Deviled Dill Eggs with Salmon Roe

 by garnishrecipes
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This recipe makes a great cocktail party hors d'oeuvres. The creamy paprika filling is made with Greek yogurt, so it's guilt free, and the salmon roe are, well fancy! Chopped dill and red onion make a pretty garnish. And it's still healthy? Absolutely.



 
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Step 1: Ingredients

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6 eggs
1/2 cup Greek yogurt
1/4 cup dill, fresh, stems removed
1/8 red onion, peeled
1/4 teaspoon kosher salt
1/4 teaspoon white pepper
1/4 teaspoon smoked paprika
1 jar of salmon roe
bajablue says: Sep 9, 2012. 6:45 PM
One of these days I'll cure fresh Salmon roe and try this application. These deviled eggs look fantastic!
garnishrecipes (author) says: Apr 9, 2012. 9:57 AM
@dchall8:

I heard the same feedback at our extended family Easter gathering. Whoops. I confess, I'm not an avid fisher- who knew the "roe" were bait (Costco got me on that one ;) ) Next year, I'll use the teeny tiny eggs I see at sushi. Thank you for your feedback!

Jessyratfink: thank you! I'm beginning to experiment with dill more. A family member challenged me to come up with a lower calorie deviled egg recipe. With the dill, you can hardly taste the difference.
dchall8 says: Apr 8, 2012. 7:53 PM
If you have ever fished with Pautzske's Balls-O-Fire, you'll never be able to eat salmon "roe." Salmon caviar has the exact same unforgettable aroma as the bait. But if you are not preconditioned to think of it as bait, give it a whirl.
jessyratfink says: Apr 8, 2012. 10:37 AM
These sound amazing! Such a good combination of flavors.
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