To kick things off, you’ll want to grab your egg-shaped gelatin molds, and spray the insides of them with non-stick cooking spray. Then, strongly secure them together before moving on with the recipe.
Upon completing that quick step, you’ll need to get a heat-resistant measuring cup. In it, pour your gelatin mix, followed by your boiling water. Stir everything up until the gelatin mix completely dissolves.
Then, carefully pour your gelatin inside of those previously-sprayed egg-shaped molds. When you’ve filled up each one, toss the molds in the fridge to cool for about 3 hours.
When that lengthy chill period is over, remove them from the fridge, and open the molds. Take out each Jell-O egg from the molds, and slice them in half (lengthwise).
After that, you’ll want to grab a mixing bowl. In it, you’ll combine your instant vanilla pudding mix with your whipped topping. Once you achieve a super smooth consistency, stir in your desired amount of tincture.
Now, transfer that infused pudding mixture into a piping bag, and proceed to pipe some onto the middle of each halved Jell-O egg. Put about a tablespoon’s worth in the middle of them, so it looks like the yolk of the egg.
Apply a healthy sprinkling of coarse sugar over all of your “eggs” and throw them back in the fridge to chill up a touch before serving.