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Founding Farmers’ Devilish Eggs

Posted by on May 19 2011 in Eggs, Recipe, Restaurants

D.C. restaurant Founding Farmers wasn’t content to just get in on the deviled egg craze, they had to own it. The eco-friendly restaurant serves four distinct kinds of D.E.s and were kind enough to share all of their recipes with ES.

 

Founding Farmers Devil-ish Eggs – Classic

4 halves hard boiled eggs, whites only
2 Pinch kosher salt
2 oz Founding Farmers Devilish Egg Salad (Recipe Below)
1 Pinch fresh chives, snipped
1 Pinch ground black pepper

Slice a thin piece off the base of egg whites so egg will sit flat on serving piece.
Season egg whites lightly with salt.
Place 4 egg halves on serving piece.
Scoop egg salad mixture into well of egg whites.
Garnish with chives & black pepper. Serve.

Founding Farmers Devil-ish Egg Salad
Makes 1 pound

12 Each hard boiled eggs
0.25 cup sour cream
0.5 cup mayonnaise
0.25 cup yellow onion, diced fine
0.25 cup celery, diced fine
3 Tbl fresh chives, snipped
0.5 Tbl celery salt
0.5 tsp kosher salt
0.25 tsp ground white pepper

Peel shell from eggs and then fine dice the cooked eggs.
In a mixing bowl, fold all of the ingredients together and toss well.
Cover and refrigerate unused portion for up to 2 days

Founding Farmers Devil-ish Eggs – Crab

4 halves hard boiled eggs, whites only
1 Pinch salt kosher
1.25 oz lump pasteurized crab meat
1 Tbl Founding Farmers Louie Dressing (recipe below)
0.5 tsp fresh chives, snipped
1 Pinch spice Old Bay seasoning
1 Pinch spice pepper ground black

Slice a thin piece off the base of egg whites so egg will sit flat on serving piece.
Season egg whites lightly with salt.
Dress crabmeat with Louie dressing.
Place 4 egg halves on serving piece.
Scoop crab mixture into well of egg whites.
Garnish with chives, Old Bay Spice & black pepper. Serve.

Founding Farmers Louie Dressing
makes 1 qt
2 cup mayonnaise
1 cup cocktail sauce
2 oz sour cream
0.25 cup celery, diced fine
0.5 Tbl spice bay seasoning
2 ea onion green
1 dash tabasco sauce
0.75 tsp fresh squeezed lemon juice
1 Tbl Italian parsley, rough chopped
2.5 Tbl sweet relish

Place all ingredients in a mixing bowl. Whisk until completely incorporated.
Cover unused portion and refrigerate for up to 3 days.

Founding Farmers Devil-ish Eggs – Smoked Salmon

2 Each hard boiled eggs, whites only
1 Pinch kosher salt
2 Tbl smoked salmon, pre-sliced and small diced
2.25 oz Founding Farmers Devil-ish Egg Salad (recipe above)
1 tsp fresh chives, snipped
2 tsp smoked salmon, pre-sliced and small diced
1 sprig fresh chives
4 Each capers
1 Pinch kosher salt
1 Pinch ground black pepper

Work area and utensils must be clean and sanitary.
Slice a thin piece off the base of egg whites so egg will sit flat on serving piece.
Season egg whites lightly with salt.
Combine egg salad and 2 1/2 Tbl of diced smoked salon.
Place 4 egg halves on serving piece.
Scoop salad mix into well of egg whites.
Garnish with remaining diced salmon, chives, caper, salt and pepper. Serve.

Founding Farmers Devil-ish Eggs – Lobster

2 Each hard boiled eggs, whites only
1 Pinch kosher salt
1 oz poached lobster claw meat
1 Tbl Founding Farmers Louie Dressing (recipe above)
2 tsp Italian parsely, rough chopped
1 Pinch ground black pepper

Work area and utensils must be clean and sanitary.
Slice a thin piece off the base of egg whites so egg will sit flat on serving piece.
Season egg whites lightly with salt.
Dress Lobster with Louie dressing.
Place 4 egg halves on serving piece.
Scoop lobster mixture into well of egg whites.
Garnish with parsley & black pepper. Serve.

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2 Responses leave one →
  1. May 24, 2011

    Wow! Innovative and very impressive. Thanks for the recipes!

  2. Jessica permalink
    May 24, 2011

    These all sound great! I recently got some Himalayan pink salt and organic peppercorns from Sustainable Sourcing https://secure.sustainablesourcing.com and I’ll have to try them out in these recipes. Thanks for sharing!

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