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Devilish Eggs a Halloween take on a Classic Finger Food

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These Devilish Eggs are a quick and dead-easy way to Halloweenify an American staple. Deviled eggs can be found on any self-respecting potluck platter across the US, as they are easy and well-loved. It uses limited ingredients and requiring no real skill. Why not try making a spooky snack from the country that does Halloween best? 

Prep time: 5 minutes 

Cook time: 8 minutes 

Skill level ★

Ingredients

  • 6 eggs 
  • 3 tbs mayonnaise
  • 4 tbs fried onion bits 
  • 4 tsp paprika
  • Salt, to taste
  • Pepper, to taste
  • 4 or so black olives 
  • Hot sauce or fake blood 

Method

Step One

Boil all six eggs for 8 minutes to ensure that they are hard-boiled. 

Step Two 

When done, immediately drain and shock with cold water – this will stop your eggs cooking further and make them easier to peel. 

Step Three 

Peel the eggs and discard the shells. 

Step Four 

Egg whites and yolks separated
Whites and yolks separated to create the shells and base of the filling. Image Credit: Spencer Haynes

Slice each egg in half, then carefully remove the yolks and place them into a bowl. Place the whites into the fridge.

Step Five 

Using a fork, mash the yolks until they are about ⅓ the size of a grain of rice – or about the size of cous-cous 

Step Six 

Add the mayonnaise, Paprika, salt, and pepper to taste, and combine until smooth. 

Step Seven

Add in the fried onion bits and combine. Only do this when you are close to serving, as they will go soft if left too long. 

Step Eight

Retrieve the whites from the fridge, and spoon the mixture into the indentation where the yolk was previously. Don’t be afraid to pile it up. 

Step Nine

Slice the black olives into pieces that resemble irises and place one on each egg.

Step Ten

Using your hot sauce or fake blood, draw lines from the yolk onto the whites to mimic a bloodshot effect.

Step Eleven

Serve your devilish eggs soon after assembly.

Featured Image Credit: Spencer Haynes

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Spencer is a 3rd Year History and English student interested in library science, baking, and storytelling.

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