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Cooking Tips
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Hi, my name is Alicia Bodine, the Cooking Guru at LifeTips.
Enjoy these 665 Cooking tips. More added weekly! Happy Thanksgiving! | Nov 25, 2009
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Comments9/4/2007 6:19:18 AMPam said: There is a tradition in Northumberland, UK that eggs are dyed in onions skins, this dates back to possibly Roman times - there being Hadrians Wall and Roman sites in the county. To do this collect onion skins or even better shallot skins and wrap them around fresh eggs until you have several layers. Keep the layers in place by enclosing it in a piece of old stocking/tights tied off tightly. Boil the eggs for at least 40 minutes, leave to cool and remove wrapping. The egg will have a wonderful marbled shell. Rub with a little fat or oil to produce a shine. A wild flower,primroses/primula/violet is often put in the first layer. There are competitons for the prettiest egg in villages at Easter they are then taken home and eaten with freshly baked buns. 11/5/2008 7:30:37 AM bill said: Try turmeric for yellow. That's what makes your mustard so yellow.
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