I love good deviled eggs and have tweaked my recipe over the years. Unfortunately, I brought some to a BBQ and now I'm the designated deviled eggs bringing guy for family gatherings š¤Ŗ Everyone's taste is different but if you're looking for a decent recipe you can try this one. It assumes you've made a dozen large hard "boiled" eggs using your method of choice. Lately, I've been using the pressure cooker but am planning on trying in the oven in a mini cup cake pan.
Make a powder of the yokes in one bowl. Cook 2 strips of thin bacon crispy, chop or grind the bacon into a powder and mix with the yoke powder. In a separate bowl mix together the following liquids and spices:
3 tbsp mayonnaise 3 tbsp sour cream 1 tsp dijon mustard 1/2 tsp dill pickle juice 1/2 tsp lemon juice 1/2 tsp apple vinegar 1/4 tsp sea salt 1/4 tsp garlic powder 1/4 tsp black pepper 1/4 tsp onion powder
Slowly fold the yoke and bacon powder into the above mixture. At some point it'll be clear you need more liquid. Add mayonnaise sparingly to mix the rest of the yoke and bacon powder, keeping it semi firm but foldable. I don't do any fancy squirting method into the egg white halves, I just spoon it in and sprinkle a light dust of paprika on top.
Iām sure all the recipes here make good deviled eggs, but they will have a hard time beating the ones that my wife makes. And no, Iām not sucking up to her. She never gets on 24 Hour Campfire so she wonāt see this post.
Iām a deviled egg snob, and I think by reading your recipe youāre pretty much all over it for a standard recipe.
You asked for any other āsecret ingredientsā. Someone mentioned Worcestershire, and that is a definite possibility, but in far less volume than they called for.
Mine would be Tabasco sauce. And not much. The vinegar and cayenne of it are totally in-line for it though.
Glad you had Dijon. Thatās one many miss.
I have had a rotating daily or weekly or whatever Deviled Egg appetizer on restaurant menu before. You make a tasty but fairly āneutralā traditional egg filling, then you TOP the halved, stuffed eggs, with litttle pieces of this and that which inspires you for the day, or that which you have on hand. Additional sauces can be drizzled across them. Sometimes itās truly inspiring and amazing how good you can make a deviled egg taste. Just by ātoppingā them.
Dig your standard procedure yolk filling recipe though.
I might leave out the bacon as it could be among many of the aforementioned ātoppings du jourā.
I love good deviled eggs and have tweaked my recipe over the years. Unfortunately, I brought some to a BBQ and now I'm the designated deviled eggs bringing guy for family gatherings š¤Ŗ Everyone's taste is different but if you're looking for a decent recipe you can try this one. It assumes you've made a dozen large hard "boiled" eggs using your method of choice. Lately, I've been using the pressure cooker but am planning on trying in the oven in a mini cup cake pan.
Make a powder of the yokes in one bowl. Cook 2 strips of thin bacon crispy, chop or grind the bacon into a powder and mix with the yoke powder. In a separate bowl mix together the following liquids and spices:
3 tbsp mayonnaise 3 tbsp sour cream 1 tsp dijon mustard 1/2 tsp dill pickle juice 1/2 tsp lemon juice 1/2 tsp apple vinegar 1/4 tsp sea salt 1/4 tsp garlic powder 1/4 tsp black pepper 1/4 tsp onion powder
Slowly fold the yoke and bacon powder into the above mixture. At some point it'll be clear you need more liquid. Add mayonnaise sparingly to mix the rest of the yoke and bacon powder, keeping it semi firm but foldable. I don't do any fancy squirting method into the egg white halves, I just spoon it in and sprinkle a light dust of paprika on top.
Please share if you have any secret ingredients.
There is nothing in this world so simple that it can't be made much more complicated
Egg yolks Mayo Sweet relish Touch of black pepper Spoon back into egg halves.
I love good deviled eggs and have tweaked my recipe over the years. Unfortunately, I brought some to a BBQ and now I'm the designated deviled eggs bringing guy for family gatherings š¤Ŗ Everyone's taste is different but if you're looking for a decent recipe you can try this one. It assumes you've made a dozen large hard "boiled" eggs using your method of choice. Lately, I've been using the pressure cooker but am planning on trying in the oven in a mini cup cake pan.
