From: keen5
On May 28, 2003
I made these for a Memorial Day cookout at my sisters house. After making them, I decided to make another batch, since my family loves deviled eggs. My son raved about them and I guess others enjoyed them too, since I only brought home 4 eggs. I liked them, but I think next time, I will use less Miracle Whip and mustard. I prepared just as the recipe was written, but I like the filling to have a little thicker consistency. Great recipe and I will make again! Thanks!
From: najwa
On Apr 28, 2003
Excellent!! I loved them and so did my husband!! No wonder your kids love them .. thank you so much, I really love the recipe!
From: Roxygirl in Colorado
On Nov 2, 2004
I thought the pickle juice and celery seed were great additions to the recipe. However, I'm discovering my husband isn't a big fan of celery seed, so I'll cut it down next time. I also added a pinch of vinegar like I always do. Don't make the mistake I did, which was adding a touch of sour cream. It muddies the texture.
From: Bogey'sMom
On Jan 24, 2004
I used this to make egg salad - just mashed up all the eggs. Delicious. Ate it on Ritz crackers last night when I got home from work. Yum.
From: Sharon123
On Jan 22, 2004
Oooh, these were good! I actually mashed the whites and made this into an egg salad. Delicious!
From: Mom of Five
On Jan 18, 2004
Addictive! These are wonderful! For those on a low carb diet, just substitute half a pack of Splenda for the sugar.
From: bullwinkle
On Nov 25, 2005
i tired your recipe for deviled eggs because it had ingredients I haven't tried in a deviled egg before. They were very good. The only thing I did different was to use a little less celery seed since some in my family don't care for them. Thanks PanNan. Bullwinkle.
From: glitter
On Dec 27, 2004
PanNan..Delicious..A Keeper..I made with Miracle Whip, Used 1 Tblsp. finely chopped onion mixed, but I didn't sprinkle any on top. I did however sprinkle Emeril's Essence on top instead of Paprika and very finely chopped parsley. These went like wild fire and I wish I would have made double. Thank you for sharing.
From: PaulaG
On Nov 27, 2005
This is how I have made my deviled eggs for years. The only change is that I do not add the sugar. Made them again for Thanksgiving.
From: ChefDebs
On Sep 7, 2007
I usually dont follow any recipe when making devilled eggs, but i found this one and thought i would give it a try as i was going to a potluck lunch. I loved the addition of chives, which really perks them up, and also really enhances the presentation of them. I sprinkled cayenne pepper instead of paprika, just 'cos i'm not much of a fan of the stuff.
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