Traditional Southern Deviled Eggs
Show: Paula's Home Cooking
Episode: Southern Favorites
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By ohmygoodness99
on June 15, 2013
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Only one suggestion as this is a traditional southern recipe.. You need to add a teaspoon of VINEGAR, I'm not sure how people can forget this. It adds that little tang that traditional deviled eggs have. I have used this recipe combo for years but I don't measure.. I just add mayo or mustard if it looks dry etc.
By lharri0209
Waldorf, MD
on June 04, 2013
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I am new to cooking homemade dishes. I helped my mother in preparing deviled eggs on many holiday occasions as a youth but, forgot the specific ingredients to use. Wanted something simple and easy, yet tasty. I found Paula's recipe online. I love it! I did however add in a few extras like an extra tsp of mayo, some celery salt, dill weed and sprinkle of sugar. Not much add, just to taste. I only garnished with paprika. Plan to use this as my go to recipe for special occasions for yrs to come. Thanks.
By Rattler97
Lanham, MD
on May 27, 2013
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I have never made deviled eggs until yesterday. I tried this recipe and it was a hit. The people at the party didn't think it was my first time making deviled eggs. They talked about how delicious they were all evening! Great recipe!
By nlamb80
Portland, OR
on May 23, 2013
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Simple and delicious recipe! I used Beaver brand honey bacon mustard instead of regular mustard, YUM. This recipe also makes for a good egg salad.
By adela0932_1990845
norman, OK
on April 09, 2013
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Easy and very tasty!
By mstoops
Los Altos, CA
on April 07, 2013
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My 8 yr old son was asking what deviled eggs are. With plenty of Easter eggs available, this was the perfect time and recipe. I showed him how to make them, and he loved them!
By Whudmel
on April 03, 2013
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My family loves these--& we have used this recipe minus the pimento for 6 generations. I always have a trick that I use. I boil one extra egg to mash along with the egg yolks [whites & all} --It gives you more filling and a full deviled egg--do try that~ Melba Williams--Clinton, Ms.
By LaurenLovesFood
South-Eastern C...
on April 01, 2013
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I've never made deviled eggs before and I suddenly got the weirdest craving for them tonight, which I never do! Luckily Easter was yesterday so I had already boiled eggs in the freezer, but I didn't even know what the filling was supposed to be made out of. I found one recipe before this one that called for hot sauce, which sounded disgusting. I should have looked at Paula's recipe first. These were so delicious, and I'm so happy I made them! I did end up using spicy brown mustard instead of normal yellow mustard, and avoided paprika and pimentos. Instead I put bacon bits on the top and some season all salt. Yum, yum, yum! You can never go wrong with adding bacon to anything. :
By Siamukha
on February 22, 2013
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I have made this twice now and both times the dish came out fantastic. It's super easy to boot.
By kategpgreen
Alabama
on February 21, 2013
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Amazing!!! When I was having a craving for deviled eggs, this is what I had in mind. Perfect consistancy in the filling too. My only deviation from the recipe was to use bread and butter pickle relish...just because I like those the best. As usual, super happy I chose Paula's recipe.