1. Wash eggs, poke holes up and down, pour out egg whites and yolks, and blow out the rest with your mouth. Wash the inside of the eggshell with clear water to remove the residue. Dry.

2. Draw people's hairstyles and facial expressions on the eggshell surface with colored pens.

3. Cut out the desired animal shape with foam and paint it with oily ink pen. Then stick it on the surface of the eggshell with glue. Then draw cute animal shapes.

4. Cut the colored paper into thin strips and stick them around the eggshell. Or decorate with ribbons. Or buy some printed paper or beads to decorate the eggshell.

Method and steps of making Easter chocolate eggs with chocolate

1, cut the heat-resistant plate or bowl of semi-sweet chocolate, microwave it for 30 seconds, let it melt, delete the microwave and stir the chocolate, and repeat this process 2? 3 times until the chocolate melts completely.

2, put milk chocolate chips, stir and melt chocolate, etc. to provide thermal shock, which is a guarantee that chocolate will harden after.

3, remember to make both eggs and chocolates together, fill in the form and spread with the help of a spoon. Whether you want to have a thin layer of chocolate, put it upside down on the plate, so the extra chocolate and the falling layer are thin. Put it in the refrigerator until it is completely hard.

4, take out the form and fill the refrigerator with good materials, or fill what you want, here, you can put a kiss, it will also be very delicious. When the required filling amount is covered with melted chocolate, the refrigerator is lit again.

5. Finally, change your eggs with tissue lead or patterned paper foil.

The origin and legend of Easter eggs

The origin of the Easter egg is said to come from Mary Magdalene. According to legend, after the death of Jesus, she was invited by Caesar Tiberius of the Roman Empire to attend the dinner. During the dinner, Mary held an egg and said, "Jesus has risen!" " Everyone at the table was laughing at her, and Tiberius even declared, "If Jesus really rises, the eggs in Mary's hands will turn red." Then Mary opened her hand, and the egg turned red as expected.

Since the15th century, people have dyed their eggs red to celebrate Easter in memory of the precious blood shed by Jesus Christ. Later, some were dyed in color. At Easter, Catholics will paint eggs red, ask priests to bless them, and give them to their friends as gifts. This is the earliest origin of giving eggs.