Greek Red Eggs for Orthodox Easter

[@davidos95]

We Georgian Orthodox Christians dye the eggs with red beet juice :)

[@HangingWithHelen]

Davi oh wow! That’s another great method. Does it take very long?

[@kellyclark7517]

I was just going to ask about using beet juice :) Ty! Do you do it pretty much the same as done here with this recipe?

[@cableman29588]

Very nice Helen. Καλό Πάσχα to you and your family from USA!

[@HangingWithHelen]

cableman29588 Thank You so much! Κάλι Αναστάση to you too. 😊

[@ashleighvotruba9523]

Do you store them in the fridge? If so, how do you keep the dye from coming off on your hands when its time to crack them?

[@HangingWithHelen]

I do store them in the fridge. By putting the oil on after you’ve dyed them, it stops the colour from coming off. 😊

[@jimkontos2595]

Can I use different colors if wanted to

[@HangingWithHelen]

Absolutely!!! You can definitely do this with a few different colours. 😊

[@tinahasapis1085]

No vinegar?

[@HangingWithHelen]

Yes, definitely vinegar. We added it once the water came to a boil. 😊

[@suvette72]

loved it girls...xristos Anesti...:)

[@HangingWithHelen]

Thank you so much Elizabeth Flachs. Alithos Anesti. :) xx

[@eugenesedita]

Where does one get the dye?

[@HangingWithHelen]

Eugene Sedita most European deli’s should have them. Anywhere they sell European condiments. 😊

[@eugenesedita]

Hanging With Helen ευχαριστώ πολύ , Ελένη .

[@nevesdarocha]

Red onion skins

[@HangingWithHelen]

Katie Neves yes, that is another way and the most traditional way in fact. 😊

[@eugenesedita]

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[@macon8950]

How are eggs greek.?

[@HangingWithHelen]

The eggs come from Greek chickens that we have raised and speak only Greek to, therefore they are Greek eggs. 😉

[@annatassell]

:)