Southern Sweet Deviled Eggs

Derek Reese
Derek Reese @derekwatsonreese
Washington

The perfect southern-style sweet deviled eggs, guaranteed to bedevil any guest and ensnare the tastebuds. Serve side-by-side with my savory northeastern bacon deviled eggs for the most delicious sweet and savory combo.

Southern Sweet Deviled Eggs

The perfect southern-style sweet deviled eggs, guaranteed to bedevil any guest and ensnare the tastebuds. Serve side-by-side with my savory northeastern bacon deviled eggs for the most delicious sweet and savory combo.

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Ingredients

30min
24 servings
  1. DozenEggs
  2. 2 tbspMayonnaise
  3. 3 tbspSweet Relish
  4. 1 tbspSugar
  5. 1/2 tspSalt
  6. 1/4 tspCelery Seed
  7. 1/8 tspMustard Powder
  8. Paprika

Cooking Instructions

30min
  1. 1

    Place the eggs in a large pot. Fill with water. Set a timer for 20 minutes. Heat the eggs on high up to a boil then turn off the heat.

  2. 2

    After the timer is up, add ice to the eggs until the ice stops dissolving immediately.

  3. 3

    Put the pot directly under cold water and peel. Cut each egg cut in half and put the yolk in a mixing bowl. Place the egg halves on a serving platter.

  4. 4

    Mash the egg yolks. Mix in the mayo and relish in a tablespoon at time, adjusting slightly until the mix turns from a paste to icing. Be careful not to add too much or it can go from icing to sauce (too far).

  5. 5

    Add the sugar, salt, mustard powder, and dash of celery seed to taste. Adjust as necessary.

  6. 6

    Fill each egg half with the mixture. I like to pour it into a plastic baggie, then cut the tip to make a one-use frosting piping bag.

  7. 7

    Garnish with paprika and serve on a bed of lettuce and/or celery.

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