How to Make Paque eggs with French Tripled Milled Soap
When anyone hears the words “French Tripled Milled Soap”, the instantly think of Marseilles Soap.
Utensils
- cutting board or clean marble or wooden countertop or peninsula
- Metal cheese grater or Metal cheese shredder
- Metal egg shaped cookie cutter
- Metal capital letters sheet (Optional. Used for Personalize or Customize your soap)
- French baking pin
- A rubber mallet
- A spatula
- A ceramic or porcelain platter, a wooden or metal tray.
»Ingrédients »
- UCMDesigns’ 72% Percent Adulterated Olive oil & Cottonseed oil Savon de la Nouvelle~Orléans, UCMDesigns’ 72% percent Cottonseed oil & Coconut oil Savon de la Nouvelle-Orléans, Any Certified Marseilles 72% percent Olive oil Soap or Marseilles 72% percent Palm oil soap
- Purified aqua, Distilled aqua, or Filtered aqua
- Red oxide, aquamarine blue oxide. (Optional; For a hint of coloring)
Take a bar of UCMDesigns’ 72% percent Olive Oil Triple Milled soap with clean and dry hands. With a metal cheese grater or cheese shredder, over a clean and dried wooden cutting board, begin grating the UCMDesigns’ 72 percent Olive Oil Savon de la Nouvelle~Orléans. Once the bar of savon de la Nouvelle~Orléans is completely shredded or grated, pour a Petit de eau into the pile of shredded savon de la Nouvelle~Orléans resting on your clean cutting board, marble countertop or peninsula. With clean hands free of rings, incorporate l’eau with the French triple milled soap in a meshing and circular motion. Make sure to l’eau et savon is not too wet but pliable into a paste or dough form. Once you have achieved the right consistency, work the grated savon and l’eau mixture into a ball. Using your French baking pin, roll the ball into a flattened oval or circular shape. Take your metal egg shaped cookie cutter and position the egg shaped cookie cutter into the soap paste and cut an egg out of the stationary soap paste. Remove the French triple milled soap pasted from the metal egg shaped cookie cutter. Rest the egg shaped soap on your platter or tray. At this time, you may be able to use the egg shaped cookie cutter again to create another egg shaped soap. The amount of soap you will obtain from the rolled soap paste depends on the size of the soap paste and your egg shaped cookie cutter. Encore. Once you second egg shaped soap is obtained from the baking pin rolled soap paste, place the soap on the platter or tray. Make sure the leave enough space between each egg shaped soap. To add a personal touch and you are giving these cute French triple milled egg shaped soap as gifts or ornamental decorating your home for Paque, try monogramming our soap with the desired letter or letters. For the best results, monogramming your soap should be done while the soaps are still soft. The soften soap will better conform to the letter you are placing at the centre of your egg shaped soap. If the soap hardens, you run the risk of damaging your egg shape soap design. Choose your letter you want to place in the centre of your soap. Make sure your metal letter sheet is clean and free of débris of any kind. Make sure you have enough room between egg shaped soaps to be able to place your metal letter sheet onto the center of your chosen egg shaped soap. The other resting soap should be free from any disturbance while you press your chosen letter on to the other soap. Use your Petit rubber mallet to gentle tab down the letter you chose to monogram your egg shaped soap. Encore. Continue the process until you finished using all of your baked pin soap paste. For left over soap paste that cannot form a complete egg shape, carefully roll into a tiny ball. A Petit goes along way. This Petit balle can still be an effective soap to use. Simple place the soap ball onto your tray with the rest of your soap. Let your egg shaped soaps and possible soap ball set to dry and harden on the platter or try for at least a week. After a week in the dry time process, your soap is free to use.
