Do these pictures look familiar? This post originally appeared on my old blog, Quarter Life (Crisis) Cuisine, which I unfortunately let expire. I'm posting some of my favorites on this blog so that I don't lose them forever.
Hey guys, and welcome to Monster Mash Monday! It's 5 weeks until Halloween and I am re-posting my favorite Halloween recipes from my old blog! From now until my favorite holiday arrives, check back every Monday for a new Halloween recipe. Missed last week? Check it out here: Candy Corn Marshmallow Treats.
These might look a bit familiar... I do a similar Easter Recipe. They look sliiiightly less gross with their natural yellow yolks. But, what sort of Halloweeny fun is that? Hehe...
These are basically just deviled eggs, with a twist. The twist is that they're slightly pickled with beet juice, making for a super-tasty and funky looking egg. A bit of food coloring in the yolk, and you've got a Halloween hors d'ovre that everyone will love to look at... AND eat!
This year, I think I'll add a little guacamole instead of the mayo. What do you think?
Eerie Alien Eggs
-Carefully slice eggs in half and scoop yolks out into a small bowl. Mix with remaining ingredients, being careful not to over-mix. Add food coloring until egg yolks are desired color. Pipe or spoon mixture into eggs and chill until ready to serve.
Hey guys, and welcome to Monster Mash Monday! It's 5 weeks until Halloween and I am re-posting my favorite Halloween recipes from my old blog! From now until my favorite holiday arrives, check back every Monday for a new Halloween recipe. Missed last week? Check it out here: Candy Corn Marshmallow Treats.
These might look a bit familiar... I do a similar Easter Recipe. They look sliiiightly less gross with their natural yellow yolks. But, what sort of Halloweeny fun is that? Hehe...
This year, I think I'll add a little guacamole instead of the mayo. What do you think?
Eerie Alien Eggs
- 12 hard-boiled eggs
- 1 can beet liquid
- 1/2 cup apple cider vinegar
- 1/2 cup water
- 1/4 cup mayonnaise
- 1 teaspoon dijon mustard
- 1 tsp Sriacha sauce
- 1 tsp sugar
- fresh ground black pepper
- smoked paprika
- 3 drops green food coloring
-Carefully slice eggs in half and scoop yolks out into a small bowl. Mix with remaining ingredients, being careful not to over-mix. Add food coloring until egg yolks are desired color. Pipe or spoon mixture into eggs and chill until ready to serve.
I loooveeee these! I made some like this a few months ago and they were so bright and fun!
ReplyDeleteThose are so creepy and cool!
ReplyDeleteAlien eggs! HA! That is hilarious and love how inventive they are.
ReplyDeleteOMG I love deviled eggs and these just scream Halloween! Definitely pinning to revisit next month :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great Halloween treat! I'm a fan of devilled eggs at the best of times, but this takes them to a whole new level!
ReplyDeleteomg these look so yummy! I love the colors!
ReplyDeleteI love that you used beets to color the eggs. I wonder if avocado could color the yolks?
ReplyDeleteDeviled eggs Halloween style! Love it! I know my hubby and kids would destroy it!
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting Halloween snack!
ReplyDeleteLove these alien eggs, they are so cute and are perfect for Hallowe'en!
ReplyDeleteThis post makes me so happy because I love pickled eggs, but I had no idea how to make them. Hanging on to this festive recipe :)
ReplyDeleteXO, SS || Seersucker Sass
What a fun recipe! Perfect for this time of year!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute and festive! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThese are cute! I am definitely going to make them for my little vegetarian...ok not so little she's 16 but she'd still love them lol :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a neat idea with deviled eggs ! Am definitely going to try this !
ReplyDeleteThose are so creepy cool that I've got to make some. The kids love all things cool like this at Halloween and all year long, lol. We color eggs all the time, just because.
ReplyDeleteOMG Those eggs really are eerie! Perfect for Halloween or the alien enthusiast. Great idea.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh these deviled eggs are perfect for a creepy dinner party! Thanks for sharing <3
ReplyDeleteToo much fun. I need to make these. Now you've got me thinking about other colors to do.
ReplyDeleteI love what you did with these deviled eggs. They will definitely be a hit at the Halloween party!
ReplyDeleteThose deviled eggs look awesome. I'm going to try it out for our upcoming Halloween party. Richard B
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun recipe! I love deviled eggs but have never made these. they look fantastic and perfect for Halloween.
ReplyDeleteOMG this is such a creative idea! I need to try it for Halloween parties
ReplyDelete-xo, Azanique | ww.lotsofsass.com
I love deviled eggs! These would be fun to make for a Halloween dinner party!
ReplyDeleteI love the deviled eggs! They look awesome. I will definitely make these for Halloween.
ReplyDeleteThose alien eggs look amazing! I want to try these!!! I thought they were radishes at first glance
ReplyDeleteHa! I totally thought that was guacamole in the eggs!!! But regardless, they look AMAZING!
ReplyDeleteOh how fun are these!? I'm not an egg person, but I know people who would love these!
ReplyDeletexo
Sami
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What a fun way to bring a bit of spooky to your Halloween party or gathering. I love how easy it is to make . . .
ReplyDeleteThis is indeed a genius hack! Looks fabulous delicious :)
ReplyDeleteMy kids would seriously like these! They are so fun and creative.
ReplyDeleteThese look like the perfect Halloween treat! Yummy!
ReplyDeleteTori || Victori Media
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