Eggs tend to be a staple for Easter celebrations, whether they're being decorated, rolled, or baked into quiches and served ...

Simply blow the eggs (use the contents to cook, of course!), then save the shells for decorating. It's a zero-waste approach that makes the most of your money, effort, and artwork. This year ...

This Thursday morning on ETV's "Terevisioon," crafter Jaanika Aasrand shared creative and easy tips for decorating Easter eggs at home using simple supplies — just in time for the holiday weekend.

However, according to American Egg Board (AEB) President Emily Metz, using shell eggs for the event will not create an additional strain on U.S. egg supply or prices, as the number needed represents a ...

The exhibition of about 50 decorated eggs came together in a few weeks ... Kilbreath said typically a small hole is made in the shell so the yoke can be removed, although the yoke can also ...

Allow the eggs to cool before handling. Then remove any cake mix that has spilled out of the holes in the shells. Now it's time to get creative! Decorate the eggshells with a marker pen and sweets!

I sifted through other decorating choices ... with the leftovers you can make stuffed shells. Win-win. There is a reason plastic eggs were not included in this round up. An eco-friendly ...