Very delicious! I did use tad less mustard and added tad more mayo just because we like creamier i guess. It is a keeper in my recipe box. Hint for those struggling on peeling eggs. Once they are done put in cold water for about 2 minutes then crack each egg softly one crack each side or each end and let soak in cold water for an hour when you go to peel it practically falls off for you.
My husband loves deviled eggs and this recipe was a nice departure from my usual "go to" recipe. I used a little less dijon and a little more mayo. I also had some smoked paprika on hand so I used that to dust them with - I never decorate them with olives so I left them off. My grandmother sometimes used olives but when she did she always used the green ones stuffed with pimento.
Thought these were great - added just a couple of items: finely minced green onion - just a bit and a little dried mustard....... a little extra mayo too but that's just a personal preference...
Delish! I actually switched the dijon mustard for regular yellow mustard to really bring that tang. I also used Frank's Red Hot to spice these little guys up (rather than say Tabasco)and the zip was perfect. Thanks.. we all loved them:)
I followed the recipe exactly and had to add more Mayo than called for about 2x's more. Especially like the Dijon mustard and hot sauce addition. Flavor was great. Will make again.
I surprised my husband by making these tonight. Oh my goodness...they were so good! I halved the recipe and only made 6 eggs worth...my husband and I ate them all within 5 minutes. This is a keeper for sure. The only thing I did different was add just a little more of the mayo and omitted the olives. Great recipe will use again and again!
I thought my husband loved deviled eggs until I made these for him. He was astonished! The only problem is I have to start making them more often now!
Followed ingredients exactly except I did not dust the eggs with paprika. I boiled my eggs for 3 minutes and then covered them! After 10 minutes I drained the hot water and covered with cool and then shelled them. I used a small cookie scoop to fill each egg white. For the bodies of the spiders: I halved the drained olives and then patted them dry with a paper towel. For the spider legs I just cut slices. The red eyes are made out of Betty Crocker Cookie Icing but I DO NOT RECOMMEND doing this because within 30 minutes the icing slides right off:(:( The taste of the egg is excellent. Will make again and will continue trying to figure out a way to make eyes.
Very good -- I added a little extra mayo and also chopped up pickles.
Yes WAY too salty! I had to add more pepper and Tabasco sauce to try to even it out. They still weren't that great.