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Egg Birds

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  • Author: Sharon Matten - Kosher Everyday

Ingredients

Scale
  • 12 jumbo, raw, fresh, eggs — washed

Decorative paper — cut into

  • 1. 5″x 5″ squares for the wings
  • 2. 5″x 3″ rectangles for the tails
  • 3. 1″x 2″ rectangles for the beaks
  • Sharp tool, like a mechanical pencil with no lead or a well washed nail
  • Super glue
  • Waterproof markers
  • Toothpicks
  • Thin ribbon
  • Bowl to catch the egg insides


Instructions

  1. With the point of a mechanical pencil (no lead), or an extremely clean nail or pointed object, poke a 1/8 inch hole in each end of the egg.
  2. Insert the toothpick into the egg and break the yolk.
  3. Blow into the smaller more pointy end of the egg – shooting the white and yolk into a bowl.
  4. Rinse the egg out via the poked holes, blowing out any additional water that might be inside.
  5. Carefully poke another hole on either side of the egg for the wings.
  6. Roll the 1” wide strip into a beak and insert it into the hole at the pointed end of the egg.
  7. Fold the squares accordion fashion and twist the edges.
  8. Using a twisting motion insert the wings and tail into the egg holes.
  9. Draw eyes with a waterproof black marker.
  10. Decorate with additional markers or whatever you like.
  11. Glue any loose wings with super glue.
  12. Cut the ribbon into 18″ lengths. Tie diagonally around the wings, knotting at the top of the birds.
  13. Carefully hang your beautiful creations in your Sukkah!

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