Saturday, April 2, 2011

Dyed Deviled Eggs!

Hey everyone! I'm happy to be joining Seasonal Sunday today with a pretty neat idea! Years ago someone mentioned that she dyes the peeled hard boiled egg itself before she cuts them in half to make deviled eggs.
This has been on my mind, so I thought I'd try it!

I shared this method for perfect hard boiled eggs at Christmas, I promise it works and you don't need old eggs, salt, vinegar or anything else. In many batches I have only had one egg break as I was putting it into the boiling water and never one dinged up egg.
  1. Take eggs out of the fridge and set aside.
  2. Boil enough water in a big enough pot to cover the amount of eggs you want to make. 
  3. Carefully add the eggs to the boiling water one by one with a big spoon.
  4. Reduce the heat just a bit, you still want the water boiling but not crazy. I use #7 on my electric stove.
  5. Boil for 15 minutes.
  6. Drain hot water, and cover eggs with cold water till cool. I pour the cold water off a couple times. 
  7. Drain water and peel or refrigerate until ready to peel. 
  8. Peel under running cold water.
Now for the fun part! I used Martha Stewart's dye recipe, all pantry ingredients.
  1. One tsp white vinegar (I used cider vinegar) and 5 to 20 drops of food coloring per one cup of hot water. 
  2. Peel the eggs, and dip them into the different colors. Let them sit until you've achieved a color that you like. Blot dry.
  3. Cut in half and make your favorite Deviled Egg recipe! 
  4. Have fun watching everyone flip over the cool eggs:@)
Notes:
  • I used 4 drops of food coloring and let them sit in the cup for about 7 minutes.
  • I did taste just the white of the egg and I could not taste any vinegar.
  • Just imagine them for every holiday or in sports team colors!
Updated to show the cutter I used ($2.99 at TJ Maxx a couple years ago) and Wilton 1M tip for the filling:
Have a happy day:@)

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    70 comments:

    1. So cute and I bet kids would flip over them...well adults also :)!!! I love deviled eggs. hugs, Linda

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    2. These are so neat. My Aunt used to make them.

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    3. Awesome! I am calling my daughter to have her do this. Her hubby is nuts over deviled eggs and she is always looking for something new. They will both get a kick out of this. Thanks for sharing this neat idea. Hugs, Ginger

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    4. I can't wait to try this!! Thanks so much for sharing!!!

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    5. How festive that would be for Easter dinner!!

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    6. I love this idea and now I think I'll go boil some eggs. Oh and I add ice cubes to the water after I pour off the hot water and put some cold in and my eggs peel pretty easily. Thought that tip might help for you.

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    7. Wow....huge hugs for sharing this fantastic idea with us!! I can hardly wait to try it......just love new ideas to use for my grandsons!! (and family and friends, too!)

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    8. So cool, I wll be doing that this Easter. Shock the pants off everyone! What fun.

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    9. Very cool idea! It took me a few seconds to realize it was the actual cooked egg whites that are dyed! Love the idea. I will do this for Easter!
      Thanks!
      Faye
      (wildrosevintage)

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    11. You always have such great ideas! Those eggs are so cute!
      D

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    12. Yes, I agree it does work. We did that when I was growing up.

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    13. What a clever idea! The pastels look so nice with the yolk.

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    14. I've never heard of this before, what a cute idea for all those eggs we'll be eating after the Grand kiddos do their thing! Looove it!Thanks so much for sharing this! Debbie @ Cottage Hann~Me~Downs

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    15. Great way to pretty up deviled eggs! I know I have eaten colored eggs that the kids have cracked and then colored. I never thought of doing this on purpose!

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    16. Very clever. I'll have to give it a try. Thank you.

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    17. What a beautiful creation! Easter fun for sure!

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    18. These would be the hit of any party...I'm going to try it! Love the pastel colors for spring!

      I cook my eggs the same way and I have always been very lucky!

      XO,
      Jane

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    19. I'm so glad you posted these! I had planned on making plain white ones for my AZ sister & her DH who arrive on Monday. Now I 'm going to have to try your colors!! TOO COOL!!!

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    20. Cool colors, Lynn. They really make the yellow of the egg pop.

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    21. OMG - that is adorable ! I think I'll need to try these - how cool !!!!


      thanks for sharing !

      gena

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    22. Nice idea! The eggs look so cute and festive!

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    23. We dye all our eggs in hot water, vinegar and coloring. But I have never dyed peeled eggs before. This is really cool. Now the question I have is... how do you get that nifty pinked edge on the egg?

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    24. Hi:) Came through Garden of Daisies and glad I saw this post! I definitely have to try this...so pretty:)
      Thanks!

