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Cream Cheesey Deviled Eggs Recipe


Cream Cheesey Deviled Eggs Recipe
Every Thanksgiving this is a regular side dish on our table. Sometimes it finds it's way to family birthday dinners and cookouts. We have enjoyed this dish this way for many years.

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Ingredients
  • 1 dozen extra large eggs
  • 1 8oz. pkg. cream cheese
  • 2 rounded T. dill pickle relish
  • 1/3c. mayo
  • 2T mustard
  • 3T. finely minced celery
  • 3T. finely minced onion
  • 1T. Texas Pete Hot Sauce ( this brand is not unbareably hot)
  • 1T. honey
  • salt and pepper to taste

Directions
  1. Boil eggs for 10 min
  2. Peel eggs and cut in half length wise
  3. Put yolks in bowl with all other ingredients and mix until well blended
  4. Put yolk mixture in a gallon size zip lock bag and squeeze contents into corner to use as a pastry bag
  5. Cut a small hole in corner and fill each shell quite full
  6. Chill and serve

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Comments


This sounds great but I would have to leave out the hot sauce. LOL
Gem


With the addition of cream cheese, this recipe sounds less eggy than it's counterpart, I am looking forward to making it this Easter. Thank you.


These are delicious, Denise - I really liked the sweetness from the honey and the extra creaminess from the cream cheese. Great, yummy and a real keeper. Thank you!


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