The Easter Egg Hunt

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Panther Valley Public Library holds egg hunt

Easter Bunny — Tue, 29 Mar 2011 04:19:38 +0000

Panther Valley Public Library holds egg hunt

The Panther Valley Public Library will hold a free Easter egg hunt for children who live in Coaldale, Lansford, Nesquehoning and Summit Hill at 1 p.m. April 9. Children must be registered by April 4 by calling (570) 645-3780. Staff will need the need child’s name, address, age and town of residence.

Mike Kara Presents – Bolingbrook Jaycees Easter Egg Hunt

Easter Bunny — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 04:28:41 +0000

Mike Kara Presents… Community Focus/ Community Fun Cable Television Program General Chicagoland Area

One Easter event that really makes it feel officially like Easter is The Bolingbrook Jaycees Easter Egg Hunt.

Every year The Bolingbrook Jaycees puts on an Easter Event that would make Peter Cottontail Himself swell up with pride. On Saturday March 15, 2008 one day before Palm Sunday, at The Ball Fields at The Bolingbrook Park District’s Annerino Center in Bolingbrook Illinois, The Bolingbrook Jaycees put on Their one and only Easter Egg Hunt.

The Hunt started at 10 with the hunt being separated into 4 age groups with staggered times.

What is an Easter Egg Hunt without The Master of ceremonies Mr. Peter Cottontail Himself.

These kids at this event just loved the Easter Bunny and He was taking pictures with the kiddies and passing out Easter Eggs along.

There was also the raffling of two adult spa Easter baskets.

Plus inside these plastic eggs along with some awesome candy was a special golden ticket, not to The Willy Wonka Chocolate Favorite, but something equally cool a special Easter Basket. There was two golden tickets in two eggs per age group.

This event was a really awesome thing for these kids. It really made some of these kids Easter a shining bright one indeed …

Any ideas for an Easter Egg Hunt where candy is not allowed?

Easter Bunny — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 04:11:51 +0000

Our state has implemented a policy for public schools where we cannot provide candy to students. Any ideas on how we can do our Easter Egg hunt this year?

I wished I could go on a Easter Egg Hunt but I am still too ugly. Any advice?

Easter Bunny — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 04:06:52 +0000

I know this seems odd, but I remember when I was young, and I never got to participate in the hunt for eggs that contained cheesy gifts. Sometimes I wish just once, some female would give me a chocolate Easter bunny, someone, sniff, besides my Mom.

Using leftover easter candy in recipe for some baked good?

Easter Bunny — Thu, 24 Feb 2011 03:31:22 +0000

I have a bunch of leftover chocolate eggs, bunny and a cross and I was looking for a way to incorporate it into one baked good so it can be eaten and be gone! I was thinking something with peanut butter. Does anyone know of such a recipe?

Preparing for the Easter 2011 Egg Hunts?

Easter Bunny — Tue, 22 Feb 2011 04:22:23 +0000

Preparing for the Easter 2011 Egg Hunts?

Easter 2011 egg hunts had always been a fun and entertaining part of Easter. During the Easter 2011 egg hunts, children as well as adults love to scour the fields high and low for brightly colored eggs that often contain prizes, candy, toys, and chocolates and so on. During the game, these colored eggs are a commodity and the participants are required to search for as many eggs as possible guided by the clues.

So, if you are also preparing to organize an Easter 2011 egg this year, here are some ideas that you can use to add to the fun and enjoyment of the game. Different people use different ways to prepare the clues. They may use maps, photos and riddles and so many other things. When clues are used properly in the hunt, the game can turn out to be really interesting. You can make use of different clues in a single egg hunt also. For example, a map can lead the participants to pictures of the places where the eggs are hidden. Similarly a series of riddles can also lead to the hunter to the pictures or map of places where eggs are hidden.

Maps are the most common types of clues used in an Easter 2011 egg hunt game. They are quite easy, attractive and suitable for children of most ages. If you want to use a map as a clue for a very young child, it would be a great idea to include colorful pictures. When making maps, make sure they depict the locations accurately. If maps are not accurate, it can even spoil the whole game. Avoid putting each and every detail on the map and also omit insignificant elements. After all your aim is to help the participants locate all the eggs and allow them to have fun and enjoy themselves when they are doing so.

