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Hope it was a wonderful birthday. Same day as my son's birthday. Here in the west it is June 8th for another 20 minutes so I am on time. Best wishes for a healthy and happy coming year. xoxo tracker
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Shadow Prowler!

Blessings Always!

Does anyone want or need a temporary husband??
My very "helpful" husband is all too willing to help me with my Easter cooking. So far he's swiped and "taste tested" four of my deviled eggs....that is four WHOLE eggs, or 8 halves. He's eaten half an apple I was peeling and slicing for a crumble, and some how I've "lost" three cookies...I swear I made a dozen...but he swears I didn't...

With all his kind, loving help, I'll never get Easter Dinner prepared! Well, I'll be doing good to get half of it on the serving table. So....anyone out there want a temp husband who can come help YOU with your cooking?? I'm willing to share!
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Shadow Prowler-Spreading Love - "Wonderland" . *Laugh* Seriously. If it weren't for this, maybe I'll attempt to cook something. It is my dream to cook an Easter meal especially since I practice Lent. We don't really have such a thing as an Easter meal in Malaysia so I am Googling the Western cultures and see what they do. I want to throw an Easter party next year. I'm observing menu now. What I know is people have Roast Lamb, Hot Crossed Buns, Devilled Eggs. I'm not sure what else. Why Devilled Eggs though? *Laugh* Cause it's a devil? We overcome the devil and we eat it? I mean, I get Lamb and Hot Crossed Buns.

But seriously, 4 eggs are a lot. *Laugh* I get extremely full just eating two eggs.

Your menu sounds fantastic! *Heart* Do you have decorations for Easter?
Elycia Lee ☮ I'm really not sure why they are called "deviled" eggs, but I like your reasoning. I did google it and got this response from AllRecipes.com: Where Does the Name Come From?
In this case, the adjective "deviled" has a (somewhat) secular meaning — the word "devil" is just a culinary term that is used to describe a highly seasoned dish.

To devil means to "combine a food with various hot or spicy seasonings such as red pepper, mustard, or Tabasco sauce, thereby creating a 'deviled' dish," according to the Food Lover's Companion, the definitive guide to all things food and cooking.

The term likely comes from the connection between spiciness and the presumably hot temperatures in hell.

Since the word "devil" does have negative connotations, though, some groups of people prefer to call the dish "stuffed eggs," "salad eggs," or "dressed eggs."

Growing up, Mom and my Grandmother always made ham, potato salad, baked beans, mac and cheese, fried okra, and deviled eggs. Mom always made carrot cake and Grandma always made some sort of fruit pie.

Another tradition is/was to put at least one silver dollar or gold dollar in a plastic egg to hide...the other eggs had candy in them...but whoever found the eggs with the dollars got an extra treat. You don't see those types of coins much any more. I was telling my nephew about this, and he asked me "what is a coin"....I felt OLD...lol Happy Easter!
When they first made 'deviled eggs' they were far more spicy than they are today. People who ate these early versions described the heat as close to hell's gates, hence the name.
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