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6 Terrifying Treats For Your Halloween Party.

Step 3The Devilish Eye

The Devilish Eye
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Deviled Eggs are always a party hit. I made these eggs which I was hoping to recreate the great eye of Sauron from Lord of the rings.

Using a basic Deviled Eggs Recipe I only modified it by adding food coloring, lots of food coloring.

When my eggs where hard boiled and I cut the eggs in half and separated the yolks out. I put the egg white halves in a pot with red and yellow food coloring to dye them a fiery orange and let them sit overnight.

I mixed up the yolk mixture, following my [http://forkableblog.com/?p=22 Deviled Eggs Recipe] but I added a lot of yellow and a bit of red food coloring to get the filling fiery yellow. I always use a pastry bag with a decorative tip to place the filling into the egg whites.

I filled the egg whites almost full of the yolk mixture. Then I dipped the tip of the pastry bag in some black food coloring and finished the filling off. The decorative tip helped spread the black dye in a star shape and then the extra black dye leaked around the edges making this very creepy effect. I also tried dipping the tip in red dye, but the black worked the best.

I garnished with slices of extra large black olives to create a snake like pupil. Its never been so fun to bring death and ruin to the great evil eye!
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