Easy Deviled Eggs!
Easy Deviled Eggs
This is the Easiest Yummy Deviled Egg recipe, great for parties, potlucks, and any other get together. Sometimes we make them just as a snack. These are simple, delicious, and there are never any left over. They go fast and everyone wants to eat them!
Deviled Eggs
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Cook Time
Prep time: 25 min
Ready in: 25 min
Yields: Serves 6, 2 pieces per person.
Tips!
Tips to keep in mind before begining...
- Clean up as you work
- Before filling eggs with mixture, taste filling and adjust ingredients as desired
- Use a zip lock bag for egg mixture, snip off corner and use to pipe filling into egg halves
- Dill or sweet relish can be used. Our family prefers dill
- If making for a pot luck or party, consider garnishing them with dill pieces, chives, black olives, hot pepper slices, or even arrange them on a bed of fresh greens
Ingredients
- 6 eggs, hard boiled
- 1/4 cup mayo, mixed
- 1/4 cup spicy mustard, mixed
- 2 tbsp Dill relish, mixed
- A sprinkle for each egg half Paprika
- Garnish (optional) chives, dill, black olives, mixed greens, hot peppers
Easy.....
- Place 6 eggs in a pot, fill the pot with water until the eggs are covered by at least one inch above the tops
- Bring the water to a rolling boil
- Remove from heat, and let the eggs sit for 17 minutes
- Peel eggs, slice in halves, remove yolk
- Add yolk to separate bowl to make filling
- Add remaining ingredients (except for paprika) to bowl that yolks are in, mix well
- Add filling to eggs
- Give each egg a dash of paprika
- Chill if desired (20 min) and serve!
- ** Add decorative garnishes (optional)
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How much do you love Deviled Eggs?
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