Natural dyes for eggs

March 31, 2010 at 7:36PM

Natural dyes for eggs You will need a significant amount of edibles to create many of the dyes. For spices, use 2 tablespoons or more per 4 to 6 cups of water. For solid food, use 4 cups or more of chopped up ingredients (beets, red cabbage and the like).

Pink/red: fresh beets, pickled beet juice, cranberries, frozen raspberries, red wine, red onion skins

Tan: yellow onion skins, green tea

Deep yellow: ground turmeric, curry powder, ground cumin

Orange: paprika, chili powder

Purple: hibiscus tea leaves, cranberry juice

Blue: canned blueberries, red cabbage leaves, red grape juice

• Grey: blackberries,

Brown: coffee, black tea

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