Happy (Good) Friday y’all! I debated and debated on whether to make this part of my How To Series, or just a regular old post, and decided on How To because I’m Southern. Yeah, sounds weird, but where I’m from, deviled eggs are a staple, therefore I think everyone should know how to make them. <\/strong><\/p>\n If there’s an event, gathering, or holiday in the South there will be deviled eggs there, always. I would like to note that I honestly didn’t choose deviled eggs to be the post right before Easter to be naughty or whatever, I just figured there would be plenty of Easter brunches\/lunches\/dinners happening that y’all might need a lovely little side dish\/appetizer for.<\/strong><\/p>\n These little bites of awesome happen to be a personal favorite of mine since I was kid, and it wasn’t until just a few years ago that I realized my mom has always sprinkled Curry on the deviled eggs instead of Paprika–mind blown–but seriously you can totally use Paprika if you like. <\/strong><\/p>\n Have an absolutely wonderful family, Easter egg, good food, chocolate, and (hopefully) deviled egg filled weekend, and as always thank you so much for stopping by. your water & lots of salt added (sorry my hands look so weird in pics)…<\/p>\n eggs gently placed into your water…<\/p>\n lightly boiling…<\/p>\n after sitting for a bit & peeled (too hard to take a pic while peeling)…<\/p>\n about to cut down the middle long ways…<\/p>\n all cut…<\/p>\n yolks into your bowl (excuse my Velociraptor looking claw hand)…<\/p>\n now for the mayonnaise…<\/p>\n mix, mix, mix…<\/p>\n mix, mix some more, and time for salt & pepper to taste & mix again…<\/p>\n into your eggs & enjoy!!!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n
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