Halloweening - Breakfast

Yes yes I know, Halloween is long gone but I just had to share this with you! We spent most of the day eating leftovers, because as the bf said: 'when you cook for just us you cook for five, now that we were five you cooked for 10!' Hahaha... so plenty to go around...

But I just had to make these as I found them in Martha Stewart's Best of Halloween Handbook. No magazine this year, or apparently there was but it wasnt stocked in the UK. Luckily this handbook was though :) As I only have one MS Halloween mag, this handbook was perfect for me :) After all, it's much better to mess up the book than the laptop when in the kitchen LOL

So anyway, check out these spiderweb eggs:


Arent they wicked?? The whole colouring of the outer shell didnt really work as they only sell brown eggs here (dont ask me why) but the webbing worked great!! :) Definitely great for Halloween breakfast. The bf loved them!

Comments

  1. Victoria at Party Puff2 November 2010 at 22:10

    Fabulous! I saw this recipe too, I'm glad to see someone tried it!

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  2. Raychel2 November 2010 at 23:34

    Love it! I gotta try this next year :)

    Raychel

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  3. Erin3 November 2010 at 20:31

    These are so cool. i wish I would have seen these last week!

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  4. Theresa MacNaughton4 November 2010 at 02:43

    Those eggs look so cool. Hope they were tasty! Theres

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  5. Jana5 November 2010 at 11:38

    Very cool. We have spider eggs at Easter every year. Who knew??? LOL

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  6. Kristin (Book Sniffers Anonymous)5 November 2010 at 17:08

    Those are pretty neat. They look really creepy.

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