Make a powder of the yokes in one bowl. Cook 2 strips of thin bacon crispy, chop or grind the bacon into a powder and mix with the yoke powder. In a separate bowl mix together the following liquids and spices:
3 tbsp mayonnaise 3 tbsp sour cream 1 tsp dijon mustard 1/2 tsp dill pickle juice 1/2 tsp lemon juice 1/2 tsp apple vinegar 1/4 tsp sea salt 1/4 tsp garlic powder 1/4 tsp black pepper 1/4 tsp onion powder
Slowly fold the yoke and bacon powder into the above mixture. At some point it'll be clear you need more liquid. Add mayonnaise sparingly to mix the rest of the yoke and bacon powder, keeping it semi firm but foldable. I don't do any fancy squirting method into the egg white halves, I just spoon it in and sprinkle a light dust of paprika on top.
Please share if you have any secret ingredients.
There is nothing in this world so simple that it can't be made much more complicated
Egg yolks Mayo Sweet relish Touch of black pepper Spoon back into egg halves.
Easy peasy.
You have the easy part right but the recipe wrong.
Mayo/miracle whip, mustard, egg yolks. Sprinkle with seasoning salt
Grossest thing I ever saw... And they smell like chit too... Ewwwwwwwwwwwwww...
Wait a minute, you're a submarine guy and deviled eggs are the grossest thing you ever saw? Calling bullschit on that š
Call it what you want, but deviled eggs are freakin' GROSS - bigly...
And it's obvious YOU'VE never been on a sub..
Funny you should mention that. I actually was a nuke sub guy until I raised a little too much Hell and got busted and "offered" a job in the surface fleet. I call those my "drinking years."
They called me a "security risk" and sent me on my way. Fast forward 5 years later, I'm the course supervisor for the Tomahawk Cruise Missile school with a top secret clearance. The Navy is so smart.
I do mine in a pressure cooker for 3 minutes with a 5 minute natural release. Some have had good success in the oven too. Gonna give that a try using a muffin pan for the eggs to sit in.
If you're going to get a consistent result, you have to have a consistent process.
Which means you have to control:
1 - The heat; and
2 - The time the eggs are exposed to that heat.
You have approximately a 30 second to 1 minute window, between gettin the yolks the way ya want em, and "powdered", like in the OP.
Yolk should be solid enough ta handle, just a bit over a soft boiled egg. If your yolk is solid and dry in the middle, you're doin it wrong, if ya want a smooth and more tasty yolk.
That's why steamin eggs is the way ta go.
Ya know pretty close ta what the temp of the steam is, but in any event it'll be the same each time, less ya change altitude.
Usin boilin water and droppin the eggs in it, changes the temp of the water, just like if ya dropped ice cubes in it.
It will recover, but the time and temp has become inconsistent.
Steamin, the temp never changes, so ya got more room for error.
When the pot with an incha water in it is boilin, put the eggs in the steamer and lower it onta the steam.
Cover for 11 - 11:30, or close to that, you're gonna hafta experiment, remove and rinse in cold water, then fill the pot enough ta cover em in cold water, and let em sit in that til they're room temp.
Some people like ta use ice at that point, but again that can lead ta inconsistent cooling.
Grossest thing I ever saw... And they smell like chit too... Ewwwwwwwwwwwwww...
Wait a minute, you're a submarine guy and deviled eggs are the grossest thing you ever saw? Calling bullschit on that š
Call it what you want, but deviled eggs are freakin' GROSS - bigly...
And it's obvious YOU'VE never been on a sub..
Funny you should mention that. I actually was a nuke sub guy until I raised a little too much Hell and got busted and "offered" a job in the surface fleet. I call those my "drinking years."
Well, then, I stand corrected.. Yeah, on the nukes, they don't have quite the sense of humor we had on the old WWII diesels..
And if the cooks on the boat woulda made some of those smelly-azzed D-eggs I might have been tempted to use the escape hatch..
Some of them tore me up at church business meeting. Thought I had worms for few days.
Gotta watch what Sister Geraldine bringsā¦.
Boomers donāt believe in putting the Mayernaise in the āfrigā¦.
She stole the lid to our Crockpot last dinner we had. Canāt have nothin nice.
You got off lucky! I barely intercepted Nana heading out the door with my new electric roasting pan at last years Christmas party. She insisted it was hers. She acted surprised when I showed her my name written on the bottom with a Sharpie. Not so fast Granny! Gotta be clever. Them blue hairs are formidable opponents.