Deviled Eggs

I just love Deviled Eggs.

I really make them all year long, however, it's a must to repurpose Easter colored eggs that are leftover.

We usually have leftover hard-boiled eggs from Easter bread to use up also.

Here is an easy Deviled egg recipe that literally flies off the plate when I make them. Everyone loves them.

The Filling is Addicting!

I seriously love the addicting filling of hard boiled deviled eggs.


The creamy filling with just a little spice makes all the difference in flavor.


Mom made these after Easter every year.

Tradition

The family loved them so much, we started making them for an appetizer almost every Sunday since we ran out of them every time we made them.


There is really nothing to the recipe. All you need is a few ingredients. Sometimes the keeping it simple is the best recipes. This one has been around for over 100 years and here we are still making it.


I love to repurposed Easter hard boiled eggs.


They are also so pretty with the coloring in them from the leftover dyed eggs. You may have read my natural dyed Easter eggs post in the past.



They're not only prettier but healthier since the dye is all natural. After Easter we always have leftover dyed Easter eggs and the kids love to help make these. They are so easy.

Fun to Make

When I first started making these I used a spoon to fill them and still do when I am in a hurry.


The zip lock bags work like a charm, but if you don't have one, I just use a teaspoon to filled them, messy looking but they sure still taste great!

Tip:

• Add a plastic zip lock bag lining a coffee cup first, then spoon in the deviled egg mixture. Snip the end and fill your eggs with no mess!

• I also set the eggs in cold water after boiling, then leave in the refrigerator until cold before peeling off the shells.

Other Options

I have had deviled eggs with sweet relish added to them for more of a sweet flavor.


I have also had them with chopped pieces of fried bacon another delicious addition.

Pretty Eggs

I love making the crackle eggs during the Easter Holiday. You can find the recipe HERE. These are so pretty when made into deviled eggs. The festive tray is loved by all my guests and they always want to know how to make them with all natural dyes.

Get Creative

Around Halloween, I get out the green food coloring, some pimento stuffed olives sliced and ketchup.


You know where I am going with this one right?


Yep gory eyeball appetizers, I make them every year.


We all really love deviled eggs, so get creative for the holiday, tint them, and decorate to the Holiday Theme!

Inexpensive

Eggs are pretty inexpensive and cut in half they go further than most appetizers to make.


The best thing about Easter egg and coloring them, is you get to make deviled eggs with the leftovers right?

They go quick!

I made around 12 eggs and they flew off the tables, honestly, you need to make a lot of these from the get go!


If you have leftovers, just chop them up in a bowl and save for egg salad sandwiches.


I promise you these deviled eggs won't go to waste.

Easy and Quick

These deviled eggs are an easy to make a recipe for that quick appetizer you need for any party or get together.


Since they are always a big hit, this is my go-to recipe when I need to bring something for a dinner party as well.

More Easy Appetizers

Reuben Appetizers
Poor Mans Pizza's
Chicken Cordon Bleu Sliders

Tips On Boiling Eggs

• Place eggs in a large saucepan.

• Cover them with cool water by 1 inch.

• Slowly bring water to a boil over medium heat; when the water has reached a boil, cover and remove from heat. Let sit 12 minutes.

• Transfer eggs to a colander; place under cool running water to stop the cooking.

• Eggs can be peeled and used immediately.

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Yield: 12Author: Claudia Lamascolo

Deviled Eggs

prep time: 12 minscook time: 15 minstotal time: 27 mins

Hard Boiled Deviled Eggs are one of the old all-time favorites. We use them decorated for all occasions. Easter, Christmas, and even Halloween.

ingredients:

• 6 hard-boiled eggs
• 3/4 cup mayonnaise
• 1 tablespoon spicy brown mustard
• 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
• pinch cayenne pepper
• salt and pepper to taste
• paprika
• 1-quart  size zip lock bag
• Optional: add a few drops of food coloring for the Holiday theme, Green for Christmas and Halloween or Easter
• Pimento olives for eyeballs for Halloween, use Ketchup for the drips using a toothpick for the lines
• Parsley and Paprika for Christmas

instructions:

1. Boil eggs for 12 minutes, cool in cold water. Peel off the shell. 
2. Cut each in half. Scoop out the yolk into a small bowl. 
3. Place empty whites of the egg halves on a plate. 
4. In the small bowl with yolks, add mayonnaise, mustard, spice and mix together until well blended with no lumps. 
5. Open the ziplock bag and place this mixture in the bag. 
6. Snip the end 1/2 inch. 
7. Pipe into the egg white shells to make a swirl effect. 
8. Sprinkle with paprika.
9.  Serve immediately with sprinkles of parsley or refrigerate covered until ready to serve. Enjoy!

calories
79

fat (grams)
7

sat. fat (grams)
6

carbs (grams)
6

net carbs
5

protein (grams)
10

sugar (grams)
4

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