Frisco??
I don't recall exacley......it's all becoming a blur.....
But..... works on just about everything !
Just keep it out and just shake a little on a bite to see if you like it...... than start cooking with it once you get the taste down.
Mixes well with other spices...... garlic powder, onion powder, chili powder...... salt pepper......anything really....
frisco
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I know the Eggface blog has many different ones, but here is how I make them. Keep in mind, I "eyeball" this stuff because I have made them for parties for years. I have modified it a bit to be more WLS friendly.
Hard cooked eggs, halved and yolks placed in a mixing bowl and mashed.
Light mayo or Miracle Whip (your personal preference) to moisten the yolks (be careful, not too much, you can add a little at a time if you need to).
Just a touch of ranch dressing to finish moistening the yolks.
salt, pepper, garlic powder, & paprika to taste.
Add finely chopped onion or green onion, celery, and/or sugar free pickle relish to taste.
Mix well and stuff your eggs, enjoy.
2 room temp boiled eggs, cut in half
1T mayo
1/2 tsp yellow mustard
a few sprinkles of dehydrated onion flakes
a few sprinkles of dill or a scant tsp dill relish
salt and pepper to taste
smoked paprika for the top. Penzy's has the best.
place the yellows in a bowl or on a paper plate. I hate dirty eggy dishes
mash up all of the ingredients except the paprika with a fork.
put the yolks back in the eggs, top with the paprika, let them sit around for about 10 mins for the flavors to blend and the onions to rehydrate. I like using the dehydrated onion so that the filliing is firm and not runny.
I prefer to eat them before I have to refrigerate them.
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