Basically the eggs they are painted red but over the years we find them in a variety of colors.
Eggs are dyed on Maundy Thursday, which is the day of the Last Supper.
Many dye 12 eggs at Easter since it is the number of students.
We paint them red because it reminds us of the sacrifice Jesus made for us.
How to dye eggs without breaking them? The answer is in minutes. You leave them in the pot in a free space and give them 10 minutes. These are enough to see spectacular results.
You should put bleaching threads in the pot and put them in hot water.
Another natural way is with onions. Layer the dry onion leaves together with the eggs in the pot. Fill the pot with water and leave some free space on the rim for boiling.
We start boiling with a low temperature so that the eggs do not break. The eggs from the first ten minutes are ready. You can check the color, it starts from a light pink-red and the longer we leave them in the pot they become deep red-crimson.
We paint them red because it reminds us of the sacrifice Jesus made for us.
How to dye eggs without breaking them? The answer is in minutes. You leave them in the pot in a free space and give them 10 minutes. These are enough to see spectacular results.
You should put bleaching threads in the pot and put them in hot water.
Another natural way is with onions. Layer the dry onion leaves together with the eggs in the pot. Fill the pot with water and leave some free space on the rim for boiling.
We start boiling with a low temperature so that the eggs do not break. The eggs from the first ten minutes are ready. You can check the color, it starts from a light pink-red and the longer we leave them in the pot they become deep red-crimson.
Boiling will give it a little color which will easily come off. When you have achieved the desired color, remove the eggs one by one with a spoon, dry them and polish them with a cotton swab dipped in oil.
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