Deviled eggs with bacon and ranch dressing. Easy and tasty. I invented this recipe when I was looking for a new way to make deviled eggs. Week-old eggs peel easier than fresh eggs. You can use precooked bacon if you like.
Deviled eggs with bacon and ranch dressing. Easy and tasty. I invented this recipe when I was looking for a new way to make deviled eggs. Week-old eggs peel easier than fresh eggs. You can use precooked bacon if you like.
Sliced eggs stuffed with potato salad. Makes a great appetizer or brunch.
I got this great alternative to Deviled Eggs from my brother Mark. I’ve taken this recipe to the office and family gatherings and they ask for me to bring to every occasion.
A cool, creamy ranch and cream cheese mixture with onion and pickle is the filling for these delicious deviled eggs. Omit the onion and pickle, if desired — they’re tasty either way!
Your deviled egg platter will look especially appealing with these elegant but very easy appetizers topped with spicy pepper relish and tangy cranberry relish.
I concocted this recipe for my longtime friend and colleague Colleen B. for her 60th birthday celebration. Decorate with a sprigs of parsley or dill.
Easter with a kick! Every year I make deviled eggs, and this year I wanted to try something new. This is my own creation; a good balance of richness and zesty flavor! Garnish with Buffalo wing sauce and paprika.
A quick and easy appetizer that will disappear quickly. I have increased this recipe to twenty eggs before and use the food processor to mash yolks and combine horseradish cream in minutes. Great for potlucks.
This recipe was given to me by a friend several years ago. These have a very unique flavor and are quite addicting. Garnish with chopped ripe olives or cilantro, and serve with your favorite salsa.
These deviled eggs include bacon and shredded Cheddar cheese. And a wasabi kick.
This is a zippy version of an old standby. Makes a great side dish or an appetizer. Can be prepared the day before and stored in the refrigerator covered in foil. These go fast!
The secret ingredient in these creamy eggs is the cream cheese. ‘C’est bon,’ meaning ‘It’s so good!’
Mom’s original recipe with a little kick of wasabi mayonnaise to give this classic a more modern edge.
This Mexican twist on deviled eggs adds a powerful punch to these traditional appetizers.
I’ve taken these yummy deviled eggs to many events, and folks always enjoy them. They’re just a little spicy! Adjust the proportions of the mustards and mayonnaise to taste. I sometimes add a hot Jamaican pepper if I really want to spice them up.
Deviled eggs with a spicy twist. Spicy brown mustard and Italian dressing give these deviled eggs a nice zesty flavor.
A spicy twist on a traditional classic. Habanero and jalapeno peppers give it a nice slow burn that will delight your tastebuds!
These appeared on the table at every holiday and every gathering when I was growing up. My children will stand in front of the refrigerator and eat one after another (if I don’t catch them). You can spice these up with country or creole mustard, a few jots of hot sauce (or a bunch of hot sauce!), and a sprig of parsley. It’s just pretty.