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    Halloween Deviled Eggs

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    These Halloween Deviled Eggs are a fun, easy way to make your standard deviled eggs a little spooky and funky for your Halloween party.

    halloween deviled eggs on a platter with serving ware

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    the best avocado deviled eggs

    These spooky, fun Halloween deviled eggs are full of avocado so they are delicious and fun to make. Everyone at your Halloween party will love these spooky, purple, and green eggs.

    ingredients

    • eggs
    • avocados
    • light mayo
    • dijon mustard
    • garlic salt
    • salt & pepper
    • green, red, and blue food coloring
    ingredients for halloween deviled eggs

    how to boil eggs for deviled eggs

    I prefer to make my hard-boiled eggs in the Instant Pot. They turn out perfect every time and they're always easy to peel. If you prefer to make them on the stove, here's what I suggest.

    1. Place the eggs in a sauce pan and cover with water.
    2. Turn the burner on high and bring to a boil. Boil for 10 minutes.
    3. Immediately remove from the heat and add the eggs to an ice bath and peel.

    how to make halloween deviled eggs

    Detailed instructions and measurements to make Halloween Deviled Eggs are listed in the recipe card at the bottom of this page.

    1. Start by hard boiling your eggs. You can do this in the Instant Pot, or on the stove.
    2. Slice the hard boiled eggs in half and remove the yolks. Add the yolks to a mixing bowl.
    3. Fill a separate large mixing bowl with water and add the blue and red food coloring. You can also use purple if you have it.
    4. Add the egg whites to the food coloring and let them sit for 10 minutes. While they are in the dye, mix together the filling.
    5. Add the remaining ingredients to the mixing bowl with the egg yolks. Mix to combine.
    6. Remove the egg whites from the dye and let them quickly dry on a paper towel. Add them to your serving platter.
    7. Fill each egg white with the filling and enjoy!
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    purple hard boiled eggs on a platter
    hard boiled egg yolks in a mixing bowl
    avocado added to mixing bowl with hard boiled yolks
    garlic salt, salt, and pepper added to the avocados and yolks in mixing bowl
    mayo added to mixing bowl with seasonings, avocados, and yolks
    dijon mustard added to mixing bowl with avocado, mayo, seasonings, and yolks
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    green food coloring added to mixing bowl of filling
    green food coloring mixed in to the egg filling

    tips, tricks and faqs

    Don't over-boil the eggs. It's important to hard boil them, but don't over boil them.

    You can change the ratios of mayo and mustard to suit your tastes.

    The food coloring isn't required, it's only there to add to the Halloween flare.

    How long are deviled eggs good for?

    Deviled eggs are good for up to 2 days when stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator.

    How long do you boil eggs for deviled eggs?

    If you are boiling your eggs on the stove, I recommend boiling them for 10 minutes and then immediately removing them and adding them to an ice bath.

    green and purple halloween deviled eggs on a platter

    how to store spooky deviled eggs

    To store the deviled eggs, add them to an airtight container and store them in the refrigerator for up to 2 days for the best taste.

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    • Candy Corn Bark
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    • Spooky Snack Mix
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    purple and green deviled eggs on a platter

    Halloween Deviled Eggs

    These Halloween Deviled Eggs are a fun, easy way to make your standard deviled eggs a little spooky and funky for your Halloween party.
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    Prep Time 5 mins
    Cook Time 10 mins
    Total Time 15 mins
    Course Appetizer, Holiday, Holiday Food
    Cuisine American
    Servings 24 eggs
    Calories 58 kcal
    Protein 3 g

    Ingredients
      

    • 12 whole eggs
    • 2 whole avocados
    • 3 tablespoons light mayo
    • 2 tablespoons dijon mustard
    • 1 teaspoon garlic salt
    • ½ teaspoon salt
    • ½ teaspoon black pepper
    • 3 drops green food coloring
    • 15 drops red food coloring
    • 15 drops blue food coloring

    Instructions
     

    Hard Boil the Eggs

      Nutrition

      Nutrition Facts
      Halloween Deviled Eggs
      Serving Size
       
      1 egg
      Amount per Serving
      Calories
      58
      % Daily Value*
      Fat
       
      4
      g
      6
      %
      Saturated Fat
       
      1
      g
      6
      %
      Trans Fat
       
      1
      g
      Polyunsaturated Fat
       
      1
      g
      Monounsaturated Fat
       
      1
      g
      Cholesterol
       
      94
      mg
      31
      %
      Sodium
       
      204
      mg
      9
      %
      Potassium
       
      75
      mg
      2
      %
      Carbohydrates
       
      1
      g
      0
      %
      Fiber
       
      1
      g
      4
      %
      Sugar
       
      1
      g
      1
      %
      Protein
       
      3
      g
      6
      %
      Vitamin A
       
      2
      IU
      0
      %
      Vitamin C
       
      1
      mg
      1
      %
      Calcium
       
      1
      mg
      0
      %
      Iron
       
      1
      mg
      6
      %
      * Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
      Keyword halloween, holiday, holiday food
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      Nutritional information is provided as a courtesy. It should only be used for estimation purposes and is not a guarantee of any kind. Nutritional information varies widely between brands and types of ingredients used. It is recommended that you calculate the nutritional information based on your own ingredients and brands used. Sweetly Splendid, LLC makes no guarantees as to the exact nutrition information.

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