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Angelled Eggs for those leftover Easter eggs

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If you peeled your colored Easter eggs and stored them in the refrigerator in cold water, they're probably still good to eat, but how many hard boiled eggs can one eat?!?!

I can eat a lot. I love eggs, particularly hard-boiled ones, which I could pop all day long at my desk. Unfortunately, while eggs aren't bad for me, like everything else, too much of those luscious yolks isn't a good thing. Sunday afternoon, we transformed our hard-boiled eggs into "angelled" eggs, like devilled eggs, but not as, uh, evil. Instead of the usual mayonnaise/yolk filling (double does of fat!) we filled half of them with avocado (basically a guacamole minus the cilantro and chopped onions) and the other half with the usual devilled egg mixture, replacing the mayonnaise with fat-free plain yogurt.

Yes, we probably ate two dozen eggs that way.

Filed under: Ingredients, Holidays

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