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post #11 of 42

3/22/12 at 9:02am

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I make alot of deviled eggs. I really don't have fancy trays just the tupperware ones that hold 16 halves. I do however pickle my eggs first then make them into deviled ones. These are really good.

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3/22/12 at 7:20pm

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WalnutHollow07,

Do you have a good recipe for pickled eggs? I need one. Can you think of one little preschoolers would enjoy making?

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4/1/12 at 6:52am

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My kids love making their own deviled egg for a snack. I let them peel the egg, cut it in half, spoon the yolk into a small dish, add their favorite seasoning and spoon it back onto the white. They are so happy they did it themselves!

Here is an easy homemade egg carrier:

How to Make and Transport Deviled Eggs

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4/1/12 at 8:12am

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The only super cool thing I have ever done withdeviled eggs was for a halloween party I had a few years ago. I made eyeballs. You can tint the yolk filling for colors if you want, use a sliced black olive for the pupil and make veins with red food coloring and a toothpick. They were really cute!

My filling is just the basic mayo, mustard, dill relish, pepper and salt and some paprika. I say, if it ain't broke, don't fix it! LOL (but I LOVE the basic deviled egg!)

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4/1/12 at 3:42pm

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Those Halloween eyeballs sound so fun!

The preschoolers are looking forward to making their own deviled egg ladybugs next week.

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4/1/12 at 3:45pm

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Nice egg carrier, Kittycooks!

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4/1/12 at 6:18pm

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Thanks, Clare! Diva on a dime! :)

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Nice egg carrier, Kittycooks!

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4/1/12 at 7:30pm

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That's the only way to be, Diva on a dime! I love it!

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4/1/12 at 9:29pm

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I love truffle devil eggs..I posted a recipe on my personal blog http://www.marinhomestead.com/chickens/truffle-deviled-eggs/

Currently I use a long, thin white serving dish ....let me find a pic...

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4/1/12 at 9:59pm

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Mmm, those truffled deviled eggs sound delicious! I love unusual recipes like this! Something new and fun! Where do you buy your truffle oil? I haven't seen it in our grocery stores yet.