Coloring Easter Eggs in the TM6
Pane-Bistecca
Dyeing Easter eggs in the TM6 is very easy and requires little effort. All you need are raw eggs, water and natural color powder.
I had obtained bags of ground sandalwood and cochineal color powder in Switzerland, which dyes everything reddish. Then I also found a powder of annatto seeds and sandalwood and another of mallow flowers and mate leaves. These are all natural colors that don’t produce bright shades but are more pastel.
I first made a bag with each of the basic colors and then mixed the colors to create several shades.
It’s really easy in the TM6, I think I’ll only dye eggs like this now!
I had obtained bags of ground sandalwood and cochineal color powder in Switzerland, which dyes everything reddish. Then I also found a powder of annatto seeds and sandalwood and another of mallow flowers and mate leaves. These are all natural colors that don’t produce bright shades but are more pastel.
I first made a bag with each of the basic colors and then mixed the colors to create several shades.
It’s really easy in the TM6, I think I’ll only dye eggs like this now!
Ingredients
500 ml Water
raw Eggs to taste
natural Egg coloring in Powder
Plastic bags
1 Coffee Cup
Instructions
1
Step 1
Pour 500 ml of water into the TM6 pot.
2
Step 2
Put 2 teaspoons of color powder into a plastic bag in a cup and mix with a little water.
3
Step 3
Add 2-3 eggs and add enough water to cover them. Close the bag tightly and place in the small cooking basket of the TM6. I cooked 2 bags at a time, so 6 eggs in one.
4
Step 4
Set the Thermomix: 15 minutes/ 90 C degrees/ level 1, put the measuring cup on.
5
Step 5
After cooking, remove the pot from the TM6 and carefully transfer the bags from the basket to the sink. Cut open the bag and pour off the color, cool the eggs in ice water.
6
Step 6
Then rinse the eggs well and put them in the egg carton to dry.
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