Bunnies and eggs are symbol of Easter and this table renders a Easter look with them along with a Bird's nest recipe. Bunny lays, decorates and hides eggs. The decorated Easter nest, eggs and cute bunnies celebrate the arrival & freshness of Spring that we associate with this time of year. Placing decorated candles and a white Canna bloom from the garden for the center added charm & festivity.
Here is a simple and easy to make Bird's nest recipe with boiled potatoes and green peas just seasonable for the celebration.
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'Wishing Everyone a Fun Filled Happy Easter'
Boiled Potatoes: 3
Shredded Chicken: 1 Cup (For veg preparation boiled veggies like Peas/carrot/finely cut cauliflower be added and coating of egg can be avoided)
Sliced Onion: 1 Big
Green Chili: 1
Ginger: 1/2 Tablespoon
Garlic: 5 Cloves chopped
Egg:1
Turmeric Powder: 1/4 Spoon
Red Chili Powder:1/4 Spoon
Few Curry Leaves
Fried Vermicelli: 1 Cup for coating
Oil: 2 Tablespoon+for Deep Frying
Few boiled green peas for egg decoration
In a pan pour two tablespoons of oil and put cut ginger, garlic & green chili. Fry for few minutes. Then add cut onions, salt and saute till the onions become transparent. Add turmeric & chili powder to it and fry for few minutes till the raw smell goes. Add curry leaves and saute for one minute. Then add the shredded chicken pieces and combine well with the mixture.
In a bowl mash the boiled potatoes and add with it the cooked chicken mixture and bind it well with hand.
In a small bowl break the egg and stir it and keep aside. Make lemon size balls from the potato dough. In a plate spread roasted vermicelli. Shape the balls to nest pattern and dip in egg mixture. Roll and coat the ball all sides with roasted vermicelli. In a deep frying pan add oil and fry the balls both sides till it turn to golden brown. Arrange it in a plate and place the boiled green peas on it for the egg effect. Here your bird nest is ready. It is easy , quick and fun too for a celebration like Easter and for children table setting.
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Here is a simple and easy to make Bird's nest recipe with boiled potatoes and green peas just seasonable for the celebration.
Scroll down for Bird's nest recipe:)
'Wishing Everyone a Fun Filled Happy Easter'
Boiled Potatoes: 3
Shredded Chicken: 1 Cup (For veg preparation boiled veggies like Peas/carrot/finely cut cauliflower be added and coating of egg can be avoided)
Sliced Onion: 1 Big
Green Chili: 1
Ginger: 1/2 Tablespoon
Garlic: 5 Cloves chopped
Egg:1
Turmeric Powder: 1/4 Spoon
Red Chili Powder:1/4 Spoon
Few Curry Leaves
Fried Vermicelli: 1 Cup for coating
Oil: 2 Tablespoon+for Deep Frying
Few boiled green peas for egg decoration
In a pan pour two tablespoons of oil and put cut ginger, garlic & green chili. Fry for few minutes. Then add cut onions, salt and saute till the onions become transparent. Add turmeric & chili powder to it and fry for few minutes till the raw smell goes. Add curry leaves and saute for one minute. Then add the shredded chicken pieces and combine well with the mixture.
In a bowl mash the boiled potatoes and add with it the cooked chicken mixture and bind it well with hand.
In a small bowl break the egg and stir it and keep aside. Make lemon size balls from the potato dough. In a plate spread roasted vermicelli. Shape the balls to nest pattern and dip in egg mixture. Roll and coat the ball all sides with roasted vermicelli. In a deep frying pan add oil and fry the balls both sides till it turn to golden brown. Arrange it in a plate and place the boiled green peas on it for the egg effect. Here your bird nest is ready. It is easy , quick and fun too for a celebration like Easter and for children table setting.
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Please visit Nap on the porch
Please visit Pink Saturday
Please visit Rustic and Refined
HI, Sujatha! First of all, the table setting is beautiful!!! What a pretty combination of such wonderful elements that could go for Easter or just Spring in general! I really like those little felt (or sponge?) flowers on the eggs. Such a cute idea!!! I've never made the bird's nests before, but what fun!!!!!!! My granddaughter is almost 15 now, so she wouldn't be intrigued by anything like that. I think my neighbor's son would be enchanted, though!!! Happy Easter to you and your family!!!
ReplyDeleteVery lovely, the birdsnest and natural touches so nice.
ReplyDeleteAnn
Your tablescape looks so romantic .. and the nest is so sweet ...I’m going enjoy trying this recipe
ReplyDelete(Thanks ) You always seem to balance nature so beautifully with your table settings ... you’re very creative... Have a Wonderful week !!!..hugs