i was pretty tired of people bringing deviled eggs to my get-togethers and saying,
"oh you can't have these, but i brought deviled eggs!"
uh, thanks.....?!
so i decided to make my own.
"oh you can't have these, but i brought deviled eggs!"
uh, thanks.....?!
so i decided to make my own.
This may be the easiest thing on the planet to make!
bring them to your next cookout or party!
bring them to your next cookout or party!
- two cans of whole new potatoes
(or ball-ball taters as my boyfriend and his brother call them) - vegenaise
- vegan bacon bits
- your favorite paprika or powdered chipotle pepper
- tumeric
- sea salt
- yellow mustard
(optional) - melon baller with a very small scoop
- piping bag or plastic baggie you can cut the corner off of
directions
- uhh open the cans of potatoes, genius…
- slice the larger potatoes in half
(lengthwise) - any skinny or smaller potatoes should be cut so one side is thicker.
(you wanna try to get at least one "egg half" out of each) - take the melon baller and scoop out small holes in the potato halves for the “filling”.
- place the scooped out pieces, smaller pieces, weird halves, and broken pieces into a small bowl.
- add vegenaise, and blend in a food processor. only add enough to get the mixture semi-creamy. you want to be able to add your other ingredients!
- add tumeric for a little yellow color-- it only takes a few dashes, but you can add as much as you like.
- add a touch of yellow mustard for tanginess if you choose, and process again.
- add bacon bits and sea salt to taste, process, taste, process, you got it.
- add more vegenaise until you get your perfect creamy consistency and taste!
- pipe the “egg mixture” into your scooped out potatoes.
- sprinkle paprika or chipotle on top.
- EAT EAT EAT... AND EAT!
Oh my goodness those look so yummy and they dont even look like potatoes - GENIUS!
ReplyDeleteI've never ever tried Deviled Eggs, but these might be good because of the potatoes? Hmmm
ReplyDeleteCan't eat deviled eggs, I'll go to Hell. :(
ReplyDeletehahahaha, silly!
DeleteHere in Argentina we eat this with "asado" (barbecue) AND I LOVE THESE!!! Thank you so much for the recipe!!!!
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