by HL Carpenter
Potluck parties are
lots of fun; a day to eat hearty and share good times. Bedeviled by what to
bring? Try this easy spicy recipe for deviled eggs. (Do you know why they’re
called deviled eggs? You get to eat two if you know the answer.*)
Deviled Eggs with Curry
Eggs (week-old or
just-ready-to-expire eggs peel more easily)
1 tsp. salad dressing for
each egg
Dash of curry powder
Dash of paprika
Hard-boil eggs using an egg
cooker or a pot of cold water (cover eggs with water, bring to a boil, remove
from heat, cover, and let stand 10-12 minutes). Drain; then place eggs in ice
water until cool. Peel cooled eggs and cut in half lengthwise.
Slide egg yolks onto a plate
and mash with a fork.
Stir in salad dressing until
mixture is smooth and creamy.
Spoon yolk mixture back into
egg whites, or use a disposable plastic baggie and an icing tip if you want
ooh-la-la fancy deviled eggs.
Sprinkle with curry powder to
taste. Dust with paprika for more color.
Arrange on a festive platter
and serve warm or cold.
If you’re traveling to the
potluck, carry this dish in an insulated cooler with ice.
*According to the Oxford
Companion to Food, by Alan Davidson (1999), pp. 247-248, “devil” is a culinary
term which first appeared as a noun in the 18th century, and then in the early
19th century as a verb meaning to cook something with fiery hot spices or
condiments. The term was presumably adopted because of the connection between
the devil and the excessive heat where the devil dwells.
***
Fourteen year old Tovi thinks finding a flying horse is
fabulous luck—until a mysterious stranger says finders aren’t always keepers.
When
fourteen year old Tovi Taggert moves to Honeysuckle Hollow to take care of her
grandmother, she has a hard time fitting in. For one thing, she’s been tagged
with the hated nickname Too-Tall Tovi. For another, everyone at Honeysuckle
Hollow High believes Tovi played the Choking Game with someone else’s boyfriend
and made out with him besides.
As
if she doesn’t have enough problems, after the latest stand-off in the school
hallway, Tovi finds a gorgeous speckled egg nestled in a feather lined nest.
She
takes the egg home. Mysterious visitors begin appearing almost immediately.
Even more worrisome, whatever is inside the egg starts chipping its way out.
When
the egg hatches, revealing a winged horse, Tovi’s troubles multiply.
As she
struggles to return the horse to the magical land where he belongs, Tovi must
make a courageous decision—and accept what that decision will cost her.
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