How to Cook Tasty Easter red eggs

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Easter red eggs

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Tsougrisma (The Red Egg Easter Game). Red eggs are the key piece of a fun game called tsougrisma. It tests both the eggs strength and the players strategy.

Easter eggs are used as gifts during Easter. Red Easter eggs denote the memory of the blood. Red Easter eggs play a big part in Greek Easter.

The Ingredients need to make Easter red eggs:
  1. Prepare of Eggs, as many as you like
  2. Prepare of Onion skins 3-4 double handfuls
  3. Prepare of Water, as much as it takes to cover all the eggs
  4. It’s of Pantihose optionally, a little thread and small leaves from vegetables or your garden (parsley or dill)

Chocolate Easter Egg with red decoration. Easter eggs on coral red background. Red Easter eggs are just as much a part of the Greek Orthodox Easter table as some of the other traditional foods, like lamb. Theyre even baked into the center of tsoureki, the traditional Easter bread.

Step to make Easter red eggs:
  1. Set your eggs and whatever else that you want on your countertop (pantihose, leaves, thread).
  2. Place the leaves on the eggs, secure them using pantihose which you tie with the thread to keep everything tight.
  3. Put the onion skins in the pot, add the water, place the eggs in it and let them boil for 10-15 minute
  4. Take them out of the boiling water and while they are still hot, cut off the pantihose with a pair of scissors and remove the leaveRub them with a piece of kitchen paper with a little oil on it so that they shine.

In Greek culture, eggs are usually dyed on the Thursday before Easter. This particular Thursday is called Red Thursday, or Kokini Pempti. Nothing is done on Good Friday. Traditionally, the red egg represented Jesus Christs blood spilled for humanity. In the Orthodox and Eastern Catholic Churches, Easter eggs are dyed red to represent the blood of Christ, with further.

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