Easter Fools
By Steph Hung
On April 1st treat your loved ones to a simple homemade breakfast. There is nothing like a soft-boiled egg with a few pieces of bread to dip in the yolk.
Only this time there’s something a little special about the eggs:
Looks like the Easter Bunny decided to make an early delivery.
Materials you will need: Eggs, powdered gelatin, egg cups (look for opaque cups or else the gig may be up), spoon, bowls, and a measuring cup.
Step 1: Use the spoon to crack the bottom of the egg.
Step 2: Carefully remove a small part of the shell, and empty contents into a bowl*. Place the shell immediately into a bowl of hot soapy water. After all the eggs are empty, thoroughly rinse the shells.
Step 3: Prepare the gelatin – Mix each 85g box with just 1/2 cup of boiling water so the jelly will hold up when the eggshells are peeled. Each box will fill 3-4 extra large eggs.
Step 4: Allow jelly to set in the fridge for a few hours. Take eggs out 20 minutes before serving so the temperature doesn’t give them away.
(*Make a quiche with the leftover eggs and you’ll REALLY impress your guests)
Happy April Fools Day!
Category: DIY projects, Easter, surprises
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That is such a friggin wonderful idea!!! I literally was so surprised!
Wow that is pretty unreal, best idea ever! I love the photos and the different coloured eggs. I wish I had the patience to make them!
this is so lovely! i love the colours on the eggs!
great pics and awesome project!!
casey
http://blondraven.blogspot.com/
This is awesome, especially for little kids who don’t eat eggs, but who probably eat jello. Great idea:)
hahaha. This is the perfect idea April’s fool. So playing this trick on my family!
Such a cute idea! I bet your kids went crazy over this breakfast.
This is such a cute idea! As someone with an April Fool birthday (and has seen almost every trick under the sun), I approve this one!
What a clever idea. If only my husband would eat soft boiled eggs….
These eggs look so cute and I love the jewel-like colours! Thanks for sharing! Amy Xxx
So cute! I love the Easter/April Fools combo!!
Very clever! As a child I would have loved to have come across a Jello egg instead of a real one. It would have made my Easter utterly complete as I didn’t really have very much use for hard-boiled anything at the time.
Hah!
This is a great idea. Must try this.
Yum!
such a inventive idea!
clever clogs!
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what a fun surprise! i’d love to see someone’s reaction to this!
Oh my goodness SO smart and cute! (and wonderful pictures too!). My fiance’s birthday and party is good friday so I may have to make these for the bbq~!
Love this! Such a great idea
You are too clever, Jordan! Love it.
Ronnie xo
Hi Ronnie! These were actually made by Steph!
Ha! How wonderful!
Très bonne idée !
What an innovative idea!! LOVE!!
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Gorgeous and SO creative! What an awesome idea.
http://www.littledooronthesound.com
Love it! Thinking about doing it for 30 of my kindergartners…maybe not. I’ll make one for myself. =)
What a great idea!!! Love it!!!
Jordan, I LOVE this project!!!! Will definitely try it this Easter! Thanks!!!!!
Hahaha best april fools joke ever! Might have to try this on my brother & sister soon
Fabulous idea — I love it! Can’t wait to fool all my friends. Reposted to my blog.
Omgosshh, seriously? I feel so horrible, I haven’t visited in a while. But you never cease to bring a smile to my face. I just might have to do these…ahhg.
How stunning is this!! <3 SO going to try it
happiness
This idea is fabulous, I will show it to my daughter who always love to make a good aprils joke.
Springlove
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Quick question- is it just the 1/2 cup boiling water or do I add cold water as well?
how about, for adults only, you add some alcohol and make tequila jelly eggs…not sure if they would make the best breakfast though !
This is great, When I saw the picture, I wondered How the hell did you do this.. And it!s so easy ! Tanks for this !