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    Easter Food

    I always make Red Beet Eggs.



    The last couple of years though I gave them to our son who takes them to a meal at his church.

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    This is what we do every Easter Sunday.
    We dye the eggs in red dye too.


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    Quote Originally Posted by SilverBells View Post
    This is what we do every Easter Sunday.
    We dye the eggs in red dye too.

    Are those lambs or goats that are being roasted? How long does it take?

    And your eggs have red shells, right? What do you use to make them red?

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    I answered one of my own questions!

    Dye Eggs Red with Onion Skins

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marshmallow World View Post
    Are those lambs or goats that are being roasted? How long does it take?

    And your eggs have red shells, right? What do you use to make them red?
    They're lambs and it takes about 4 to 5 hours to roast. It's a lot of fun.

    I use this http://www.greekshops.com/detail.asp...=5201535045305 to dye the eggs and I only use the red color as that's the tradition.

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    We always have sliced ham & cheesy potatoes for Easter.
    I love Outdoor Christmas Lights!!

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    Here's a cute idea for a buffet table ...... 'an Easter twist on an old recipe'.

    Click .... Devilled Egg Chicks

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    I just started craving deviled eggs! If I had some olives, I'd try this:



    I'm going to go boil some eggs now! Seriously, your suggestion is great. Thanks for the link!

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    Quote Originally Posted by SilverBells View Post
    They're lambs and it takes about 4 to 5 hours to roast. It's a lot of fun.

    I use this http://www.greekshops.com/detail.asp...=5201535045305 to dye the eggs and I only use the red color as that's the tradition.
    Thank you!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marshmallow World View Post
    Thank you!!!
    You're welcome

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