Jenny's Deviled Eggs

"Through many trial and errors I created this recipe. Other recipes always seemed to miss the mark for me. Sorry Maw Maw no offense meant. :D Obviously, taste is subjective. I hope you enjoy. :) Recipe is okay to double."
 
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Ready In:
30mins
Ingredients:
10
Yields:
24 Deviled Eggs
Serves:
12
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ingredients

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directions

  • Place eggs in a single layer in a large pot. Put just enough cold water in the pot to cover the eggs. Bring to a rapid boil. Remove from burner and cover and let sit in hot water for 20 minutes.
  • Drain eggs and remove shell under cold water.
  • Cut the boiled egg in half lengthwise and remove the yolks and place yolks in a mixing bowl.
  • Reserve your egg halves on an egg tray or platter.
  • Combine all ingredients EXCEPT dill relish with an electric mixer, blender or processor. Stir in the relish.
  • Either spoon the mixture into the egg whites or pipe it in using a pastry bag or place in a ziploc baggie and snip a corner and squeeze into egg white. Garnish with Paprika, parsley or anything else you like.

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Reviews

  1. Some people are just insulting. "Base" recipe?? This Was a DELICIOUS play of flavors that is quite unexpected. Thank you so much for sharing this, since I have egg cravings, it will be added to my rotation of midnight snacks to enjoy while I'm waiting for my little one to arrive! ;)
     
  2. This was my first attempt at making deviled eggs, and they turned out perfectly. I followed the instructions exactly. The instructions were very easy to follow, and the taste was excellent. If you are a beginner cook and like deviled eggs, this is the recipe to start out with. I am definitely going to make this again.
     
  3. Oh my Goodness !!! These were so amazing. I will agree with the name of this recipe.....The only thing I changed was to cut the recipe in half and totally forgot to sprinkle some paprika on top. I did use the fresh parsley though. At first reading the ingredients it did sound a little odd, not the relish part though, because I have seen other recipes with relish. But all these ingredients go fantastic together and I will agree the relish does make a definite bonus to the other wonderful flavors. Will be making these again that is for sure. I just love deviled eggs. Thanks so much for sharing Jencathen....was really loved by the 2 of us.
     
  4. These were pretty close to the best ever. However, I did take a few liberties. I used lite miracle whip instead of mayo, used stone ground mustard in place of the dry mustard, left out the milk b/c ours was bad. I just threw it all in my food processor and it made the filling very creamy and delicious. The dill relish is what makes this recipe so good. I cut the recipe in half and now we are wishing we would have made all twelve eggs! Reviewed for Spring PAC 2010.
     
  5. Made exactly as directed. Whole family agreed, they were good, but not great, Sorry. Was expecting more flavor from such a mix of ingredients and thought they were more" bland" than my usual recipe.
     
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  1. These were pretty close to the best ever. However, I did take a few liberties. I used lite miracle whip instead of mayo, used stone ground mustard in place of the dry mustard, left out the milk b/c ours was bad. I just threw it all in my food processor and it made the filling very creamy and delicious. The dill relish is what makes this recipe so good. I cut the recipe in half and now we are wishing we would have made all twelve eggs! Reviewed for Spring PAC 2010.
     

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