Edible easter egg decorating

This sweet and sticky glazed ham is sure to be the star of your Easter feast.

@sos_kuhinja_kitchen Egg Dyeing: Marble Eggs Ingredients: - onion and garlic peels - Nylon socks - water - eggs - 1 teaspoon of salt - 2 tablespoons of alcoholic vinegar - 1 teaspoon of food...

These abstract Easter eggs might look like pieces of art but they're completely edible! This DIY food safe Easter egg paint is made with only 2 ingredients!

Step by Step instuctions on how to make Marbled Easter Eggs. These are a perfect and easy craft idea for Easter. The Marbled Boiled Eggs are fun and edible.

Jules | Interior Designer | Home Decor Content Creator on Instagram: "Here is how you can make edible gold glitter Easter eggs 🐣 How to Make: • • Colour the eggs the way you want. I used orange food colouring with turneric and vinegar. Boil teg eggs, Then dry. Apply few drops of olive oil all over the egg. One drop is enough. Then apply the edible glitter dust. Link for glitter is in my bio Amazon Storefront Share this idea with someone 🩷 #glittereggs #glittereastereggs #easter…

59K views · 3.7K likes | NANCY on Instagram: "Edible Easter Egg decorating idea … Use 4 tbsp vinegar in a pan of water and as much or as little food colouring as you fancy. Choose edible spring flowers - primroses, daisies, forget me nots, violets. Eggs (kept cool) are good to eat for a week. Full details in Green Living Made Ease page 108. #easteregg #naturaldecoration #easter #edibleflowers #egg #primroses #violet #craft #easyercraftidea"

Jules | Interior Designer | Home Decor Content Creator on Instagram: "Here is how you can make edible glitter Easter eggs 🐣 Share this idea why someone 🩷 #glittereggs #glittereastereggs #easter #tablescape"

I've always loved Easter eggs decorated with alcohol so much, that I've made an EDIBLE alcohol ink Easter egg tutorial using only 2 ingredients!

Learn how to dye easter eggs in shaving cream with food coloring!

It's almost Easter, and I've got some egg-citing projects for you! (Sorry, couldn't resist . . .) I'm sure you're familiar with panorama sugar eggs - you kno...