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By Jainene
on April 11, 2010
Very tasty! Even my husband, who doesn't like eggs much, loved these. I used dried minced onions, which gave the filling a nice crunch. I also added a little hot sauce, a little garlic, and a little ranch dressing for a creamy zing.
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I love avocados and this was so good. I did agree with other reviewers about the bland flavor so I added some diced green chilies, diced fresh tomato and used the green olives. My oh my, this was good! I also sprinkled a tiny bit of grated pepper jack cheese on top as a garnish. YUM. I served these at our Family St. Patrick Day Brunch. They all loved them! Thanks for sharing this recipe!
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on April 12, 2011
Thought this was rather bland. I'll stick to the original.
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This is really good, I tweaked more to my TEXMEX flair I love with avacados. More onions, garlic, jalapenos (omit pepper), and green olives instead of black. Also I added a tiny bit of mayo and it really took off. Thanks for the recipe!
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It wasn't bad, but I did have to use all of the previous two reviewers' advice for it not to be bland. After that it had pretty good flavor, except my husband still commented that it was missing something & I agree. It's a nice different appetizer that people would be excited to try, I just don't want anybody to get the false impression that this will be flavorful without the extras.
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Soooooo yummy! I subbed jalapeno juice for the lemon juice and it seemed to give it just the right zing! I served a dozen of these and a dozen regular deviled eggs and as soon as people tried these they were literaly gone in 2 minutes!!! (so make lots!!!)
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on May 10, 2008
Thanks for a nice twist on deviled eggs! I hardboiled eggs the way I usually do and then prepared them according to these instructions. I added diced tomatoes and omitted the salt and olives as personal preference.
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on April 02, 2008
These were AWESOME! I made this appetizer for my moms bible study group and they gulfed them all up. I followed the recipe on here but when I tasted the filling I felt that it was a bit bland for my taste buds so I decided to take it up a notch by taking a few suggestions from here. Instead of sprinkling the olives on top I mixed them in and added some finely diced onions, pickled carrots and jalapeños, and 1/2 teaspoon of garlic powder. They were really yummy! Thanks for the yuumy contribution. Im not an egg eater at all but I sure will eat them like this from now on.=0)
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on November 05, 2007
Wonderful! Made the recipe as written (though also subbed lime juice) and it was great.
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on April 24, 2006
We really enjoyed these eggs, a definite keeper! There are some great suggestions for extra additions (jalapeno peppers for one). I think a little garlic powder would be nice too. I have a friend who hates mayo and won't eat regular deviled eggs. I can't wait to make them again and see what she thinks.
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If you like avocadoes, you have to try this recipe! I used lime juice in mine and garnished with Fiesta brand Pico De Gallo seasoning.
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on April 04, 2006
hey this was great as is try it deserves a good ice cold dry white around here it was four servings not twenty four as a variation next time im going to try subing caviar for the olives and maybe after that a bit of sour cream instead of the lime
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on December 21, 2005
Loved these! I have an avacado & scrambled eggs recipe that I love & when I saw yours I new I had to try it. Glad that I did! I went ahead and added the cooked egg yolks to the avacado - leftovers made a nice dip. Thanks for another great way to eat avacado's!!
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on December 03, 2005
I really liked these. They are different and added a nice color contrast mixed in with other styles of deviled eggs. The flavor is mild and the filling creamy. Thanks for a recipe I will use again.
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on September 01, 2005
This makes a very pretty deviled egg. I also used the lime juice option and added a minced jalapeno. Without some added zip this is a bit bland, even with the diced olives.
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on November 17, 2004
I've always loved devilled eggs and this is a great variation as I adore avocadoes. These are a bit more mild (though still rich and filling) and less tangy in flavor due to no mayonnaise in the recipe but I thought that was a refreshing change -- and it seems a bit more healthy. I don't know if instruction #1 is a typo or not but 3 minutes doesn't seem long enough to me so I made hard boiled eggs the way I always do -- bring to a boil, cover, turn the heat off and let sit for 20 minutes. I cut the recipe in half since I'm the only one who eats hard-boiled eggs in my house and I added 2 small avocadoes (one can never have too much avocado LOL) and I did add more salt than the recipe called for as I think eggs and avocadoes take it well. I will definitely make again. Thanks for sharing Ms Bold!
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