1. Mix your favorite deviled egg recipe.
2. Dye the whites blue (1/2 C water, 1/2 tsp vinegar, 6 drops blue dye), turn upside down on paper towels, then blot dry.
3. Fill whites with yolk mixture and top with jumbo black olive cut in half and trimmed to look like a fin. Aim for one side straight, one curved.
The wavy cutter I used:
Apparently Shark Week is a pretty big thing... Here are just a few of the displays I saw at Walmart:
Floats and toys
Plush Sharks
Shark Candy at various Dollar Tree and Walmart stores
And of course Pinterest has lots of ideas...
My favorite one-a shark watermelon.
Have a swimmingly happy day:@)
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It's shark week? I know exactly the earrings I'm wearing to watercolor class tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteGet the earrings ready, but save them until the week of the 22nd:@)
DeleteThose are so neat!! My grandson would love them!
ReplyDeleteToo fun Lynn!! I didn't realize Shark Week was such a phenomenon ;)
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower and this post made me smile, my grand daughter will absolutely love some of the ideas you have here,, I love it! Those shark cupcakes are a hoot!! thanks for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteShark Week! Yikes! Shark is a scary word around here! The eggs are adorable though :)
ReplyDeleteJenna
How funny Shark week!! If my Grands were here we might do something fun. They are off on vacation!
ReplyDeleteMaybe because we are so far away from any shark waters our Walmart doesn't seem to care about shark week :) Love those devilish sharks and the shark watermelon is so cool!
ReplyDeleteThose shark deviled eggs are way to cute and clever, Lynn! The shark watermelon is wonderfully carved, isn't it?
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