Deviled Eggs
50 Recipes from Simple to Sassy
Overview
From the publisher
A revered favorite for generations, deviled eggs are not only the ultimate party food but also great side dishes, first courses to an elegant dinner, or additions to a salad to round out a light lunch. Their cultural impact is so powerful that they even have their own specially designed plates.
Everyone has the necessary ingredients right on hand to make deviled eggs, and they’re incredibly fast, economical, and easy to prepare. Their flavors can range from light and simple (Springtime Herb Delights) to elegant (Avocado Angel Eggs) to gutsy (Blue Devils) to fiery (Tex-Mex Diablos). Deviled Eggs also includes tips for perfectly hard-cooked eggs and ideas for creative presentation.
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1. by P Spicer on Mar 21, 2008 at 1:28 AM PDT
I LOVE this book! The recipes are easy, fun to read, pictures are so beautiful and the recipes from traditional to inventive and exciting. You absolutely MUST try the chocolate deviled eggs and the pimento cheese deviled eggs. To die for!! This should be on everyone’s shelves and I think is a wonderful bridal shower gift.
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