Ingredients
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1
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1
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3
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1/4
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3
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1/8
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Directions
Mock Deviled Eggs, I found this recipe on post-gazette com Contributed by Jerry Interval The Pride of Potlucks June 28, 2001 We use the basic recipe and method, but substitute fat-free ranch dressing and splenda sweetened pickle relish for the mayo and mustard No cholesterol means we can enjoy these alot more often :), yum! I can’t believe how convincing these were (and practically fat free!) My DH didn’t believe me after he tried one (then I told him what it was) that he had to try another (or it was an excuse because they were good)!, Wow! These were so good! I skipped the relish and used dijon mustard used a small food processor to mix it all up What a treat! DH didn’t even notice they weren’t real
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Steps
1
Done
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In an 8-Non-Stick Skillet; Pour in Egg Beaters. |
2
Done
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Cook Over Low Heat Just Until Set, or About 10 Minutes. |
3
Done
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Remove from Skillet and Cool Completely. |
4
Done
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Chop and Place in a Medium Bowl. |
5
Done
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Add Rest of the Ingredients, Except Cooked Egg Whites, to the Egg Beater Mixture. |
6
Done
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Blend With a Fork. (at This Point You Can Process For a Second or Two in a Food Processor to Make It Smooth). |
7
Done
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Using a Small Spoon, Fill the Hard-Boiled Egg Whites With the Egg Beater Mixture. |
8
Done
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Sprinkle Paprika on Top of the Eggs and Refrigerate Until Ready to Serve. |
9
Done
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Makes: 24 Mock Deviled Eggs. |
10
Done
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to Boil an Egg- Place Uncooked Eggs in a Small Saucepan, and Cover With Water. |
11
Done
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Once Water Begins to Boil, Cook For 10 Minutes. Remove from Heat. |
12
Done
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Cool Eggs in Cold Water, and Peel. |