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Pickled Eggs

55wildcat

55wildcat

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Old man I used to know made some pickled eggs . they we great with a little spice kick.. Never got his recipe but I tried several times to figure out his recipe never could.. I just remember him saying they had to sit in the pickling solution for two weeks..store bought aren't worth a hoot, to rubbery..
 
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docholiday51

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55wildcat said:
Old man I used to know made some pickled eggs . they we great with a little spice kick.. Never got his recipe but I tried several times to figure out his recipe never could.. I just remember him saying they had to sit in the pickling solution for two weeks..store bought aren't worth a hoot, to rubbery..
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Depends on the store.
 
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docholiday51 said:
Little country stores that almost don't exist anymore.
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those in most cases are home made by the store and you're right, not many around anymore. Sometimes a beer joint will have some good pickled eggs but I've not seen any in a while. Deep fried deviled eggs are good if you haven't tried any..
 
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Buy a jar of Big B pickled bologna, eat 'em all...great with crackers, btw. Boil a dozen eggs, shell'em, then put them in the jar with the leftover pickle juice.
EDIT: Leftover banana pepper/pepperoncini juice also works....
You're welcome.
 
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Grew up eating Fischer's Pickled Baloney and pickled eggs. Love them and still occasionally eat some. I agree store bought pickled eggs aren't the best, especially the pink/red ones.
 
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Its the only pickled thing thats weird to me. Pickled everything else tho? Yes.

Pickled beets might be #1.
 
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Nubb16

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All my life I’ve eaten them. You can buy them at the store but if my Mamaw were still alive you wouldn’t waste your time. She made pickled beats and then we would put the eggs in the beat juice after we ate the beats. It was a tasty treat for anyone who appreciates a savory snack. Pickled eggs may be my favorite pickle. I love pickled bologna, corn, and even pigs feet. However my Mamaw’s pickled beat juice made some freaking awesome pickled eggs. Lord I miss that woman.
 
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VT/UK Rondo

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The Penrose plant burnt down and all they make now is the Tijuana Mamma. The recipe is on line and works great with eggs, sausage, bologna, lil smokies etc...
 
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Ate my first pickled egg, because of this thread. Basically the same taste as pickled bologna.
 
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KyFaninNC

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Beer joint across Tennessee line from Tompkinsville had them and pickled bologna. Goes great with beer, bought the Sterling big mouth beer back in them days. Dumas Walker also had them. Dumas always showed us a marble trick when we were there.
 
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KyFaninNC said:
Beer joint across Tennessee line from Tompkinsville had them and pickled bologna. Goes great with beer, bought the Sterling big mouth beer back in them days. Dumas Walker also had them. Dumas always showed us a marble trick when we were there.
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Slaw burger fries and a bottle of ski.
 
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Ed323232 said:
Slaw burger fries and a bottle of ski.
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Never cared much for the slaw burger. Head Hunters had a good hit with it, and most of it is true. Dumas did have a marble yard out back. Dumas was the second joint on the right going toward Celina.
 
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