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|  | Smoked Deviled Eggs ;) « Thread Started on Jul 19, 2005, 9:04am » | |
This is a slight twist on the old favorite, Deviled Eggs. Not overly smokey, but you know it's there 
After boiling and peeling the eggs, I'll take a few to the cooker. For a dozen eggs, I'll smoke three...for 18, smoke 4-5 and for two dozen, six, etc.
The ones shown have been smoked for an hour at 220° with some pecan and maple. You could use hickory or oak for a stronger smoke taste. I've coated the eggs with olive oil and some bbq rub.
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I've split ALL the 'unsmoked' hard boiled eggs and put the yolks into a bowl.
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I've finely chopped up completely the whole 'smoked' eggs, yolks and whites, and mixed in with the yolks from the other eggs.
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Okay, now you can let your imagination run wild or you can follow Grandma's recipe, whatever you like For the ones below I have mixed in some bbq rub, garlic powder, pepper, chili powder, sweet pickle relish, horseradish, Ranch dressing, mayonnaise and some hot sauce. I dusted the tops with more chili powder.
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These make great appetizers, snacks, etc. Be warned though, if you take these to a party/gathering, you'd better make a double batch and some copies of the recipe to hand out.
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