Deviled Dishes With a Spicy Kick
Deviled eggs are a classic potluck dish that can be served as an appetizer (or any time of day, really) but did you know that the process of 'deviling' can be used in so many other dishes? When cooking, the term 'deviling' refers to the addition of hot or spicy flavors into your recipe, often mustard or cayenne pepper. Whether it's Southern favorites like deviled ham or crab — or something more inventive like a weeknight chicken dinner punched up with Calabrian chilis, you'll find that all of these recipes feature full-flavored ingredients with just the right amount of kick.
So, go ahead and add hot sauce, peppers, curry powder or mustard to anything you like — we've got plenty of ideas for using this simple and spicy culinary technique.
This delicious sheet pan dinner is made with chili powder to give it a little fiery kick. Each chicken breast gets painted with mustard and hot sauce to help the panko adhere, resulting in crispy chicken that’s crunchy on the outside and tender on the inside. Serve with roasted sweet potatoes to balance out the heat.