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By keen5
on May 28, 2003
I made these for a Memorial Day cookout at my sisters house. After making them, I decided to make another batch, since my family loves deviled eggs. My son raved about them and I guess others enjoyed them too, since I only brought home 4 eggs. I liked them, but I think next time, I will use less Miracle Whip and mustard. I prepared just as the recipe was written, but I like the filling to have a little thicker consistency. Great recipe and I will make again! Thanks!
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on April 28, 2003
Excellent!! I loved them and so did my husband!! No wonder your kids love them .. thank you so much, I really love the recipe!
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on July 02, 2007
These were wonderful. The pickle juice is an interesting and great tasting variation. Thanks for the recipe. One comment about reviewers who say how good a recipe is but then go on to list the changes or substitutions they made to the ingredients. It usually comes out to be a completely different recipe which is good on its own. Don't sell yourself short. Submit your changes as your own recipe. I think we miss out on many good recipes because they aren't listed on the website. They are buried in the reviews as "changes" or "substitutions."
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on January 24, 2004
I used this to make egg salad - just mashed up all the eggs. Delicious. Ate it on Ritz crackers last night when I got home from work. Yum.
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on January 22, 2004
Oooh, these were good! I actually mashed the whites and made this into an egg salad. Delicious!
person found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Mom of Five
on January 18, 2004
Addictive! These are wonderful! For those on a low carb diet, just substitute half a pack of Splenda for the sugar.
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on August 30, 2011
The deviled eggs were great and had such a creamy consistency. This recipe will be a staple in my household. Thanks!
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on November 28, 2008
These eggs where really good. I liked the addition of pickle juice, I think it gave them a kick. Thanks for posting!
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on February 11, 2008
This were fine but not as sweet as we're used to and thought the celery seeds were a little overbearing.
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Did we like these Yes we did however don’t make the same mistakes that I made When making anything likes this were the amounts of egg yoke maybe not or maybe more or less… Make sure to prepare the sauce in a separate bowl and then add to the yokes little by little. I did not and got soup. I also thought that the celery seed was a bit much and I know that this is personal preference but I would omit the celery seed and the salt and use ½ Teaspoon of celery seed salt instead. Thank you for posting
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on September 07, 2007
I usually dont follow any recipe when making devilled eggs, but i found this one and thought i would give it a try as i was going to a potluck lunch. I loved the addition of chives, which really perks them up, and also really enhances the presentation of them. I sprinkled cayenne pepper instead of paprika, just 'cos i'm not much of a fan of the stuff.
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I have finally found the ultimate deviled egg recipe! This is just delicious. Creamy, with a hint of sweetness, I just love them! This recipe is just as easy as any other deviled egg recipe. The only trouble I have is peeling the eggs! PanNan I simply love your recipes, thanks again so much!
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on November 21, 2006
By SmileyMT19
on September 02, 2006
I needed a recipe for these today when I was at my mom and dad's house. She made 7-layer salad and had left over eggs. This recipe caught my eye because of the pickle juice. I used celery salt, because she didn't have celery seeds, and omitted the salt. I also added a dash of garlic powder (we're garlic lovers!) and a dash of cayenne pepper. She didn't have scallions or chives, so I added finely chopped onions and 1/2 tsp of pickle relish. AND instead of using white pepper (which she didn't have) I used black pepper. Gave it some color! After tasting, it was a little salty, so I added some more (about 1 tbsp) of Miracle Whip. They were fanTAStic! Thanks a bunch!!
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on November 27, 2005
This is how I have made my deviled eggs for years. The only change is that I do not add the sugar. Made them again for Thanksgiving. :)
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on November 25, 2005
i tired your recipe for deviled eggs because it had ingredients I haven't tried in a deviled egg before. They were very good. The only thing I did different was to use a little less celery seed since some in my family don't care for them. Thanks PanNan. Bullwinkle.
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on September 20, 2005
I made this exact and they were very very good. This recipe was chosen for Pick a Chef 2005. I will have to make one change and that is to add the pickle relish along with the juice. I love the addition of pickles in my deviled eggs and missed them in these. These were a little too salty even though I used the minimal amount of salt listed. This could possibly be because I used dill pickle juice because that's all I had. When I make them again, (and I most definetly will) I will use the pickle juice from the relish jar. Then if they are too salty after that, I will omit all the salt. With these slight changes, I must say- This is my new deviled egg recipe! It is the first time I ever heard of celery seed in deviled eggs and I liked it. Thank you PanNan for the new discovery!
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on December 27, 2004
PanNan..Delicious..A Keeper..I made with Miracle Whip, Used 1 Tblsp. finely chopped onion mixed, but I didn't sprinkle any on top. I did however sprinkle Emeril's Essence on top instead of Paprika and very finely chopped parsley. These went like wild fire and I wish I would have made double. Thank you for sharing.
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on November 23, 2004
I would leave out the salt all together and I added 2 T chopped salad olives and cut back on the mayo only due to family preference. All in all they were super! Thanks.
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I thought the pickle juice and celery seed were great additions to the recipe. However, I'm discovering my husband isn't a big fan of celery seed, so I'll cut it down next time. I also added a pinch of vinegar like I always do. Don't make the mistake I did, which was adding a touch of sour cream. It muddies the texture.
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Serving Size: 1 (757 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 1
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