
Mustard and Mayo Choices
Mustard and mayo give deviled eggs creaminess and tang.- For classic deviled eggs, yellow mustard is the way to go.
- I used Dijon
- You can also blend brown mustard and yellow mustard.
Want to Get Creative?
You don’t have to go super-traditional and put only mustard, mayo and paprika in your filling. Once you’re comfortable making classic deviled eggs, it’s time to start playing with the recipe-add- a few dashes of hot sauce like Tabasco
- some fresh herbs like cilantro or chives
- chopped vegetables,
- some cheese
- a few chiles, scallions or capers
- anchovies
- sun-dried tomatoes
How to Make Devilled Eggs Recipe Healthier
- Swap out half the full-fat mayo for nonfat Greek yogurt.
- Trading regular mayo for low-fat is an easy way to shave off calories. (Check the label-low-fat mayos typically have added sugar.)
A Quick Health Note
NOTE – Keep deviled eggs refrigerated until you are ready to serve them, and don’t leave them out longer than two hours. Your guests will probably eat them much faster than that anyway! CHECK OUT MY OTHER FAVORITE RECIPES MADE EASYTasty Paleo Chicken Cacciatore Recipe
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- 1 Dozen Hard Boiled Large Eggs Peeled (Cut in half)
- 6 tbsp Mayonnaise (or Vegenaise)
- 2 tsp Dijon Mustard
- 1/2 tsp Freshly Ground pepper
- 1 tsp Paprika
- I buy organic hard boiled eggs already shelled. Makes it easy! Cut them in half and scoop out yolks into a bowl and mask with fork
- Add Mayonnaise until smooth
- Add Dijon Mustard and mix until smooth
- Salt and Pepper to taste and mix well
- Spoon mixture back into egg whites
- Sprinkle paprika over top
- Keep deviled eggs refrigerated until you are ready to serve them, and don’t leave them out longer than two hours. Your guests will probably eat them much faster than that anyway!