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- SWMOExplorer
The Dunks wrote:
Ours is a little mayo, lots of yellow mustard, apple cider vinegar ( to taste, we like it tangy) salt and pepper. Mash all of it together with the yokes and then stuff the shells.
Same here. - TripleEExplorerI use the mayo/mustard, salt/pepper combo but I do one more thing. I put the yolks in the food processor and process them until they are very fine. This makes a very smooth mixture to pipe into the whites. Oh, and top with paprika. I started doing it this way when my arthritis make it difficult for me to mix them up. The family loves them.
- LaunchnRetrieveExplorerThis is turning into my favorite RV thread!
- ETex2ExplorerVery simple and there are never any left at our family get togethers. To the yolks, add to taste:
DILL pickle relish
Onion powder
Miracle Whip
Top with paprika
Miracle Whip is the key. No question. - Sportsman2505qsExplorerI add to mashed yolks:
Finely diced celery
Finely diced onions
Coleman's dry mustard
Mayo
Mix altogether and stuff eggs. Then sprinkle with Paprika. - cjosephExplorerYou should try any classic recipe and fold in some finely diced green olives just before stuffing the whites. Its way better than putting an olive slice on the top. You could even put a splash or two of the liquid from the olive jar in there too.
If going the sweet pickle route, try a couple splashes of the pickling liquid in that too. The juice in either recipe throws it over the top.
I use this trick with my macaroni salad for the sweet pickle. The diced sweet pickles are good, but the pickling juice makes that flavor pop.
I'm going to try the jalapeños. That sounds like a good combo. - 2_campersExplorerDeviled eggs are not deviled unless you put in apple cider vinegar. That is what makes them taste so good. All the other ones do sound good also.
- Leo_BensonExplorerI've got many variations.
The simplistic is Hellmans mayo with some dry ranch powder, dill, onion powder. That's the kids favorite
I also like to add bleu cheese crumbles and crumbled bacon
For healthier, I replace half of the yolks with puréed white beans and proceed with lite mayo (nobody can tell!)
Or use thousand island dressing instead of mayo- also very good
Cheesy eggs- replace half mayo with a softened pimento cheese or laughing cow light
Curried eggs- mayo, curry powder, celery seed, coriander, diced celery, grated onion
I never have been a fan of mustard in deviled eggs. Or in potato salad, for that matter. Matter of personal taste, I guess. - D_E_BishopExplorerTo the yolk I add, mayo(Best Foods of course). salt &pepper, yellow mustard(French's), and pickle relish. Mix to consistancy to put in pastry bag and inject in yolk cavity. I like this and the DW(she who must be obeyed)loves it along with the part of the family that eats eggs.
I think minced bacon would be really good and I will try that the next time I make them. The DGS might even eat them if there is bacon in them. Thanks for the tip. - Ron3rdExplorer IIILots of good recipes above and I use the basic mayo/mustard combo with some spice variations. I like to put sliced nacho jalapenos or sliced peperoncinis on the top. For a real kick, add a dash of Tabasco. Lots of good ways to make 'em.
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