How To Dye Eggs Using Onion Skins | NATURAL EASTER EGGS | Pirhi | Traditional Slovenian Easter Eggs

[@anag0111]

This reminds me of my childhood in Georgia. I used to do it every easter ❤❤❤

[@mindfulmatty]

This reminds me of my childhood in Slovenia. Thank you for sharing. Greetings from Boynton Beach, Fl.

[@SlovenianKitchenbyMichelle]

My absolute pleasure. Thank you so much for watching 💗💗💗

[@slavicachang7440]

Greetings from Melbourne Australia. I tried for the first time but using red and brown onion peel… leaving overnight as you suggested and got an incredibly rich brown colour with the lovely leaf pattern. Thanks so much for the instructions as I had forgotten how mum did them. ❤️ Slavica.

[@SlovenianKitchenbyMichelle]

Aww you are so welcome! I am so glad that you love the onion skin method. Take care

[@kaybussjaeger567]

Thank you for this great tutorial. Just saw these eggs on instagram and want yo make as gifts even now that easter is over.

[@SlovenianKitchenbyMichelle]

Awww! Thank you so much for your sweet message.

[@dragosluca843]

Im roumanian and we still do this

[@teresabennett2760]

So beautiful...

[@SlovenianKitchenbyMichelle]

Thank you so much!!

[@thomashenin3025]

So beautiful ! Very good idea 👍

[@SlovenianKitchenbyMichelle]

Thank you very much!

[@LisaRobin-r3b]

Fabulous thank you soooo much!

[@SlovenianKitchenbyMichelle]

You’re so very welcome ❤️

[@lilmissclare25]

Can you blow the egg whites and yolk out

[@lauracrevel6078]

Hello, thank you ! Do you know how to do this with something else then nylon tights, as it is plastic I think we can not eat it safely if used this way. Cheese clothe perhaps ? Thank you !

[@bookshopshelli]

You don't eat the nylons. And I wouldn't think any kind of chemical can go through the eggshell. (especially if you wash the nylons first) Cheesecloth does seem like a good idea or perhaps lace? Either of these ideas will possibly leave a pattern on the egg though.