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Easter is quickly approaching, so we went on an internet scavenger hunt for some great deviled egg recipes. We found that there are a variety of different ways to make deviled eggs. You have your standard, classic version, but have you ever thought of adding shrimp or bacon into the mix? How about lemon or thyme? It sounds crazy, right? We figured it was time to change up our Easter recipes and be a tad adventurous this year.
We’ve collected some of our own favorite recipes as well as some recipes from our favorite bloggers. So, fancy up your Easter party with hor d’oeuvres your guests have never tried. From Guacamole deviled eggs to Thai Red Curry deviled eggs, there are a ton of different ways you can make your deviled egg recipe something special. A staple of any party or barbecue, make them for your friends or family, or just enjoy them as a snack. Either way by the end of our list you’ll be thinking that everything looked egg-ceptionally good. Oh yeah, It’s probably a good idea not to hide these eggs. Not only are we concerned that your guests will miss out on something great, but can you imagine if one doesn’t get found? That wouldn’t be good for anyone.
A great addition to any Easter recipes, or any time of the year, here’s our yummy list. Hope you like it.
Deviled Egg Recipes
Deviled Eggs with Blue Cheese and Chorizo
Those all look so good! Thanks for checking out our collection. We have a ton of Easter dinner recipes on RecipeLion if you’re still trying to figure out your menu. Happy Eating!
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For Easter my mom and I decorated our classic deviled eggs to look like little chicks!
We saw a picture of the little guys on Pinterest and had to try them for ourselves. We used pieces of olives for the eyes and tiny pieces of carrot for their beaks. If you put the top of the hardboiled egg back on it looks like they are hatching! They looked so adorable sitting on the table and were almost too cute to eat! We got so many compliments that the recipe might turn into an Easter tradition.