First day of Spring and it's almost that time of year when we get to hunt for Easter eggs. I'm a little sad that my kids are too old to hunt for eggs but on a positive note.... they are never too old to eat them and this is one of their favourite egg dishes. I don't just make them at Easter, I make them for every special occasion and, because I've made them so many times, I could do it blindfolded!
My devilled eggs...
... and here is my recipe, straight from memory!
Boil the eggs for 7-9 minutes, running them under cold water while peeling them really helps to remove the shell (this was a tip from my father-in-law who made the best hard boiled eggs!).
Remove the yolk and mix with the following: mayonnaise, ground mustard, Italian seasoning, thyme, basil, oregano, Tobasco sauce, salt and pepper. Stuff the mixture into the egg white shells and top with paprika and a half slice of olive. They take only a few minutes to make and are a great tasting appetizer.
Don't you just love my egg serving dish? I received it as a wedding gift many years ago and it gets used on a regular basis!
Happy Easter and Enjoy!
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My mouth was watering reading your egg recipe....I will have to try this week. Love your scrapbook layouts! Lyndaoflakeland.blogspot.com
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