Truffle Deviled Eggs
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Category
Appetizer
Cuisine
American
Author:
DR Delicacy
At Ciel Houston, Chef Frank's culinary expertise shines through, promising a dining experience that transcends the ordinary. Prepare to be enchanted by the magic of his culinary creations as you explore the delectable offerings at this gastronomic haven. Among his standout dishes, the Truffle Deviled Eggs have garnered much acclaim, offering a luxurious twist on a classic appetizer.
Truffle Deviled Eggs are a gourmet delight, combining the rich, earthy flavors of truffles with the creamy decadence of deviled eggs. This recipe elevates the traditional deviled egg to a sophisticated level, making it a perfect addition to any elegant gathering or as a special treat for yourself.

Ingredients
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100 grams Yolks
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40 grams Mayonnaise
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20 grams of Sour Cream
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20 grams Mustard
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15 grams Truffle Oil
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1 gram Truffle Salt
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Porcini Powder
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3 grams of Lemon Juice
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Dill or chives for garnish
Directions
Mix all the ingredients together in a bowl until smooth and well-combined.
Boil the eggs for 15 minutes. Once cooked, cut them in half and carefully separate the whites from the yolks. Use the yolks to make the truffle cream.
Place half of the egg white on a plate.
Bathe it with porcini powder for an extra layer of flavor.
Generously place the yellow truffle cream in the hollow of the egg white.
Garnish with a dill leaf and a slice of black truffle for an elegant presentation.
Finish off with a sprinkle of chives to add a touch of color and freshness.
Recipe Note
- Use fresh, high-quality eggs for the best results. The fresher the eggs, the easier they are to peel.
- When mixing the yellow truffle cream, ensure all ingredients are at room temperature to achieve a smooth consistency.
- Adjust the amount of truffle oil and truffle salt to suit your taste preferences. Remember, a little goes a long way with truffles.
- For an added touch of elegance, serve the Truffle Deviled Eggs on a bed of microgreens or alongside a selection of gourmet cheeses.