Getting ready for Easter – Part Two

We have been dying eggs for Easter Sunday. These eggs are going to be for eating! To get the golden-red-brown colour, we cooked them in onion skin. The eggs will be blessed by a priest during “Swieconka” – a Polish tradition that also occurs in English Churches.

Instructions for Colouring Easter Eggs with Onion Skin

Place leaves or flowers on raw egg and cover tightly with a piece of old, thin tights. Tie a knot on each end. Place the eggs in a wide pan. Add onion skin of about 5-6 onions. Cover the eggs with water. Bring to the boil and cook on low heat for 5 more minutes. Turn cooker off and leave in the pan for about six hours. Remove the tights and plants and dab the eggs dry with tissue paper.

Easter Eggs, Catholic Joy, Bernice Zieba
Easter Eggs, Catholic Joy, Bernice Zieba
Easter Eggs, Catholic Joy, Bernice Zieba
 Easter Eggs, Catholic Joy, Bernice Zieba
Easter Eggs, Catholic Joy, Bernice Zieba
Easter Eggs, Catholic Joy, Bernice Zieba
Easter Eggs, Catholic Joy, Bernice Zieba
Easter Eggs, Catholic Joy, Bernice Zieba
Easter Eggs, Catholic Joy, Bernice Zieba
Easter Baskets, Catholic Joy, Bernice Zieba

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