Romanians make deviled eggs with almost any occasion: wedding, Christmas, burials, Easter etc. You name it, we’ll cook them. These are a tasty appetizers and one of my favorites.
Let’s say my personal record was eating 22 deviled eggs (which makes 11 entire eggs) in one sitting. I eat so much of this dish, that my husband actually forbids me to cook it, unless it’s a super-special occasion. So I get to do my best deviled eggs recipe maybe 3-4 times in a year.
OK, let’s see what we need.
Deviled Eggs Recipe Ingredients
- 10 eggs (I usually do about 30-40 at once, but 10 would be an OK number)
- onion
- parsley
- salt
- peper
- homemade mayonnaise
How to Make the Best Deviled Eggs Recipe
Just like with many other recipes, there are countless options. Some cooks use cheese, some put liver pate etc. I use only onion and parsley to give them taste and by God what an amazing taste they get.
- Put your eggs to boil. I usually leave them to boil for 40-50 minutes, to make sure they are boiled fully.
- Take the eggs out, clean the shell and cut them in halves.
- Separate the white “shells” and the boiled yolks. Let them cool properly.
- With a potato masher, mash the yolks until smooth.
- Dice an onion finely and add to the paste. Add salt and pepper to taste.
- Add a sprinkle of fresh parsley.
- Add homemade mayonnaise, one tablespoon at a time and mix. Make sure you get a nice paste (not too runny), enough to put into the whites.
- You can pipe the mix or just use a teaspoon.
- For added cholesterol, put some mayo on top of the deviled eggs.
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