Southern Deviled Eggs with Flair
Have you ever noticed that the platter of deviled eggs at a pot luck dinner is the first to go? We wouldn't think of having a picnic without deviled eggs and no Easter table is complete without deviled eggs. My Grandmother made the most delicious deviled eggs, of course they were fresh right out of the hen house. She had a standard recipe that has been passed through the years all the way down to me. Now my Grandmother would not have thought of putting so many different garnishes on the deviled eggs, but our generation does and we love all those different garnishes.
We Will Start These Eggs With
Farm Fresh Eggs
Boil The Eggs and Let Them Cool
Let The Eggs Come To Room Temperature
Slice The Eggs In Half
These Are Great Hard Boiled Eggs
Lot's Of Folks Like Them Just Like This
Just Add A Little Salt and Pepper
Remove The Yellow From The Egg White
Add All The Ingredients and Beat Until Smooth
Fill The Eggs and Garnish
Southern Deviled Eggs With Flair
Miz Helen's Kitchen
Ingredients
12 eggs, hard boiled and peeled
1/2 cup mayonnaise
3/4 tablespoon yellow mustard
2 tablespoons sweet pickle relish
Salt and Pepper to taste
Directions
Half the boiled peeled eggs and remove the yellow with a spoon keeping the white of the egg in tact.
Put all the yellow's into a mixing bowl
Mix the Mayonnaise and yellow mustard well
With a fork, break up the yellows until they are very fine
Gradually add the Mayo and Mustard mix a little at a time and mix well
When the yellow has reached the right consistency then add the pickle relish, salt and pepper and mix well
Load the yellow mix into a piping bag or using a spoon fill the egg half's with the yellow mix
Garnish with: Paprika, Chives, Bacon, Cheese or any number of creative toppings.
Keep refrigerated until time to serve
1/2 cup mayonnaise
3/4 tablespoon yellow mustard
2 tablespoons sweet pickle relish
Salt and Pepper to taste
Directions
Half the boiled peeled eggs and remove the yellow with a spoon keeping the white of the egg in tact.
Put all the yellow's into a mixing bowl
Mix the Mayonnaise and yellow mustard well
With a fork, break up the yellows until they are very fine
Gradually add the Mayo and Mustard mix a little at a time and mix well
When the yellow has reached the right consistency then add the pickle relish, salt and pepper and mix well
Load the yellow mix into a piping bag or using a spoon fill the egg half's with the yellow mix
Garnish with: Paprika, Chives, Bacon, Cheese or any number of creative toppings.
Keep refrigerated until time to serve
Pimento Deviled Eggs
To the basic Southern Deviled Egg Recipe add:
1/4 cup pimento cheese to the yolk mixture and mix well.
Garnish with pimento's.
Ranch Deviled Eggs
To the basic Southern Deviled Egg Recipe add:
Add 2 teaspoons of Ranch Dressing mix to the yolk mixture.
Garnish with chopped herbs.
Spicy Deviled Eggs
To the basic Southern Deviled Egg Recipe add:
A dash of Louisiana Hot Sauce, Tabasco, or the hot sauce of your choice.
Mix with the yolk mixture and garnish with herbs.
Bar B Que Garnish
Drizzle your favorite Bar B Que Sauce over the top of the filled eggs.
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Hope You Enjoy Your Deviled Eggs!
We just love our deviled eggs and sure hope you enjoy them with all the different toppings. Thanks so much for stopping by to spend some time with us today, we always look forward to your visit. Have a fantastic week and come back to see us real soon!
Peace and Joy
I love deviled eggs! It was always a special treat when Mom made them for us! Thank you for the many variations...
ReplyDeleteAlways nice on Easter Table. I coloured eggs with some kids few days ago and made Olivier, (Russian egg) salad. But Easter is not over yet and this is another good idea!
ReplyDeleteThese bring back wonderful memories as my Mom used to make deviled-eggs :) We call them Russian eggs.
ReplyDeleteSuper delicious!
Deviled eggs were always one of my favorites growing up! I can't wait to try yours!
ReplyDeleteI guess I'm the unusual one who doesn't really care for deviled eggs! BUT that said I'm really curious about your spicy deviled eggs here. I might have to branch out and bring them to our next potluck! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWe love Deviled eggs, Miz Helen! I love your original recipe and the variations are wonderful too! I especially like the sound of the Pimento Deviled Eggs. Sharing! Thank you so much for being a part of the Hearth and Soul Hop.
ReplyDeleteGreat!
ReplyDeleteYES, deviled eggs are the first to go at parties! Mom's secret (and she too was from the South) was a bit of supermarket curry powder, the mild sort. And chopped dill pickles. (I've sometimes used capers instead.) Good going!
ReplyDeleteI've never put pickle relish in my eggs before - sounds great! Even better sounding are those spicy ones!! Great ideas here - Thanks for sharing at the What's for Dinner party! Have a lovely and safe weekend. See you this Sunday!
ReplyDeleteYour Devilled Eggs look wonderful, Miz Helen, and I love all the variations and garnishes - especially the pimento. My late Mom was famous for her devilled eggs, and they were a big part of our celebrations too. Thank you for sharing your wonderful family recipe with the Hearth and Soul Link Party Community. Happy Easter to you and yours!
ReplyDeletethank you for the information provided, we are waiting for the next info
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