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DELICIOUSLY DEVILISH
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November 2 is National Deviled Egg Day, celebrating a longtime favorite at potlucks, picnics and holiday gatherings. 😈🥚 But how did this popular appetizer get its rather wicked name? (Scroll down for the answer!)
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DELICIOUSLY DEVILISH: Answer
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The name "Deviled Egg" comes from an 18th-century culinary term for foods prepared with spicy or highly seasoned ingredients, such as mustard, pepper and other seasonings.
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