Classic deviled eggs with miracle whip

 



Ingredients: 

  • Six eggs, big
  • Two tablespoons of Miracle Whip


  • One tsp yellow mustard
  • one-half tsp white vinegar
  • To taste, add salt and pepper.
  • Add paprika as a garnish.
  • Chop some fresh parsley or chives (optional for garnish)

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Instructions:

1. Bring the eggs to a boil:


Put the eggs in a pot with cold water on top of them in a single layer. Put the water on medium-high heat and bring it to a boil. After it reaches a boil, turn down the heat and simmer for ten to twelve minutes.

2. Peel and Cool:


After taking the eggs out of the pot, let them cool for about five minutes in a bowl of ice water. To make it easier, peel the eggs under cool running water.

3. Cut the Eggs:

Cut the peeled eggs in half lengthwise with care. Take out the yolks and transfer them to another bowl. Place the egg white halves on a dish for serving.

4. Get the Filling Ready:


Using a fork, mash the egg yolks until they are finely crushed. To the mashed yolks, add Miracle Whip, white vinegar, yellow mustard, and salt and pepper. Mix thoroughly until creamy and smooth.

5. Stuff the Egg Whites:

Evenly spoon the yolk mixture between the two egg white halves, or, for a more polished appearance, pipette the mixture in.

6. Garnish:

To give color and taste to the filled eggs, sprinkle paprika on top. Add some chopped fresh parsley or chives as a garnish if you'd like to add some flair.

7. Chill and serve.

To let the flavors combine, place the deviled eggs in the refrigerator for a minimum of half an hour. Serve cold as a side dish or appetizer.
Enjoy:


Enjoy these delicious and nostalgic classic deviled eggs with Miracle Whip for any occasion!
You are welcome to change the ingredients to suit your tastes. This recipe is a crowd-pleaser because it has a creamy, tangy filling with a dash of sweetness from the Miracle Whip.






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