Homemade Birthday Snack
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Ingredients
- 4 Hard Boiled Eggs
- 3 drops Pink Food Coloring
- 2 cups Water (to Mix with food colouring
- 50 g Potato, Peeled and Boiled
- 25 g Butter
- ½ tsp Salt
- ½ tsp White Pepper
- 24 Round Crackers
- 1 drop Food Colouring - Red
- 1 drop Food Colouring - Yellow
- 1 drop Food Colouring - Green
- 1 drop Food Colouring - Blue
Accompaniment
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Description
Make a kids’ birthday party more fun and tasty! This recipe is a kid-friendly fun snack. Try this recipe!
Method
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Peel the hard boiled eggs.
Take a small, flat bottomed bowl. Put in 3 drops of pink food coloring and 2 cups water. Mix.
Place the peeled hard boiled eggs into the bowl so that they are completely covered. Remove eggs when they have the shade you like. Then place them in the refrigerator for about an hour
Next prepare the mashed potatoes: Peel and boil the potatoes, covered with water, until potatoes are fork tender. Drain the water. Squash the potato with a potato masher or mixer. Add butter, salt and white pepper . Mix well.
Next slice the chilled eggs into thin slices using a sharp knife or egg slicer. Then spread a thin layer of mashed potatoes on 12 crackers. I used homemade crackers but you can use store bought.
After that place a slice of egg on the cracker. Then top with another cracker. Now divide the remaining mashed potato mixture into four portion. Add a drop of food coloring (a different color in each bowl) into each bowl and mix well.
After that you can decorate the tops of the sandwiches with colored mashed potatoes. Put each colored mashed potato mixture into a piping bag and pipe it on top of the cracker, as I’ve done in the photo above.
Enjoy.
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