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Bob Terwilliger wrote:
> Kswck wrote: > >>> Mix egg yoke with mayonnaise or salad dressing, ground mustard and >>> little >>> S&P, placed back into whites and sprinkle with paprika. >>> Source: Google >> >> >> Try it with Smoked paprika. > > > I did try that once but wasn't crazy about the result. I'm revisiting the > idea now, considering a kind of Spanish stuffed egg with green olives, > smoked paprika, and mayonnaise made with bay/saffron-infused olive oil. > But I'm sad to say that smoked paprika added to more "normal" deviled > eggs didn't work for me. (Old Bay was better.) > > I should also mention that bacon is a very good addition to most deviled > eggs; the recipe that Wayne posted for Grandmother's Deviled Eggs looks > very > good to me. > > Bob Gently folding the very small 'champagne' grapes into the mildly seasoned egg yolk mix is very nice. And while not to everyone's taste but making for a strong presentation try decorating the egg yolk with a crystallized violet, an interesting, and i think very nice taste and a nice look. Its particularly nice when serving the egg yolk as a dip, mounded in a bowl, with crisscrossing lines of crystallized violets. -- JL |
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