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Default Deviled egg overload

Nancy2 wrote:
> On Jul 2, 8:55 pm, "Jean B." > wrote:
>> Janet Bostwick wrote:
>>> On Mon, 2 Jul 2012 08:18:19 -0700 (PDT), Nancy2
>>> > wrote:
>>>> On Jun 30, 5:53 pm, (Judy Haffner) wrote:
>>>>> MartyB wrote:
>>>>>> I could eat deviled eggs until my arteries
>>>>>> close up!
>>>>> Same here....love 'em, and so do our kids and grandkids. Hubby won't
>>>>> touch them. He likes eggs, but won't eat anything mashed up....strange
>>>>> duck! LOL
>>>>>> Are they standard mustard style, or
>>>>>> something inventive?
>>>>> I don't always make them the same. I use mayo, mustard, S & P, and a
>>>>> little vinegar for "tang". A little dill weed gives them a 'kick' too,
>>>>> and the kids especially love them with crumbled crisp bacon in them and
>>>>> usually save a little to garnish the tops with, along with some
>>>>> Hungarian Paprika.
>>>>> For the 4th will just be cooking up a dozen eggs, and will be "nice" and
>>>>> share! <
>>>>> Judy
>>>> I never use mayo in mine, I make them like my mama did - some soft
>>>> butter, a goodly amount of yellow mustard, a T or so sprinkle of
>>>> vinegar, salt & pepper. That makes the filling fairly solid when they
>>>> are chilled, which are much easier to transport and eat than a mooshy
>>>> mayo style.
>>>> N.
>>> That's the way my mother made them. They're very tasty and have a
>>> much nicer mouth feel.
>>> Janet US

>> What is a good starting ratio of butter to yolk, Janet and Nancy?
>>
>> --
>> Jean B.

>
> Ratio? What's that? LOL. I just wing it - for 8 eggs, for example,
> I'll probably put in 3 T. butter, 2 T. of vinegar and maybe 2-3 T.
> yellow mustard. Taste and adjust. I never measure. Sometimes I use
> Dijon-style mustard, but I like the regular yellow stuff the best.
>
> N.


Thanks. I just wanted a starting point.

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Jean B.
 
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