored eggs, plus they look yummy for eating.
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what colourful eggs Donna.
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I love deviled eggs and these are so pretty! What a great idea! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThey look fabulous Donna, like a plate of gem stones!! Easter Blessings to you and yours xx
ReplyDeleteWow what a great treeth I love your presentaion of your coloured eggs, they must delicious!!!
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Maria
Great idea DE!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty and delicious Easter treat !!! They look perfect Donna :) !!!
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Mayra
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These look fabulous Donna, such wonderful bright colours.
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Pauline
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Love the colorful deviled eggs. We usually have them for Easter too. But never got them as colorful and attractive as these.
ReplyDeleteYummy. I love deviled eggs and these look so festive. I will have paprika on mine thank you.
ReplyDeleteYummy looking eggs Donna. Too bad SNS doesn't make edible glitter; you could sprinkle some on top, that would really fancy them up LOL. Happy Easter.
ReplyDeleteDonna, what beautiful vivid coloring in those eggs. They look delicious. I really love deviled eggs and make them for almost every gathering. I've got to check your recipe out. Do you put horseradish in yours-I love it with a little zing! lol Happy Easter to you and yours!
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Carol
Now those really ARE colored eggs! I've always loved deviled eggs but usually when I make my own since I'm not particularly fond of paprika and nearly everyone uses it. This is such a great idea. I'm going to try them for sure.
ReplyDeleteThese look fabulous Donna. Happy Easter
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Great ,love them ,happy Easter to you and your family
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Hallo liebe Donna,
ReplyDeletewas für eine Eierparade. Die sehen ja absolut lecker aus. Da wird sicher beherzt zugegriffen. Eine tolle Idee. Ich wünsche dir und deinen Lieben von Herzen ein wunderschönes Osterfest. Gott schütze euch. Ganz liebe Grüße Hugs and Knuddels Silvi
How colorful and fun! Looks like confetti eggs! Great idea, De.
ReplyDeleteWow - how colourful! You have many talents, my dear friend! I am impressed with these vibrant eggs but they are too pretty to eat! Enjoy your Easter!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute, Donna! I could imagine all kinds of colors for all kinds of occasions -- 4th of July, Christmas, sports teams. . . Wow!
ReplyDeleteYour eggs are fun and probably very tasty :) Have a great Easter, Shirleyxx
ReplyDeleteUmmm-Ummmm- yummy. Love deviled eggs, and these are so pretty. Wish I had one to pop in the mouth right now! Happy Easter, Miss Donna. TFS & Hugs
ReplyDeleteYummy! These deviled eggs look "delish" De! Have a Happy Easter! Hugs!!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! Love the colors!!! TFS! Hugz!
ReplyDeleteSuch an awesome idea Donna. So colourful and eggs are excellent protein source.
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Desíre
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Donna, thanks so much for your nice comments on my blog and for becoming a follower!! I love your blog, too, and am your newest follower!! These eggs look WONDERFUL!! Happy Easter!
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Darcy
These are so beautiful and what a lovely addition to the table in bright Spring colors. Ours were plain white, but they went like hot cakes, I find that kids and men in particular love them. If we have any left, I love egg salad sandwishes with a little olive in the egg salad, delish! Happy Easter, Donna.
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Sue
Hello, dear friend - I noticed you won over at Eureka Stamps (so did I - Yay!) Congratulations, Donna!
ReplyDeleteHope you had a lovely Easter with lots of yummies!
Oh Donna these are just awesome.
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I have never seen the actual eggs coloured in this way before. Great for special occasions. Thank you for becoming my newest follower. Hugs Mrs A.
ReplyDeleteOh yum yum Donna - especially the ones with the Paprika - coooo I can taste them now.
ReplyDeleteHugs to you Sue Pxxx
Am emailing you about the spritzer tool.
This looks sooooo yummy and what a wise idea to recycle.
ReplyDeleteDonna, are these food colours natural?
Thank you for not giving up on me... I have been so tied up with some challenges we are facing.
How are you, doing dear kind, blog buddy?
Love,
M
De, I want one!!! Why are you packing up your craft room? Did I not read something. Duh me here!
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