Gwanny's "double Eggs"

"Since he was able to talk, grandson Jonathan, has requested some of Gwanny's Double Eggs when he comes to visit--it took a while to realize he meant DEVILED Eggs. The special ingredient is the added small boiled irish potato which takes on the tastes of the condiments, and extends the amount of filler in the egg. The amount of condiments to add is dependant upon your own taste and consistancy desired."
 
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photo by Annacia photo by Annacia
photo by Annacia
photo by Annacia photo by Annacia
Ready In:
30mins
Ingredients:
7
Serves:
8-16

ingredients

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directions

  • Put eggs on stove in cold water.
  • Bring to boil, cover and remove from heat.
  • Let them sit in hot water for 12-15 minutes.
  • Pour off hot water and allow to sit in cold water until cool enough to handle.
  • Peel eggs and cut in half, removing the yolks to a small bowl.
  • Mash yolks and add the mashed potato.
  • mixing well.
  • Add mayonnaise, mustard, and vinegar to desired stuffing consistency; add salt and pepper.
  • Stuff yolk mixture into the egg whites and refrigerate until ready to serve.
  • Garnish with light sprinkling of paprika, if desired.
  • NOTE: Adding a teaspoon of vinegar to the water before boiling the eggs will prevent the leaking out of egg white should the egg crack during the cooking process.

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Reviews

  1. Who knew that potato in deviled eggs would be so good and such a filling extender? I rolled the yolk mix into balls to resemble the whole yolks so it looks like half of the whites are missing. The potato matches the yolk so well in texture and consistency that nobody would ever know it was there. This makes a mild flavored but yumm egg. It's a keeper!
     
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I am a retired RN living in Charlotte, NC. My husband died in 2003 on July 4 so my only housemates are my two dogs, FuTu and Little Bit. My 3 children and their families all live within 45 minutes of me. I love to cook, and often send meals out to sick and elderly or families with new babies. I collect cookbooks, have about 500 but still love to check 'ZAAR daily for new ideas and recipes. The cookbook I use most often is called "Recipes and Remembrances" and has 1000 recipes compiled by my Sunday School class from church members--in compiling the recipes, each committee member included their on favorites so that we could use this as our main source for cooking.
 
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