Easter Deviled Eggs

A unique and pretty spin on the classic Deviled Eggs! These dyed Easter Deviled Eggs will bring a beautiful pop of color to your Easter Lunch or Dinner table.

Each year I try to do a different theme or color scheme Easter table setting, and this year I decided to decorate with the color lavender. One Easter tradition at our house usually includes making deviled eggs for our Easter brunch. Deviled eggs are a favorite in my family, and I’m sure they would eat them with every meal if I served them.

This year I thought it would be fun to mix it up and dye our Easter deviled eggs a pretty color.

Have you ever dyed deviled eggs? If you haven’t, you must try it this year!

These colorful deviled eggs will be just what your Easter table needs for that festive flair and traditional flavor. The best part is that you can dye them any color! They are easy to make, and your kids can even get involved!

If you are coming from Kristin’s lovely blog White Arrows Home, welcome, I’m so happy you are here! Kristin’s spring tablescape is so pretty!

I also wanted to thank my sweet friend Pasha from Pasha is Home from for hosting this lovely Easter Inspiration blog hop.

For more Easter inspiration make sure to check out the links at the end of this post!

INGREDIENTS

• 10 large eggs
• ½ cup mayonnaise
• 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
• 1 teaspoon white vinegar 
• liquid food coloring
• salt and pepper to taste

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Bring water to a boil in a medium-sized pot. Then add eggs and boil for 12 minutes. 
2. Once eggs are cooked as desired, remove them from the water and transfer them to an ice bath. Allow eggs to cool completely before peeling.
3. Peel eggs and cut them in half lengthwise. Remove the yolks, and place them in a bowl. 
4. Add the mayonnaise, mustard, and vinegar to your bowl of yolks. Mix well until well combined. Set aside.
5. Add 2-3 cups of water and 2 tsp of white vinegar in a bowl. Add liquid food coloring to achieve the color you like.
6. Place sliced egg whites into the bowl. Let the eggs sit in the food coloring until the desired color is reached. Once the desired color is achieved, remove and place them onto a cookie sheet with parchment paper.
7. Allow eggs to dry completely or pat dry with a paper towel. 
8. Fill a piping bag with the egg yolk mixture and pipe it into sliced egg whites.
9. Sprinkle with pepper or paprika and top with finely fresh dill or chopped chives. Enjoy!

What a fun way to dye eggs and bring a pop of color to your Easter table!

If you are looking for more wonderful Easter inspiration head on over to Simply 2 Moms! Their neutral wood bead carrot DIY is the cutest!

I hope you get the chance to check out all the Easter ideas below!

xoxo, -Norma

Spring Inspiration from Some Very Talented Bloggers

How to Use Easter Bunny Decor in a Classy Way // Pasha is Home

Creating An Enchanting Easter Centerpiece Using Flowers and Cabbage // Shiplap and Shells

DIY Golden Easter Eggs with Floral Imprints // My Sweet Savannah

How to Make a Spring Lantern // Sand Dollar Lane

Best Front Porch Ideas to Decorate for Easter // The Ponds Farmhouse

5 Easy Ways To Decorate Your Mudroom For Spring // White Lilac Farmhouse

The Prettiest Spring Tablescape for your Easter Gathering // Willow Bloom Home Blog

Simple Steps to a Beautiful Spring Tablescape // White Arrows Home

Easter Deviled Eggs // Paint Me Pink

How to Make a Neutral Wood Bead Carrot in 3 Easy Steps // Simply 2 Moms

Easter With Faberge Eggs // A Stroll Through Life

How to Set an Easter Table with Bright Colors // Cottage in the Mitten

Easter Egg & Daffodil Spring Wreath // Cottage on Bunker Hill

Simple And Rustic Easter Wreath With Carrots // Midwest Life and Style

Decorating for Easter with Neutrals // Robyn’s French Nest

When is Easter 2023? Everything You Need to Know This Year // Southern Crush at Home

Easy Centerpieces for the Easter Table Ideas // Bricks ‘n Blooms

Four Easy Spring Centerpieces // Vintage and Grace Living