Hard boil eggs Cut in half and put yolks in a bowl Mix with salt, mayo, mustard and a touch of curry powder. Put yolk mixture back in eggs Sprinkle with paprika
Don't have exact measurements as I always do it to taste. Use more mayo than any of the other spices.
This was really good (not my recipe)... Crisp Salmon with Braised Red Cabbage and Mustard Sauce - http://www.marthastewart.com/314822/crisp-salmon-with-braised-red-cabbage-an?czone
Mmm, I like the sound of the deviled eggs - not too much work either!
I have a really tasty asparagus & pea homemade soup on my blog - it looks pretty too. http://thesockgarden.wordpress.com/2010/07/13/homemade-asparagus-pea-soup/
Hope you enjoy your party and show us the pics of what you finally decide on :)
As a starter, I've always found that red grapefuit - fruit and juice scraped out, with shell retained - mixed with prawns and mayonnaise - and then the mixture replaced in the skin goes down well, and sharpens the appetite.
As a main course, we often have Beef Strogonoff (recipes abound, so will not bore you with ours - unless you want it)
Then for pudding - how about Chocolate Mousse? For those who prefer savouries, there's always a cheese board!
Deviled Eggs are always good for appetizers.
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Cut in half and put yolks in a bowl
Mix with salt, mayo, mustard and a touch of curry powder.
Put yolk mixture back in eggs
Sprinkle with paprika
Don't have exact measurements as I always do it to taste. Use more mayo than any of the other spices.
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This was really good (not my recipe)... Crisp Salmon with Braised Red Cabbage and Mustard Sauce - http://www.marthastewart.com/314822/crisp-salmon-with-braised-red-cabbage-an?czone
ReplyDeleteMmm, I like the sound of the deviled eggs - not too much work either!
ReplyDeleteI have a really tasty asparagus & pea homemade soup on my blog - it looks pretty too. http://thesockgarden.wordpress.com/2010/07/13/homemade-asparagus-pea-soup/
Hope you enjoy your party and show us the pics of what you finally decide on :)
As a starter, I've always found that red grapefuit - fruit and juice scraped out, with shell retained - mixed with prawns and mayonnaise - and then the mixture replaced in the skin goes down well, and sharpens the appetite.
ReplyDeleteAs a main course, we often have Beef Strogonoff (recipes abound, so will not bore you with ours - unless you want it)
Then for pudding - how about Chocolate Mousse? For those who prefer savouries, there's always a cheese board!
Bon appetit
I had roast duck for the first time this weekend, was so lovely.... hungry now!
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