Riddles also make great clues for egg hunts. Riddles need participants to think and they are only suitable for elder kids who can read and write. This can be a great challenge for the participants as those who can think quickly will be a step closer to locating the eggs. Young children may not find riddles helpful so it is better not to assign the riddle clues to them.

Photos can also add to the fun of the game and are a great option for hunt egg hunt clues. You can take the pictures depending on the age of the child. For children of very young age, you would like to take the pictures of the exact location where the eggs are hidden. For average age children, you can make it a little challenging by taking pictures of a specific object in the area where the eggs are located. Moreover, for elder kids, you can take pictures of some objects around the exact location and take it at an angle that it is hard to recognize in the first glance.

Recipes And Ideas On How To Host The Perfect Easter Brunch

Easter Bunny — Thu, 17 Feb 2011 03:28:21 +0000

Recipes And Ideas On How To Host The Perfect Easter Brunch

Great Easter brunch recipes or menu is the one that provides people with both appetizing and sweet foods. So, if you are going to host the perfect brunch for this coming Easter, you should be able to offer variety of choices of foods that everyone will enjoy.

A dish like creamy scrambled eggs is a very special egg recipe made with cream cheese, butter, and milk. This will have a very creamy and tasty texture that is entirely different from your traditional scrambled eggs. You can also make quiche or egg-based casseroles for your brunch menu.

Another is French toast stuffed with sweetened mixture of ricotta cheese and strawberry jam and topped with deliciously fresh berries. This recipe is very easy and simple to do. You can make it as quick as 30 minutes and serve plain or with maple syrup. Either way, this recipe is very delightful.

You can also prepare a Wisconsin-brunch casserole to go with your egg dishes and French toast. This brunch casserole is made with cheddar cheese, mushrooms, and ham covered with a mouth-watering, creamy sauce. It is a good idea to prepare this recipe the night before and just bake it the next morning.

Next great menu for your Easter Brunch Recipes is butter potatoes boiled in the broth of a beef and then coated with parsley and brown butter. This will give the potatoes a very unique flavor that everyone will love. You can also make Au Gratin potatoes for your side dish. It is very easy and quick to make recipe from hash brown potatoes, cheddar soup, chicken soup cream, and sour cream.

Then there are also your ham steaks or smoked ham serve with a mouth watering ham glaze made from pineapple juice, raisins, and cherries and then flavored with luscious spices such as ginger, cloves, nutmeg, and many more. A delicious crumb coffeecake menu will also make your brunch perfect. Topped with sweetened fruits, this recipe is very delicious in its own way.

For your beverages you can offer your guests tea, or coffee, or orange juice, or punch juice. This will complete your brunch. There are other Easter brunch recipes that require less preparation yet offers excellent taste of foods for your guests to enjoy. You just need to be creative with your menu or turn it to a potluck brunch for less prep yet delicious foods this coming Easter.

Is it ridiculous to do a “practice Easter Egg Hunt” with an 18-month-old?

Easter Bunny — Tue, 15 Feb 2011 04:16:47 +0000

NOT like we want her to be competitive, but just so she knows the object of the game before Easter… We’re having an egg hunt at my mom’s on Easter and it’ll be her and her two two-year-old cousins doing it.
O– to hide some eggs around our apartment and let her look for them…Ridiculous or not?
That was supposed to say “SO–” not “O–”
Sorry if I wasn’t clear when I said “NOT to be competitive” above. The idea is for her to participate.

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I need a good vegetarian recipe for this easter!?

Easter Bunny — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 03:42:01 +0000

I am the only vegetarian in my family and everyone at my aunt’s easter dinner is totally in love with meat. What can i bring (that is vegetarian) that i can eat??I just want to know if you have any good recipes!!!

I need to have something to eat!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

PS: i don’t eat any type of meat (including fish)

Best answer goes to whoever deserves it! thank you for your help!
The lasagna thing is a good idea but i already tried that and througout the ENTIRE DINNER (which was like an 1-2 hours long) my Uncle and brother would not stop complaining about it not having meat in it.

but thats a good idea anyways!