Deviled Eggs

Deviled eggs, also called eggs mimosa, Russian Eggs, Dressed Eggs and Picnic Eggs are made by slicing a hard boiled egg in half and removing the yolk. The yolk is then mixed with condiments such as mayonnaise, mustard and relish and placed back in the solid egg white. They may be served as a appetizer, side dish, or a main course.

Deviled eggs are very popular in United States, they even have a dish made especially for serving. At Easter time the left over cooked Easter eggs can be used to make deviled eggs.

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Deviled Egg History

Eggs mimosa, deviled eggs, originated in Rome. They were first called stuffed eggs with added ingredients of raisins and other sweet herbs. In the 13th Century Andalusian, came the first know recipe for them. The name deviled eggs came in the 18th century England, made with fiery hot spices or condiments, earning them their name Deviled Eggs.http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/216014/the_origin_of_the_deviled_egg.html?cat=22

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