Deviled Eggs

"I gave these a tasty SW twist. Hope you like them."
 
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photo by Thorsten
photo by Thorsten photo by Thorsten
photo by Thorsten photo by Thorsten
photo by Thorsten photo by Thorsten
photo by Thorsten photo by Thorsten
Ready In:
15mins
Ingredients:
5
Serves:
12
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ingredients

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directions

  • Slice eggs in half the long way and scoop out yolks into bowl.
  • Beat yolks with mixer on low speed to crumble into tiny pieces OR for best results use a potato ricer and rice the yolks. Makes a smoother filling.
  • With a spoon mix in remaining ingredients and spoon or pipe into depression in egg white halves. Want a fluffier filling? Beat with a mixer.
  • Garnish with salt and pepper and a sprinkle of paprika if you like. A sprinkle or leaf of parsley looks nice too.
  • Serve cold.

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Reviews

  1. We liked your tasty SW twist & our Post-Thanksgiving dinner guests did too. Miracle Whip is not imported to Iceland, so I used reg mayo + my supply of Recipe #118154 by Miss Annie. Served as part of a combo starter plate w/an international flavour & joined by Recipe #271457 by **Jubes** + Recipe #315903 by French Tart, it was well-received. It is fun to do things like this here in Iceland for our friends as they often do not know about delicious & primarily U.S. foods that we take for granted as commonplace cuisine. Congrats on your Wk 12 Football Pool win & thx for sharing this recipe w/us. :-)
     
  2. Very good! I liked it with the creole seasoning. I used some I made up awhlie back from a recipe here on Zaar. Thanks! Made for Beverage Tag.
     
  3. I love this recipe. I used dill pickle relish instead of sweet, personal preference.... was terrific with the creole seasoning. I will definitely make these eggs again. What a nice twist on an old favorite! Thanks for sharing (Made for Bevy Tag 08) ~V
     
  4. We love deviled eggs. These were good. The creole seasoning added an interesting blend of spices. Can't get Miracle Whip here, so I used regular mayo and whipped in the tiniest bit of sugar.
     
  5. Never had Mustard in my deviled eggs but these were just great, just like all your recipes are. I am going to start claiming your recipes as my own since I make them often. Thanks again for being such a wonderful cook and person.
     
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  1. I love this recipe. I used dill pickle relish instead of sweet, personal preference.... was terrific with the creole seasoning. I will definitely make these eggs again. What a nice twist on an old favorite! Thanks for sharing (Made for Bevy Tag 08) ~V
     
  2. I love it when a simple twist remakes an old favorite. I used Hellmans light instead of Miracle whip and replaced the relish with finely diced, paper thin bits of shallot (not a fan of relish and eggs together). Two substitutions, but the two elements that make this dish are the pre-whipping the yolks and the creole spices. Yet that beating does give you a creamier filling that was worth the extra effort and something I will do with any deviled egg recipe. And the seasoning, just yummy. Thanks.
     

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