evidence: How to make hollow chocolate eggs using two silicone mold designs, filled with messages of hope, sealed and decorated for a beautiful 3-D finish. [...] The 3-D egg set consists of two pieces - an injected hard plastic outer case that houses a removable silicone mold. I chose the Lillois and Propolis designs. They come in at 210 x 110mm (8 x 4 inches). [...] - wipe with a lint-free cloth - temper and pour your chocolate into the silicone mold, tap and swirl to cover the surface - invert and tap out excess chocolate - allow to set for a few minutes, then refrigerate for about 10 minutes - loosen the edges of the silicone from the chocolate - place the mold face-down on a clean, flat surface and remove the plastic shell - carefully peel the silicone from the chocolate - repeat for the other half of the egg - with both side prepared, place a cookie sheet pan over a pot of simmering water - when pan is warmed, place both sides of the chocolate eggs, open side down on the sheet pan - slide around a bit to heat the edges, then lift and add the filling (in my case, I added notes, you can add mini eggs etc.) press the sides gently, but firmly together to seal - you can leave the chocolate natural, or airbrush/paint/decorate