Okay so, I just started blogging my collection of healthy recipes. I started this so I could have all my recipes in one accessible, and most importantly searchable location. Blog > Recipe Book. However, if you happen to see this and like what I have here, feel free to use, share, comment, and follow!
Since June 2015 :)
This is so easy its stupid. Deviled eggs are just one of those things where everyone has that one grandma, aunt, etc who makes THE BEST. Well, I'm not promising these are the best, per se, HOWEVER... they are unexpected! Different is huge when you're talking deviled eggs because most people usually use the same ingredients, and only differ in the quantities.
This reminds me of one mother's day when I was a teenager, we went to this great Italian place with daily menu changes. One of those places where the chef makes whatever inspires him that day. So, that particular day, he made basil mashed potatoes. Green mashed potatoes on my plate. At first I was totally weirded out, but then I took a bite, and my eyes rolled into the back of my head. Unfortunately for me, my father is a usual patron, and the chef was on his way to the table to personally ask how we were enjoying the food. Obviously, he saw the entire event transpire. My entire range of facial expressions from, 'wtf' to 'Holy Lord in heaven.' He was laughing and grinning ear to ear by the time he was standing next to me, and I - of course- was mortified. To add insult to my injury, he asked "How are those potatoes for you?" Anyways, so those are literally the most memorable mashed potatoes I've ever had. They might also be the best, but I don't know, mashed potatoes are just one of those dishes that are amazing each and every time - so it's hard to say which is best. The take home message here, is that I will forever REMEMBER those mashed potatoes, and their creator. A classic that is difficult to reinvent is forever ingrained in my memory... so much that it inspired these deviled eggs
This recipe will definitely stand out and people will love it 1) because it's delicious, and 2) this is not your average, run of the mill egg. A deviled egg is something so common and classic that most people don't even think of changing the fundamental ingredients and flavors. IF ANYTHING this is memorable.
Just enough mayo to soften the yolks up (if you're being health conscious) or just add tons of mayo till it tastes like heaven
Dijon if you like mustard,I guess.... blegh! I don't know, its up to you. (blegh again!) It REALLY does not need it at all, and I'm not even sure if it will go with pesto...
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