Easter Week – Easter Egg Mini Pies

This is a fun delicious craft to make with kids this easter.

They’re easy to make…

Fun to decorate…

And the bite size portions go down super easy!

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Easter Egg Mini Pies

WHAT YOU NEED:

Pie crust dough (you can use store bought or make your own.

Canned pie filling

4 egg whites

Food coloring

new paintbrushes

WHAT TO DO:

Preheat your oven to 375 degrees.  Roll out your pie crust and using an oval cookie cutter cut equal numbers of “eggs.”

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Place half of them onto an ungreased cookie sheet.  Top each with a spoonful or two of filling then moisten the edge with egg white.  Top with remaining eggs and seal edges to close.

Add food coloring to your egg white then let the kiddos use the paintbrushes to paint on designs on top of eggs.

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Bake at 375 for 12-14 minutes.

Serve and enjoy!

Easter Week – Eggcellent Eggs

It’s Easter.

That means Easter Eggs.

Thought I’d bring back this little tidbit on Fresh eggs for this week.

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Did you know that a carton of eggs can keep in the fridge for up to 5 weeks?

Yup!

How can you tell if your raw egg is fresh?

Put it in a pot of water.

If it floats it’s either hard boiled or waaaaaay past it’s prime.

If it sinks and lays on it’s side it’s fresh fresh fresh.

If it sinks and stands on an end, it’s about 2 weeks old.

If it slightly tilts, it’s only a few days to a week…

Go ahead, try it, you know you want to!

What about your easter eggs?

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Do you eat them or just admire them?

Thanks to Wikipedia for these images…

Easter Week- Brady’s Carrot Patch

This is a fun and quick craft for the kids this easter.

These little puppies are sure to bring on the Easter Bunny!

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WHAT YOU NEED:

One package each of…

Orange Jelly Beans or Mike and Ikes

Green Twizzlers

Sugar Wafer Cookies

Chocolate Frosting

Oreos, crushed

WHAT TO DO:

Place two sugar wafer cookies on a green plate.  Cover with chocolate frosting.  Build your carrot patch by lining up two more wafer cookies on top of the frosting along the side of the cookie on the plate.  Build the ends by breaking a wafer in half and closing your patch.

Mix some of your chocolate frosting in a bowl with 4 crushed oreos.  Set some more oreos aside.  Fill your patches with the frosting and cookie.  Then sprinkle additional cookie on top.

With a sharp knife (Mom or Dad’s job) cut a slit in the top of your jelly bean.  Cut a small slice of Twizzler off and stick into the slit.  Then tuck the carrot into the patch.

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