Boil eggs for 3 - 4 minutes. Immediately put them into cold water, then crack the shell a little and dip them back into the cold water (this makes the shell come off much easier.)
Another recipe for deviled eggs.
My family likes a mustard-base yolk filling. I use Hellmann's Mayonnaise, too, in a smaller quantity. My basic stuffed eggs' ingredients are: mustard, Mayonnaise, (thin-sliced and diced) sweet onions, dill pickle relish, garlic powder or minced garlic, salt, and pepper. All of these ingredients are to be used sparingly. When the yolks are spooned back into the space in the eggs, there is always stuffing to spare. I never measure my ingredients, and have trouble telling anyone how much to use. It seems as if a six-egg batch would call for about a scant tablespoon of onions and relish. Most people use sweet relish, but I prefer the nip we get with dill. Some people put diced bell peppers into their yolk mix. Some people sprinkle Paprika over the finished tops. This gives them a red color, and perhaps that is what makes them "deviled" eggs? I don't use Paprika.
To make a deviled egg, place the amount of eggs you need into a pan of cold water bring to a boil and remove from heat cover the pan and let sit for 20 minutes. Peel the eggs and then cut them in half lengthwise, remove the yolk from the eggs and place into a bowl, mash and mix them with enough mayo to make to make is smooth and creamy you can also add some pickle relish and a bit of chopped scallion or even some chopped ham if you like. Using a spoon or a piping bag fill the hollows of the egg white with the yolk mixture. Refrigerate til ready to serve!
Some good deviled eggs recipes can be found at the Wisegeek website and the Shockingly Delicious website. Both websites contain a lot of deviled eggs recipes.
A good way to make regular deviled eggs more appealing to your children is by decorating them. For ideas how to decorate them go to www.ehow.com Recipes where you will find some good ideas.
Some Easter recipes that are common in the Spring are Apple Cider-glazed ham, hard boiled eggs, pea soup, bunny cupcakes and deviled eggs.
Some popular recipes that use imitation caviar as a substitute for traditional caviar include sushi rolls, deviled eggs, and blinis with sour cream.
You have many chances to wow your guests. Some of these ways are deviled eggs, spicy meatballs, vegetable platter or spread and mini pizzas of different varieties.
Some popular recipes that feature a substitute for horseradish include using mustard, wasabi, or grated ginger in dishes like roast beef, deviled eggs, or sauces.
There are a myriad of brunch options using eggs. Decide if you'd like the eggs to be a main dish, such as quiche, or as a side or appetizer, such as deviled eggs. You can find these recipes and others at websites such as www.kraft.com, www.bettycrocker.com or www.allrecipes.com
Simply recipes (http://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/pickled_eggs) has some great recipes for Pickled Eggs for beginners to the novice cook. You will find some unique recipes for Pickled eggs ranging from Beet pickled eggs with cardamom and anise to Curried pickled eggs.
'All white people' do not like deviled eggs. Liking deviled eggs - or any other food - has nothing to do with the color of one's skin. It's imply a matter of taste - some people of any skin color will like them, and some people of any skin color will not like them.
Another name for deviled eggs is "stuffed eggs." This term highlights the preparation method, where the egg yolks are mixed with various ingredients and then stuffed back into the egg whites. In some regions, they may also be referred to as "angel eggs."
Some good alternatives for eggs in fried chicken recipes include buttermilk, yogurt, or a mixture of water and cornstarch. These ingredients can help bind the breading to the chicken and create a crispy coating without using eggs.
You can make a banana-apple smoothie with the milk and have some deviled eggs or just hard boiled eggs.