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    25. I LOVE deviled eggs, and maybe you saw my green ones (well, the yolk part) for St. Pat's day??.. But these are awsome! I have GOT to try making these for Easter this year. The kids will love it! Hope you're enjoying your weekend! ~tina

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    26. Those eggs looks so perfect, they don't look real. What a great idea to dye them. Thanks for the tips.
      Cindy

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    27. These are so pretty! I'm definitely making these for Easter. :)

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    28. great idea Lynn...they look so pretty too!

      Happy PS!!

      xo
      Kay Ellen

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    29. Never would have thought of this one in a million years. It's so cute that I'm just going to have to try it.

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    30. What a super idea, will have to give it a go.

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    32. These are so pretty, just perfect for Easter...Christine

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    33. I love they way you cut the eggs! So cute and different!

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    34. No green on the yolks? I will try it! How did you cut yours to get that ruffled edge, a fry cutter? Very cute! :)

      Still chilly here today!

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    35. Love these, very pretty :)
      They look perfect, how'd you do that?

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    36. Love this idea...
      and i'm stopping @ TJ MAXX
      after work tomorrow :D
      BEAR HUGS
      ~victoria~

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    37. I love deviled eggs and what fun these will be for Easter! YUMMY too!

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    38. What a great idea, how fun! We love deviled eggs, and I will try this!

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    39. this looks seriously great, so pretty and colorful! thanks for sharing, lots of love happening for this and all your posts :)
      -meg
      @ http://clutzycooking.blogspot.com

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    40. I have never seen this done before...great idea!

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    41. Love this idea!! A definite recipe for me this Easter. I love your colors....reminds me of 50's colors. Thanks for the share & Happy PS!
      Niki

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    42. The colors are sensational. They remind me of plates that my mother got back in the 50s..they are square and I use them at Easter. They would look wonderful with these pretty eggs on them. Thanks for sharing.

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    43. You did a really great job! Thank you for sharing this at Masterpiece Monday. Have a great week, Mary :O)

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    44. Neat and different. Thank you for bringing your eggs to Seasonal Sundays.

      - The Tablescaper

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    45. I love the dyed eggs! They are so cute, I would never have thought of that! thanks for sharing, Marla

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    46. Thank you my friend... I have been busy with the wedding, and I'm just now getting around to visiting.
      I appreciate your friday favorite!

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    47. This is absolutely adorable. I am so making these! thanks Lynn for the fun tip!

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    48. Wow I love that cutter! Thanks for sharing it, will have to see if I can find one. These eggs are so cute, how fun for Easter. Thanks for adding your links to the party :)

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    49. love this idea,going to have to try this!
      stopping over from FFF and FHF

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    50. Cutest idea every!! Love it :)

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    52. So pretty! This is on my list for Easter! Thanks a bunch for posting!

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    53. ohhh yum yum yum!!!
      I loved deviled eggs, coloured or not!!!

      Thanks
      Leontien

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    54. How fun is this?! These are TOO cute!

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    55. That is such a fun idea! I love that you've shared this.

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    56. These are the cutest deviled eggs that I have seen in a long time! Thanks for sharing.

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    57. These are absolutely gorgeous! So perfect for Spring and Easter! :)

      Amy
      http://utry.it

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    58. Great idea! I'm so happy to showed us the cutter. it was on my mind after seeing your first photo shot. Just perfect!

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    59. Such a neat idea. I'm definitely bookmarking this so I can do it in the future!

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    60. How completely perfect are these?!?! Love the look of them! And deviled eggs are a huge hit in my house! Win - win! =o)

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    62. How fun! I always make deviled eggs for big family dinners. I better try this one. My mother used to always take her canned beets out of the juice and put peeled boiled eggs in it for Easter. They were so pretty but at the time I did not like beets so I would never tried them. I think she called them pickled eggs. I cannot grow beets where we live, I have tried three years in a row so I have not tried this yet.

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    64. Very pretty. Too pretty to eat!

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    65. Hi! I'm featuring your recipe on It's a Keeper Thursday this week! I’d love if you stopped by and grabbed a button.

      And, feel free to link up another great recipe this week too!

      Cheers!
      Christina @ It's a Keeper
      http://www.everydaytastes.com/

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    66. I am SOOOOOOOOOOOO going to try this!!! Thanks a million for the recipe!!!! And I would LOVE LOVE for you to link this up so others can see it.... We are featuring ONLY EGG recipes at THIS WEEK'S CRAVINGS, please stop on by and link this up!

      http://momscrazycooking.blogspot.com/2011/04/this-weeks-cravings-linky-party-24-egg.html

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    67. deviled eggs are one of my VERY favorite foods! i can't believe you've made them delicious AND super cute!

      I've linked to you here: http://wp.me/p1sq38-aW

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    68. oh what a great easter idea!! thanks for sharing!

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    69. You can cut your eggs in half and remove the yoke, then color egg white. This gives the illusion of truely colored egg.

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    70. This is just adorable! I found you via Kitchen Fun with my 3 Sons and am a new follower.

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