Grandma’s Deviled Eggs

Plain Jane
Plain Jane @plainjane
Georgia

Another staple of Southern family functions, these deviled eggs are timeless. I make them sometimes just for a snack at home but you can double (or triple) the recipe to make them for a crowd. They’re especially great for Thanksgiving!

Grandma’s Deviled Eggs

Another staple of Southern family functions, these deviled eggs are timeless. I make them sometimes just for a snack at home but you can double (or triple) the recipe to make them for a crowd. They’re especially great for Thanksgiving!

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Ingredients

45 minutes
4-6 people
  1. 7hard boiled eggs
  2. 1/4 cupolive oil mayonnaise
  3. To tastepepper
  4. To tasteHimalayan pink salt
  5. 1 1/2 tbspdill relish
  6. Squeezemustard
  7. To tasteCayenne pepper, as a garnish. (Paprika can be substituted, if you prefer them to not have that spicy kick.)

Cooking Instructions

45 minutes
  1. 1

    Bring a large pot of salted water to a rolling boil. Add the eggs and boil them for 10 minutes, no more, no less.

  2. 2

    Once the eggs are cooked, pour the water out and let them cool for about 15 minutes.

  3. 3

    Carefully peel the eggs then slice them longways and add the yolks to a mixing bowl, making sure to scrape out as much as possible from each half.

  4. 4

    Add all the condiments and salt and pepper to the yolks then mix well with a fork.

  5. 5

    Fill the egg halves evenly with the yolk mixture and garnish each one with a sprinkle of Cayenne pepper (or Paprika).

  6. 6

    Let them chill overnight for optimum results and enjoy!!

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Plain Jane
Plain Jane @plainjane
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As a Southern gal and a mother, food is a huge part of my life, along with family and tradition. I'm also quite fond of traveling when I can, (especially to the beach), books, music, and any and all other types of brain food. Hope y'all can find something new to enjoy from my collection of diverse recipes that have been passed around my family, are self-taught or inspired from others, or a combination of all three! There’s nothing plain here! ✌🏻
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