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National Deviled Egg Day is observed on November 2 of every year. National Deviled Egg Day is created to enjoy the taste of deviled eggs with your family members and with your friends. Deviled eggs are a popular party food or snack made from boiled eggs. The deviled eggs will be served cold. The Yolk will be scooped out, and then it is mixed with the mayo and seasonings. Then the mixed yolk will be scooped back into the boiled egg whites. Hence, on National Deviled Egg Day, boil some eggs, and make some delicious deviled eggs.
History of National Deviled Egg Day
The creator or founder of this day is still unknown. Deviled Eggs are an ancient dish that originated in Rome, with reference to the recipes salvaged from Ancient Rome. However, the word “deviled” didn’t appear until the 18th century when it was used to explain the highly seasoned, boiled, or fried eggs. The term “deviled” becomes usual to describe the hot seasonings by the time of the 19th century. Now, not all deviled egg recipes are spicy, but a little cayenne pepper or hot mustard can always give them an extra kick. In Netherlands, France, and Germany, deviled eggs are often dished up in a variation with parsley and fresh tomato. The other name of Deviled Egg is Eggs Mimosa, Stuffed Eggs, or Dressed eggs. They are hard-boiled eggs that have been stripped, sliced in half, and filled with the hard-boiled egg’s yolk combined with other ingredients like mayonnaise and mustard.
Other Celebrations on November 2
November 2 is also celebrated as
- National Broadcast Traffic Professionals Day
- National Men Make Dinner Day
- International Project Management Day
How to Celebrate the Day
The best way to celebrate the day is by boiling some eggs, scooping out the yolk, and then mixing it with mayonnaise and the ingredients of your choice, and re-stuff the egg with your mixture. If you want something a little spicier, mix the scooped yolk with mustard and curry powder. Then share those deviled eggs with your family members and friends. Share your thoughts about the day on social media by using the hashtag #DeviledEggDay.
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