Who doesn’t love deviled eggs at a BBQ? Enjoy this recipe by One Plane Jane Ambassador Beth Straney, @planebookishgirl
Ingredients
- Eggs (Large eggs are best)
- Dukes Mayo
- French's Mustard
- Smoked Paprika (essential)
- Baking Soda
- Salt
- Pepper
Tools
- Small mixing bowl
- Flat, air tight container. I use a glass 9x13 pan with a lid.
- Paper towel in the bottom of your container
- Pastry Blender or large fork
- Pastry bag or quart size ziplock bag
- Spatula
- Large stock pot or sauce pan (the baking soda on the eggs will wear on the pot over time so I have one older pot that I just use for eggs.
Disclaimer: I don't measure anything when I cook. It's all by eye.
- Start eggs in cold water and sprinkle baking side over all eggs. When water starts to a rolling boil start a timer for 13 minutes and reduce heat to med high.
- Prepare ice bath to cold shock eggs. Give 20-30 minutes for eggs to cool. I put the bowl in the fridge.
- After cooled, peel and cut eggs in half, lengthways.
- Place yolk halves in a mixing bowl and whites in whatever container you are going to store the deviled eggs.
- Add salt and pepper to taste to the yolks. Mash yolks (I use a pastry blender or a large fork) until there are no lumps.
- This is where the by eye part comes in...squirt mustard to cover about 2/3 of the top of the eggs. Your mayo measurement is about 1/2 ratio with your yolks. Mix together until incorporated.
- Put the yolk mixture in a quart ziplock bag sort of like a disposable pastry bag. Or use a pastry bag. Make sure the air is out of the bag, seal and cut off one corner, about 1/2". Fill whites with your yolk mixture. Sprinkle smoked paprika over eggs to finish.
Enjoy! 🥚 ♥️ 🥚