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Deviled Eggs Query

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  1. "Terry Pulliam Burd" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I make very tasty deviled eggs, but cannot get the yolk to a
    consistency I like. It still has little lumps in it. I've tried a
    potato masher, hand held mixer, squashed it with a fork until I'm blue
    in the face, but cannot get it entirely smooth. I can't see using the
    small bowl of the food processor, as I'd lose too much yolk mixture.
    Any tips, fellow foodies??

    Before "put the yolks in a small bowl," place them on a sheet of parchment
    paper on your cutting board. Use your chef's knife to smear them out thin.
    Then scrape them off the parchment into the bowl and proceed.

    --Rich


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    > Terry Pulliam Burd wrote on 01 Jun 2006 in rec.food.cooking
    >
    > > I make very tasty deviled eggs, but cannot get the yolk to a
    > > consistency I like. It still has little lumps in it. I've tried a
    > > potato masher, hand held mixer, squashed it with a fork until I'm


    blue

    Quoted message said:

    > > in the face, but cannot get it entirely smooth. I can't see using
    > the
    > > small bowl of the food processor, as I'd lose too much yolk
    > mixture.
    > > Any tips, fellow foodies??
    > >

    I mash mine with the back of a heavy spoon like I was crushing up a pill.
    I mash them smooth before adding anything. They always come out creamy
    after I add the mayo.

    Elaine, too

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