We spend very well the end of the year, and even with a small/ big situation with light , and left our block without light at Christmas. But, that was not really a problem, because I bought more than thirty candles and th atmosphere was very cozy and beautiful.
So, we had deviled eggs at Christmas dinner and New Year's eve dinner
Love these eggs and I always made some for holidays. They are quite simple to made.For 12 guests I used 6 boiled eggs .
After cold cut into halves remove yolks and place in a sieve. Using a fork force egg yolks, mix smoked salmon (100g) and half cup mayonnaise, season with ground pepper 1 tablespoon extra virgin oil and salt. Place in a pipe and fill the halves
As always bought a few more things that I need, obviously some left.
As we are not in times of waste, I made this salad, pretty fresh with wonderful flavors
For the salad I used leaves of different lettuces, arugula, strips of smoked salmon, brie cheese squares and sprinkled with chopped nuts . Salt pepper vinegar and olive oil for seasoning |
8 comments:
They look beautiful Sylvia! What a wonderful treat for your guests...love al the pics too!
Happy New Year Sylvia. As always your photos are beautiful and the deviled eggs sounds "devilish".
I'm sure the deviled eggs were very tasty. The salad looks fantastic..
I love deviled eggs, and the smoked salmon in yours sounds delicious! Happy New Year to you!
Hey Sylvia , loved these the moment i saw them on Flickr :)
Hope you have a fabulous 2010.
Cheers
Your deviled eggs look delicious. I love the first photo with the beautiful pink roses and the lovely table setting.
Happy New Year!
Paz xoxo
These are such a special treat for your guests Sylvia. They not only taste delicious but look beautiful too.
They look so beautiful I think I would eat them even if I was not hungry!
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