Find the Panda and an Easter Egg
10 years ago
There was a panda in the crowd.
In this picture there is an egg.
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10 years agolast modified: 10 years agoThere's also a bear and a mickey mouse in the first pic...at least i see them...
Found the egg...
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Easter Egg Plant
Comments (18)My mother-in-law and daughter both had and loved this plant. Being in Ontario, Canada is not often condusive to year round growing of such ornamental plants though! My mother-in-law brought her easter eggplant in off her balcony in the fall, let it sit in her apartment through the winter and let it dry right out. The pods or "eggs" remained on the plant but dried out beautifully. She now has the equivalent of about 3 packages of store bought seeds from this one plant! And mammie, in doing an online search of this plant, I noticed that the pods do come in a variety of colors!...See MoreOrganic Easter Egg Dying!
Comments (5)I've done some of those, they make nice pastel shades, and I had some luck tying small leaves and herbs to eggs and dying and having the silhouettes stand out. Funny thing, I'm so plant oriented right now, I read the thead title and was trying to figure out what sort of plant "easter egg" was and what it might be suffering from. :)...See MoreChocolate Coated Cream Filled Easter Eggs
Comments (47)I did make them and they are soooo good and so easy. Tracey yours look great too. I only made half a recipe and divided that in half. Half with only my coconut scented vanilla from Puerto Rico and half with lots of coconut. I did find it a bit soft so I kneaded in more confectioners sugar until it felt right. I used the Bakers chocolate coating cups. The chocolate was a bit thick to work with and I could have thinned it but I was hurting by then and just did the milk chocolate ones on the plain cream ones and a few of the coconut ones. I froze the rest of the uncoated eggs and will coat them in dark chocolate when I'm ready to eat them. Terrapots, I think I'll use the rest of the condensed milk can and make some with orange flavor, since I have that. Didn't have mint after all. Wish I had some raspberry extract though. All in all a great recipe that I will use in the future too Ann. Thanks for sharing again. I did make one big egg with each batch too. The big plain cream egg is smaller than the double coconut one. Here is a pic of the milk chocolate coated ones and you can see the two with coconut inside have coconut outside. They had just come out of the fridge so have a little moisture on them....See MoreDo you know about 'Easter Eggs' embedded in DVDs?
Comments (4)All of the Nancy Drew games we have played have Easter Eggs....Just a decorated egg....I was dissapointed...I expected something more..I don't look for them anymore....See More
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