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How to Dye Easter Eggs(Greek version)

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Cracking the Easter eggs symbolises Jesus Christ’s resurrection from the dead. This Greek Tradition takes place after the Resurrection (on Easter Saturday midnight). It is a game that involves two players and two eggs which the players choose from a basket of colorful eggs. One player holds his egg and the other player taps with the under end of his egg, the upper end of the other player’s egg. The goal is to crack the other player’s egg. The winner, then, uses the same end of the egg to tap the other, – non cracked – end of the opponent’s egg. The winner is the one, whose egg will crack the eggs of all the other players.This game in Greek is called tsougrisma. Everybody find it really funny, they tell a lot of jokes during the Eggs cracking,the kids &Adults every time trying to find tricks to win the game. Ingredients
12 eggs
1 package of non chemical coloring food any color you desire etc..red one or 1 package of blue or Green dye powder of non chemical coloring food . 6 cups of warm water
1/3 of a cup vinegar olive oil
(for shinning) So... lets start ....How to DYE Greek Easter Eggs! take a container with the mixture of enough water to cover the eggs and boil them for 7 minutes.
After boiled carefully remove the eggs straight off and put them in a bowl filled with cold water so eggs will pell easily. Then in a high glass we mixture hot water and our non chemical coloring food ..then we mix them our non chemical coloring food powder till it melts. After that we put the vinegar in the bowl with cold water ,then we pour our non chemical food colouring we had made. We keep our eggs in liquid non chemical coloring food for 5 minutes .
Carefully remove the eggs and set aside to dry and cold for 15 minutes .When they dry we can shine them with olive oil.
Our Easter Eggs are ready!

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Sanchri Maria Arvaniti in Greece published this 1:25 video tutorial on May 6, 2020. It has been watched 423 times on YouTube.

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