This video will show you how to make perfect, basic southern, soul food deviled eggs! It will first show you how to boil the eggs perfectly so that you will have those fluffy yellow yolks and easy to peel eggs.

This recipe is simple, basic but full of flavor! It can easily be customized and adjusted to suit your taste!
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29 Comments

  1. @divascancook I guess that is right…adding vinegar to the water when making poached eggs keeps the whites from breaking apart in the water.

  2. @AtheistExile Because the shell is not that impermeable, it is the the film just inside the shell that is. Heating the egg will denature the proteins in the film so that it will not keep it's proper functionality and liquids will be able to penetrate better. It would also be the acidity that would react with the denatured proteins in the inner film and cause it to stick to the shell and separate from the albumin of the egg white which is more + charged than the now – charged film.

  3. Vinegar softens the shell, it is a chemical reaction between the calcium in the shell and the acidity of the vinegar. The salt helps with fluid transfer through the more porous shell.

  4. at easter i went to my my friend's grandma's house with her and her cousins which have been my friend for a long time 😀 and so they had these and so my friends cousin got one that was blue xD

  5. Your eggs came out lovely, but I wish you would've put a disclaimer not to cut them in your hand! The eggs can be very slippery, and you could cut yourself very badly!

  6. Honestly, I don't know why I'm watching this when I'm allergic to eggs. It really sucks not being able to eat eggs when so many other food has eggs in them, and eating egg substitutes in food just isn't the same. 🙁

  7. 2 minutes!? Haha us folk in higher elevations are gonna have runny yolks. 8 mins is the standard here in Vegas at 2000ft

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