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Pickled Deviled Eggs are as tasty as they are gorgeous. They’re the perfect way to use up leftover hard boiled eggs.
For those of you who observe it, the Easter holiday is right around the corner. That likely means lots of leftover hard boiled eggs. I mean, I really like hard boiled eggs, but one can only eat so many of them. It’s a shame to let them go to waste after the holiday celebration is over. I’d recommend making these deviled eggs as a great way to use them up!
Or, heck, go ahead and make a batch of eggs just to make these deviled eggs! That’s exactly what I did. Well, first I made some Homemade Beet Pickled Eggs. But, those pickled eggs were destined to be made into pickled deviled eggs, and I knew it all along.
These deviled eggs are savory and delicious, just like any good deviled egg should be. And thanks to the vinegar and beet juice bath that the hard boiled eggs took, they are also tangy, pickle-y (Is that a word? No?), and a beautiful vibrant purple color. They’re sure to be an impressive (and tasty!) addition to your table, no matter the occasion.
Do you love deviled eggs as much as I do?
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Pickled Deviled Eggs
Ingredients
Instructions
Nutrition Information:
Yield: 6
Serving Size: 1
Amount Per Serving:
Calories: 99 Total Fat: 8g Saturated Fat: 1g Trans Fat: 0g Unsaturated Fat: 6g Cholesterol: 35mg Sodium: 246mg Carbohydrates: 6g Fiber: 1g Sugar: 4g Protein: 2g
What a great idea! That beet color is just amazing and would make a great addition to any table or buffet.
I’ve always wanted to do this, this might have to be the year ~ the color is just spectacular!
These are too cute! This would probably even tempt my kids to eat deviled eggs =)
They look so pretty! I too love deviled eggs. Will have to give these a try.
This is genius! I bet the flavor of these are out of this world too!
Oh what a vibrant color! I love how the beet juice makes these pickled deviled eggs something really spectacular! Happy Easter!
Growing up, pickled eggs were a thing in my Pennsylvania Dutch family. But I’ve never been a fan of eggs by themselves. They have to be mixed with other flavors the way deviled eggs are. So I’m excited to try this recipe! Might make this for my mom so she can see I’m not so picky anymore!