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Grade AA Easter Sunday

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Cookies made by C and E who stayed home Saturday while R and I spent the day skiing. 

Cole slaw made by me Easter morning.  In case you want to know, in no particular quantities:  Chopped cabbage, red, green or a mix of both. Grated carrot. Raw unsalted sunflower seeds, toasted first.  Craisins that have have first been covered with boiling water in a separate little bowl and soaked until softer, adding them and the soaking water to the slaw.  A couple tablespoons of raspberry vinegar.  Just barely enough mayo to coat.  Salt and pepper to taste. Yum.  I go through phases where I could live on this.

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The easter egg hunt that lasted all of a few minutes this year, and thankfully so with how cold it was.  Weren't we outside tie-dyeing on Easter Sunday last year?  I know, I know, it was two weeks later last year but I'm finding it hard to believe it'll be so comfortably warm by then this year.

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Egg dyeing didn't happen until Easter morning and leftover dyes were used as watercolor paints on paper and on wooden eggs.

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You've just got to love good design.

An all-around nice, grade AA, mellow day with family, both here at home and together at C's sister's with her family.

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I was feeling the same way (about the weather I mean). I think Easter being so early makes you have false hopes about the weather. It was a little sad (we actually had to have our egg hunt inside) but a nice day all the same. Happy Easter!

Mmmmm, I love the sound of your Easter. Especially the coleslaw - so funny, I've been addicted to an almost identical recipe myself, lately. Instead of mayonnaise I put in a few good spoonfuls of toasted sesame oil and some toasted cashew nuts on top (and some chopped cilantro if I have some) and it gives it a less creamy, more Asian inspired flavor. SO good either way. Makes a real pretty sight on the table, too, doesn't it?

(and any tips on making easier work of shredding a head of cabbage would be welcome my way! I used the processor attachment last time just to see if it helped but it was a pain to clean up after!)

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