how to make deviled boiled eggs | Family Cuisine

Deviled Eggs are a classic side dish for good reason!

To make deviled eggs, the yolks are removed from hard-boiled eggs and mashed with mayonnaise and seasonings until creamy. Once creamy, they’re added back into the egg white for serving.

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These eggs are easy to make and are perfect as a snack or served alongside any holiday meal.

These have always been a staple for holidays in our family next to a honey baked ham with ambrosia salad and scalloped potatoes. While we always have them at Easter, serve them any time with any meal from pork chops to French dips.

How to Make Deviled Eggs

1. Boil Eggs: Hard boil eggs (see our favorite methods below), cool, and peel.
2. Mash yolks: Cut the eggs in half and remove the yolks (per the recipe below) with mayonnaise and seasonings until creamy.
3. Fill the eggs: Fill the egg whites with the yolk mixture.

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Voila, so easy! Garnish and serve!

Cooking Eggs for Deviled Eggs

While you can make hard boiled eggs in any way you want including in the air fryer, or on the stovetop, or use the instant pot. I personally find the air fryer to be the easiest.

Once cooked, place eggs in an ice bath (a large bowl of cold water with ice cubes) regardless of the method used to cook them. The ice bath stops the cooking process keeping the yolk a nice bright yellow color and helps make them easier to peel.

How To Peel Boiled Eggs

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Older eggs tend to peel better than fresh eggs. Instant pot and air fryer eggs seem to peel the best for me.

1. Gently tap the egg on the counter to crack the shell all around.
2. Next, gently roll the egg in your hands.
3. Peel the egg under cool running water allowing the water to slip between the shell and the egg while peeling off the shell.

Variations

I love any and all variations on deviled eggs, from bacon jalapeño mustard deviled eggs to Dill Pickle Deviled Eggs. Other fun additions:

• Bacon Cheddar: add shredded cheddar and bacon bits
• Spicy Sriracha: add a bit of sriracha
• Pimento Cheese Deviled Eggs
• Ranch Deviled Eggs: add ranch dressing mix
• Avocado Deviled Eggs

Make-Ahead

One good thing about this deviled eggs recipe is that it can be made ahead of time! They can be made up to 3 days in advance but for best results assemble just before serving. If you’ve got leftovers, they can be refrigerated for up to 3 days.

Leftover deviled eggs are great mashed up to create egg salad sandwiches!

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