Southern Deviled Eggs
By
Barbara Scott
@Feebs17
17
My grandma taught my mom how to make these when she was just a girl. I never cease getting raves about these deviled eggs, no matter where I take them. Nothing new wave about this recipe, nothing fancy. Just full of flavor and SO good! I hope you enjoy them as much as my friends and family do.
Blue Ribbon Recipe
These Southern deviled eggs remind us of childhood. It's a classic recipe where the hard-boiled egg is the star. The filling is creamy, slightly tangy, and sweet. This deviled egg recipe is a simple appetizer that everyone will love. 
Rating:
★★★★★ 1 vote5
Comments:
Serves:
18 (two deviled eggs per each person)
Prep:
35 Min
Method:
No-Cook or Other
Ingredients
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18jumbo eggs
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2/3 cmayonnaise
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1 Tbsp(well rounded) prepared yellow mustard
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1cap full (from the bottle) apple cider vinegar
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2 Tbspsweet pickle relish
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2 Tbspplus 1 tsp sweet pickle vinegar
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3 dash(es)salt
How to Make Southern Deviled Eggs
- Place eggs in a Dutch oven and cover with cold water. Add about a tablespoon of baking soda in with the eggs. (It helps the eggs peel better.)
- Turn on heat under pan and watch until water comes to a boil. Turn off the heat. Set timer for 10 minutes. After 10 minutes, take eggs off of stove, pour water into sink and run cold water over the eggs. Peel eggs as soon as they are cool enough to the touch.
- Slice peeled eggs lengthwise and scoop yolks into a medium bowl. Mash yolks with a fork until no lumps remain.
- Add all of the next ingredients.
- Mix well. Take a large Ziploc bag, fold the sides down and remove the mixture to a corner of the bag.
- Cut a small opening in that corner of the bag and use as a piping tool to fill eggs.
- NOTE: Make these the day before you need them as they taste even better after being in the fridge overnight.
About Southern Deviled Eggs
Course/Dish: Other Side Dishes, Other Appetizers
Main Ingredient: Eggs
Regional Style: Southern
Collection: Easter
Other Tag: Heirloom
