Eggs on Eggs
Deviled eggs turned on their side take a delicious classic to the next level by adding caviar as a garnish.
It’s not Easter without an Easter egg. There are many ways to make eggs a part of your Easter tradition, whether you decorate with them, dye them, or eat them.
Here are three eggcelent recipes to make you see and taste Easter eggs in a whole new light!
Deviled eggs turned on their side take a delicious classic to the next level by adding caviar as a garnish.
This is the perfect way to dress up your eggs! Easily made with beaten eggs and phyllo dough in a mini muffin pan.
This year, instead of hard boiled, your dyed shells will contain a savory egg custard topped with Prosciutto.