
5 Things to Make with Leftover Easter Eggs
Easter is over, and if you’re like me, you have lots of colored eggs leftover. Here are five kicked-up recipes to make those plain, boring eggs a bit more “eggciting!”
Easter is over, and if you’re like me, you have lots of colored eggs leftover. Here are five kicked-up recipes to make those plain, boring eggs a bit more “eggciting!”
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Once you’ve jigged it out of the water, what do you do with the squid?
No special equipment required!
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