A classic delicacy in the Southern US that goes great as a side dish or as an appetizer, in this post, I will sharing the recipe I developed for Deviled Eggs.
Add 2 cups of water and 1 TSP of white distilled vinegar to 3qt saucepan with eggs and warm on medium to medium-high heat until boiling.
Once boiling, cover saucepan and continue cooking eggs on medium to medium-high heat for 9-12 minutes***
Using tongs, remove eggs from pot and place in cold water for at least 15 minutes
Slowly and gently peel boiled eggs to avoid damaging the egg whites (as the inner membrane of the shells may be tightly bond to eggs) and slice them in halves.
Separate egg yolks from egg whites and smash egg yolks until it achieves a coarse consistency.
For the best result, place egg yolks in food processor and pulse 5-7 times in 1 second increments, to ensure a smooth / lump-free consistency. Smashing manually with a fork is also acceptable.
To make filling, add core ingredients (mayo, greek yogurt, apple cider vinegar, sweet relish, mustard) to large mixing bowl with smashed egg yolks and mix until well combined.
Add spices/herbs (excluding paprika) to mixing bowl and fold together with filling until well combined.
Place filling inside crevices of egg whites until used up, or all egg whites have been filled.
For the best results, transfer filling to dessert pipe or piping bag in order to fill egg whites. Using a fork or spoon to fill egg whites with egg yolk filling is also acceptable.
Sprinkle with Ground Paprika for garnish before serving.
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***Recipe was tested using an electric stove top. Exact cook times may vary if using a gas or induction stove top. Disclaimer