How to Boil Eggs for Easter

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Summary: Coloring Easter eggs? Learn how to boil Easter eggs in this free video clip about Easter crafts.

Views: 3,048 | Tags: crafts, easter, eastereggs, easterbaskets, eastercrafts, eastereggdye, eggsboil

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Lynne Lincoln Lynne Lincoln co-hosts an Easter egg hunt at a neighboring grade school in her home town in Tennessee. Ever since she was a little girl Easter has been her fa... read more

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How to Boil Eggs for Easter

Hi, I'm Lynne Lincoln on behalf of expertvillage.com. Now back to dying eggs. We're going to spread out some paper on a big surface probably a dinning room table or a huge counter top, depending on how many eggs you're dying. Get your eggs and all your supplies, set them on the paper and then you're going to want to go to the stove and boil some eggs. Now I've already taken the liberty to boil some. But when you boil them just make sure that you get a pretty large pot even larger than this would be good. Put your eggs in and make sure that the water covers the eggs completely. And then you're going to put it on the stove to boil for about 10 minutes. When it comes to a boil kind of turn it down to a lower boil and leave it on for about 5 minutes after the 10 and that should be a good hard boiled egg. Don't be concerned if some of them bust, it's no big deal just make sure you have enough to satisfy everyone with their egg dying experience.