Then, take your milk sized straw and insert it right where you imagine the ghost’s eyes to go – toward the narrow (top) end of the oval
Insert the straw just through the outer white portion of the egg and stop before you hit the firm yolk
twist the straw around so it carves out a circle
pull the straw out at a slight angle so the circle that you just carved out of the white part remains inside the straw as you pull it out of the egg (you’re essentially creating a vacuum effect with the straw)
squeeze the egg that is inside the straw out onto your work surface and repeat for more ghost eyes
Mouth
twist the straw around so it carves out a circle
pull the straw out at a slight angle so the circle that you just carved out of the white part remains inside the straw as you pull it out of the egg (you’re essentially creating a vacuum effect with the straw)
squeeze the egg that is inside the straw out onto your work surface and repeat for more ghost eyes
Mouth
Use your regular sized straw for the mouth of the ghost
I like to squeeze the straw a little to shape it into an oval for the ghost’s mouth.
I like to squeeze the straw a little to shape it into an oval for the ghost’s mouth.
Repeat the same procedure from above. That’s it!
The Halloween Ghost Hardboiled Eggs are done. What a fun exercise.
Labels: Keto, Low Carb, Egg, Halloween, Sunday Funday, Breakfast, Snack, Lunch Box
Labels: Keto, Low Carb, Egg, Halloween, Sunday Funday, Breakfast, Snack, Lunch Box
Sunday Funday
Halloween Party Treats
- Ghostly Candy Apple Concoction Bark by Culinary Adventures with Camilla
- Jack O’Lantern Cheese Bites by A Day in the Life on the Farm
- Halloween Ghost Hardboiled Eggs by Sneha's Recipes
- Spider Web Pretzels by Amy’s Cooking Adventures
We eat hard-boiled eggs all the time. This is a fun idea!
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