Hello everyone.
I had a feeling the prawn 'money bags' were not things I could cash in, if I had wanted to, (tough choice for this kitty), so thanks, Grandy, for the explanation. I will be a very happy kitty getting to have prawn money bags & honey chicken in the one meal. 😹No conflict of interest here!
When I was young we used food colouring to colour the outer shells of boiled eggs. We sometimes used crayon on them before dipping them in the dye. What we'd written or drawn on them would not take the colour at all.
The eggs were hidden all around the place, indoors & out, for us kids to find.
& we made paper baskets, with strips of green paper in them, to carry our found eggs in.
I can't remember much chocolate eggs at Easter until after we had arrived in Australia.
& I did come from USA, but never heard of lamb cake. I'm sure I'd remember if we had that - I do remember images of the lamb, but more often associated with Xmas.
I also don't think I'd had hot cross buns when I was young, or even as an adult, when I was finally on my own. Over the last few years, I have very much enjoyed the chocolate chip hot cross buns, but I'd actually like them more without the cross, & if the buns were available all year round. I keep wondering why the crosses are not made of icing or chocolate. That would be so much better than whatever the crosses are made of now.
We also used to watch cartoon Easter movies. Although my family did not practice any religion, we'd watched religious movies as well as Easter bunny type cartoons. The cartoons were fine, & I watched them happily, but the movies - only by decree.
Hugzies
mmMekitty
