Is there a way to make deviled eggs festive for Easter?

Question

Looking to do something different. Can I dye them different colors somehow? Or any other ideas?

Answer 1

Decorate them with some veg, like a small thin slice of red peper across the middle like a stipe on an easter egg, or something. If you use natural dyes, like strong tea, or boiled beets, before you peel the eggs crack the shell up nice and good and let them soak in the dye and it will put a cool spiderweb/mosaic like pattern on the eggs. You could use food coloring, I suppose, but it might make the color too vivid and unnatural.

The only thing I really ever do to my eggs is add some wasabi to the filling. Yum.

Answer 2

Dye the eggs with the shells on. Leave them in the dye longer than the box says. Peel them and they will be different colors. The colors will be slightly faded and almost pastel. Also makes a pretty egg salad!

Answer 3

Hmmm... dye. That would freak me out... lol

All I can think of is using garnishes on top of the deviled eggs.
Make little faces with sliced olives, red peppers or pimentos.
Use snips of chives, capers, parsley leaves

I guess the visual effects me a great deal. No green eggs and ham for me. :-)

Answer 4

Separate the mixture and add food coloring to the mix to dye it,then fill the eggs.I have never seen it done but you gave me an idea.Happy Easter...

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Try dying them different colors I think that will work. If you want you use they dying use food coloring. That would be a nice way to make things different...

Answer 7

Make them into little mice! Use a couple capers for the eyes, little sprigs of dill for the whiskers, and a chive for the tail!

Answer 8

You could possbily put food coloring in the yolk mixture. Just a thought.

Answer 9

you could put food coloring in the yolk mixture and dip your egg in diffrent colors of food coloring (not the shell the meat).

Answer 10

I like adding minced onion, capers and tarragon to mine. Absolutely delicious.