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my name is Marian!
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I have a question for you today.
What's the first dish you cooked?
And when?
I'll answer first.
12 years ago, probably... or 11 or 13...
The first dish I cooked was...
deviled eggs.
It was the Easter and we had a lot of Easter eggs as usual.
Every Easter is the same.
That's why I made deviled eggs without help.
I know. It's a simple recipe.
But that's the first one for me.
Before that I've tried a lot of crap
but it's the first recipe which I didn't ruin
and everybody liked it.
Leave a comment with the first dish you made.
to answer my question. I told you my answer..
Today I will show you how to make classic deviled eggs because I remembered it.
It's simple, without pâté or cream cheese or anything else.
Back to basics! Back to the classic recipe!
Let me show you what we need for today's recipe:
4 hard boiled eggs, I need to peel them,
2 to 2 and a half tablespoons of mayo,
I will use a tablespoon of mustard,
I will taste and add more if needed,
half of teaspoon of salt and chili powder to sprinkle on top.
I peeled off the egg shels and I have to admit
I don't know what came first: the chicken or the egg,
but these are the worst eggs since the first egg appeared
the egg shels were hard to peel off and I lost a good amount of time.
Let's move on to the next step.
Cut the eggs in half and put the yolks in a bowl.
These are the egg yolks.
Add the mustard first.
About a tablespoon. I'll add more after I taste the mixture.
Add the mayo.
Salt
Mash all the ingredients and mix well.
It's perfect!
Let's fill the egg whites with this mixture.
I'll use a teaspoon, but you can use a lot of things.
This is how the classic deviled eggs look like,
I've sprinkled some chili powder and some ground black pepper on them.
I like them that way.
Let's taste them.
Wow!
They're great. I like them.
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