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Mom & Dad Deviled Eggs

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Ingredients

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3 large eggs (hard boiled)
3 teaspoons miracle whip (optional)
cayenne pepper (optional)

Nutritional information

71.5
Calories
42 g
Calories From Fat
4.8 g
Total Fat
1.6 g
Saturated Fat
186 mg
Cholesterol
71 mg
Sodium
0.4 g
Carbs
0 g
Dietary Fiber
0.2 g
Sugars
6.3 g
Protein
56g
Serving Size

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Mom & Dad Deviled Eggs

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    ABSOLUTELY NONE of those are any good at suggestions as replacements in the sense of swapping!! ANY mayonnaisse including vegan plant-based replacements can be used (clue: they look & taste similar). Ketchup? You forgot to suggest gravy browning & Tartare sauce! It's completely different, too different to suggest. Salt instead of cayenne pepper? That again is a completely different thing, its unhealthy & already in the Miracle Whip, plus sprinkling salt will leave you thirsty all night; theres so much to choose from black pepper, white pepper, ground pink peppercorns, chilli powder, paprika, smoked paprika, cumin, coriander, ginger, garlic powder or why not just combine them & just buy one jar called curry powder? You could also have suggested herbs. If you dont like eggs use a potato. That isnt just a substitution-that is a completely different dish, if you mean jacket potato with the pulp mixed with miracle whip. I clicked on this as it reminded me of the first dish I made after entering high-school aged 11, a popular starter in restaurants in the 70s, called eggs mayonnaise, sprinkled with paprika & served on a bed of salad. The trend then disappeared in the UK into culinary obscurity. I thought the term devilled would bring a suggestion of some sort of mixture to blend in with the eggs. I didnt find that this was a recipe. It was more of a suggestion for those considering classic eggs mayonnaise that they use Miracle Whip instead, like considering margarine instead of butter for jam on toast, you dont need a recipe for it. In any case, though I was prompted to make this as per some comments, I am unable to review it for various reasons. We dont have Miracle Whip in the UK & there is nothing similar as sweet salad dishes are not to British taste & the thought of adding sugar, definitely unhealthy, is not appealing. Another is that cayenne pepper is not something found in many cupboards & it is expensive to buy just to use for something like this, not for regular usage. However, curry powder is found in most & adventurous souls will have paprika & chilli powder. Just about every recipe here has so-called reviewers telling us what they did instead or how many things they changed, there are a few here too. I often change meat into a proprietary vegan meat etc or use non-animal milk but if the spirit of a recipe, an unusual way of blending or cooking has been kept, I feel able to comment if I feel it will help the poster or readers. Perhaps you dont like at all, however, I feel that it is Cynthia Ds comments you particularly disliked. Her review is the first 3 sentences so it is there. It is unfortunate though that she didnt word things differently from that point on.

    • 40 min
    • Serves 3
    • Easy

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    Mom & Dad Deviled Eggs, My Mom & Dad have been making deviled eggs like this for as long as I can remember! I recommend using recipe #385136 to cook the eggs to begin with If you don’t like Miracle Whip use mayonnaise, but then it wont be my Mom & Dads recipe This was posted merely for our family to achieve the same deviled egg taste we grew up with, and everyone in our family loves , ABSOLUTELY NONE of those are any good at suggestions as replacements in the sense of swapping!! ANY mayonnaisse including vegan plant-based replacements can be used (clue: they look & taste similar) Ketchup? You forgot to suggest gravy browning & Tartare sauce! It’s completely different, too different to suggest Salt instead of cayenne pepper? That again is a completely different thing, its unhealthy & already in the Miracle Whip, plus sprinkling salt will leave you thirsty all night; theres so much to choose from black pepper, white pepper, ground pink peppercorns, chilli powder, paprika, smoked paprika, cumin, coriander, ginger, garlic powder or why not just combine them & just buy one jar called curry powder? You could also have suggested herbs If you dont like eggs use a potato That isnt just a substitution-that is a completely different dish, if you mean jacket potato with the pulp mixed with miracle whip I clicked on this as it reminded me of the first dish I made after entering high-school aged 11, a popular starter in restaurants in the 70s, called eggs mayonnaise, sprinkled with paprika & served on a bed of salad The trend then disappeared in the UK into culinary obscurity I thought the term devilled would bring a suggestion of some sort of mixture to blend in with the eggs I didnt find that this was a recipe It was more of a suggestion for those considering classic eggs mayonnaise that they use Miracle Whip instead, like considering margarine instead of butter for jam on toast, you dont need a recipe for it In any case, though I was prompted to make this as per some comments, I am unable to review it for various reasons We dont have Miracle Whip in the UK & there is nothing similar as sweet salad dishes are not to British taste & the thought of adding sugar, definitely unhealthy, is not appealing Another is that cayenne pepper is not something found in many cupboards & it is expensive to buy just to use for something like this, not for regular usage However, curry powder is found in most & adventurous souls will have paprika & chilli powder Just about every recipe here has so-called reviewers telling us what they did instead or how many things they changed, there are a few here too I often change meat into a proprietary vegan meat etc or use non-animal milk but if the spirit of a recipe, an unusual way of blending or cooking has been kept, I feel able to comment if I feel it will help the poster or readers Perhaps you dont like at all, however, I feel that it is Cynthia Ds comments you particularly disliked Her review is the first 3 sentences so it is there It is unfortunate though that she didnt word things differently from that point on


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Cut Hard-Boiled Eggs in Half Length Wise.

    2
    Done

    Gently Scoop Yolks Out Into a Mixing Bowl. Set Aside Egg Whites.

    3
    Done

    Add Whatever to Yolks and Mix Thoroughly. (use a Hand Mixer).

    4
    Done

    Place Mixture in a Piping Bag and Fill the Egg Whites Where the Yolk Was Removed.

    5
    Done

    Sprinkle Cayenne Pepper on Top of Egg Yolk Mixture. Enjoy!

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