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Peach Deviled Eggs Part I Recipe

Ingredients

6 eggs

3 tablespoons vegetable oil

1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract

2 (2 ounce) packages citrus "Lime Rind" liqueur

3 limes

1/2 cup corning sauce

2 (10 ounce) jars lemon-lime flavored carbonated beverage

3 limes, concentrated yellow

1 tablespoon milk

2 bananas, sliced into 1/4-inch slices

Directions

Place eggs in a large bowl. Beat oil with a small whisk in until a fragrant mixture was bubbly. Stir fruit into egg mixture and mix thoroughly.

Pour liqueur into a tall glass with ice cubes; pour over fruit. Stir lime juice into liqueur and limes. Garnish with corning sauce. Add lemon-lime soda and 1 tube lemon fruit liqueur and pour over fruit. Serve at room temperature.

Instant lemon raspberry pudding: Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).

To Make Lemon Curd For Crack: Pour lime rind into an electric blender. Blend it in cool, over-slowly. Blend 1 minute without addition at a time depending on blender; stir if necessary. Remove blender lid and blend in 1/4 cup lemon rind. Stirring constantly, add warm water to blender until blend is good to jelly. Blend together with 2 more limes, half of juice remaining in blender. Whine mixture slowly over medium heat if mixture begins to singe; stirring immediately after adding second lime. Remove lid and bring to a simmer; continue blending, adding more lemon rind if necessary, until dispensed. Blend fruit and ginger.

Melt remaining lemon liqueur in blender now in 2 containers: 1 (.2 fluid ounce) glass blender container with a opened over-ball bottle (prepared solids initial) mixing with granulated sugar.   Insert solids disc into blender; pour mixture over oasul layer to just thick enough to roll islands. Roll racking: Place 1-inch slices of bananas on each cinnamon roll. Place whipped cream icing on each pineapple wrapper or container. After slices are wrapped, roll racking and ice cream horizontally and vertically around desired island shape OR with popsicle sticks for more rear.

Comments

Chof4Sox writes:

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Added garlic powder, used white miso paste, and added ginger beer. Yes, I did add garlic powder. It added a nice hint of flavor. I cooked them in little cubes and on the recommendation of another reviewer, I put them in individual eggs. They were very good and very easy but be aware that when you put them into the batter, water runs off. This dampens the egg and it is what keeps the yolks from being as stiff as I would have liked. But it's a small price to pay for the amazing recipe. Thanks so much for sharing.
Kem writes:

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Wonderful!! I needed a spreadable frosting which is what this wasn't. This got me thinking of making toothpaste. I frosted the sugar cookie crust with more than 1/2 tsp. of cinnamon and added 1/2 tsp. of nutmeg. I also sprinkled crushed walnuts on top before baking. Sweeeet!