"bob" > wrote

> I nearly embarrass myself around devilled eggs. I have to force myself
> to stop eating them! It doesn't always work ...

There is something addictive about devilled eggs. Around
here you can get rid of 6 eggs in a matter of a day if you
make them up. Worse than potato chips.

nancy

Nancy Young wrote:
> "bob" > wrote
>
>> I nearly embarrass myself around devilled eggs. I have to force
>> myself to stop eating them! It doesn't always work ...
>
> There is something addictive about devilled eggs. Around
> here you can get rid of 6 eggs in a matter of a day if you
> make them up. Worse than potato chips.
>
> nancy

My husband can not stop eating devilled eggs if I make them for him. I have
to quit at just a half an egg (and that's pushing it!) because eggs and my
digestive system do NOT mix, although, dang it, I love them. Curses, I
say!!!!!!!!

There are so many ways to make devilled eggs, too! I like mine with relish
added, but that's probably because my mom made them that way and it's
familiar. But, gosh, you can add curry, you can add ham, olives, celery,
onion, green pepper, red pepper.......it's endless.

So, enjoy your hard boiled eggs, folks, and please have an extra for me.

kili <------ sulking

Nancy Young wrote:
> "bob" > wrote
>
>> I nearly embarrass myself around devilled eggs. I have to force myself
>> to stop eating them! It doesn't always work ...
>
> There is something addictive about devilled eggs. Around
> here you can get rid of 6 eggs in a matter of a day if you
> make them up. Worse than potato chips.

They just go down so smoothly! :-)

(James *loves* them, but he prefers not to eat that much fat and
cholesterol on a regular basis, so he likes to save them for a few
times a year. When we have them at a party, he's in charge of
making them, even though I like mine better, because he cares more
about them.)

Serene

Serene-y the Meanie wrote:
> Nancy Young wrote:
>> "bob" > wrote
>>
>>> I nearly embarrass myself around devilled eggs. I have to force myself
>>> to stop eating them! It doesn't always work ...
>>
>> There is something addictive about devilled eggs. Around
>> here you can get rid of 6 eggs in a matter of a day if you
>> make them up. Worse than potato chips.
>
> They just go down so smoothly! :-)
>
> (James *loves* them, but he prefers not to eat that much fat and
> cholesterol on a regular basis, so he likes to save them for a few times
> a year. When we have them at a party, he's in charge of making them,
> even though I like mine better, because he cares more about them.)
>
> Serene

Yeah, I really don't make them that often either. They're more of a
treat that way.

--
"I'm thinking that if this dilemma grows any more horns, I'm going to
shoot it and put it up on the wall."

- Harry Dresden