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post #11 of 16
2/22/12 at 1:58pm

ClareScifi,

Thank you! I'll give it try sometime.

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post #12 of 16
2/22/12 at 8:07pm
Thread Starter 

You are welcome.  I want to make the chick deviled eggs soon, the kind with eyes made of olives, and a beak made of a red pepper piece.

 

The deviled egg "footballs," made with chives are fun, too!

 

Clare

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post #13 of 16
3/6/12 at 5:19pm
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Animals Are Awesome,

 

It's easy.  Fold up a post card.  Put your still-warm, just-cooked hard boiled egg inside the post card, lengthwise, with the length of the egg parallel to the crease.  Press a pencil onto the egg, lengthwise, parallel to the fold.  Secure each end of the pencil with a thick rubber band, with about 1" of each end of the post card.  Place in fridge for 10 minutes.  Remove.  Take rubber bands off and remove pencil from egg.  Slice egg, forming a plus sign with the egg crease (slicing egg crossways, not lengthwise).



I just can't picture how to do this. . .I love how they look though.  hu.gif

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post #14 of 16
3/6/12 at 8:33pm
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NuChick,

 

I had trouble picturing how to do it, too, but I found this YouTube bit that shows how, with substitutions:

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNw_Hf__G7k

 

They are really quite easy to do.

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post #15 of 16
3/7/12 at 5:46pm

Thanks,

easy once I saw the video.  I'll try them this weekend for a family gathering!

:)

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post #16 of 16
3/7/12 at 8:27pm
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Glad it was helpful, NuChick.  I apologize for the awful language that was in it.  But at least he did a good demo of the process.

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