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Today, I am sharing deviled eggs two ways. Now, every year at my Mom’s Easter party we have what we call “the tap off”. Each of us receives a hard boiled egg. We each take turns tapping or egg with the ends of each others eggs. Whenever both ends of your egg is cracked, you are out. Whoever ends up with no cracks on both ends of their egg is the winner. Also, many of us have the Easter tradition of dying or coloring hard boiled eggs.
With all of those hard boiled eggs, ya gotta make something with them. Deviled eggs are a great thing to make with them. My family loves them. For me, deviled eggs frequently grace the Easter table. My daughter is especially a fan of them. I decided to give a couple new recipe a try. It was a split on which on my family had preference for. Try them both and you decide.
The virtual Easter dinner continues today with Tara from Unsophisticook. She shares Cucumber Salad. Be sure to check it out.
Cream Cheese Deviled Eggs
Ingredients
- 8 hard-cooked eggs
- 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese, softened
- 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- pepper to taste
- 1/4 cup chives, diced
- 3 bacon strips, cooked and crumbled
Devilishly Delicious Eggs
Ingredients
- 6 hard-cooked eggs
- 3 Tbsp. Kraft Sandwich Shop Garlic and Herb Mayonnaise
- shredded carrot
Instructions
- Cut eggs in half lengthwise. Remove yolks and place in a bowl; set whites aside. Mash the yolks and mix in the mayonnaise.
- Stuff or pipe the yolk mixture into egg whites. Sprinkle with shredded carrots. Refrigerate until serving.
Cream Cheese Deviled Egg recipe adapted from Taste of Home, Devilishly Delicious Egg recipe adapted from Kraft Food and Family magazine.
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I love deviled eggs. Since I’ve switched to a healthy lifestyle, I’ve not had any deviled eggs. I’ve been trying to avoid industrial seed oils and all store-bought mayo is full of it. I may have to try out this cream-cheese concept, but I’ll stay old-school with paprika. I bet we could even use plain Greek yogurt. Good stuff. Thanks!
I love deviled eggs. Since I’ve switched to a healthy lifestyle, I’ve not had any deviled eggs. I’ve been trying to avoid industrial seed oils and all store-bought mayo is full of it. I may have to try out this cream-cheese concept, but I’ll stay old-school with paprika. I bet we could even use plain Greek yogurt. Good stuff. Thanks!
I just love deviled eggs and love that there are so many different ways to change them up. These sound great, especially the cream cheese one!
What a fun game to play 🙂
I just love deviled eggs and love that there are so many different ways to change them up. These sound great, especially the cream cheese one!
What a fun game to play 🙂
They look SO pretty piped – love it!
They look SO pretty piped – love it!
What beautiful deviled eggs! I love deviled eggs too. I even shared a couple of deviled egg recipes on my blog the other day!
https://www.kitchen-concoctions.com/2011/04/ecstatic-about-eggs.html
What beautiful deviled eggs! I love deviled eggs too. I even shared a couple of deviled egg recipes on my blog the other day!
https://www.kitchen-concoctions.com/2011/04/ecstatic-about-eggs.html
In the first recipe you say to “stir in peas.” What peas? Did you mean chives? lol Hmmm… not sure about cream cheese in my deviled eggs, but these might be worth a try! 🙂
In the first recipe you say to “stir in peas.” What peas? Did you mean chives? lol Hmmm… not sure about cream cheese in my deviled eggs, but these might be worth a try! 🙂
In the first recipe you say to “stir in peas.” What peas? Did you mean chives? lol Hmmm… not sure about cream cheese in my deviled eggs, but these might be worth a try! 🙂