The best classic deviled eggs you will ever make and eat! Perfect for your Easter table or any gathering!

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DEVILED EGGS RECIPE:
8 Eggs
4 Tbsp of Mayo
2 tsp of Yellow Mustard
1 Tbsp of Dill Relish
1 tsp of Pickle brine or vinegar (I prefer the brine)
1 tsp of Granulated Onion
1/2 tsp of Granulated Garlic
1/2 tsp of Celery Salt
Salt, to taste
1 tsp of Finely Minced Dill

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00:00 – Intro
00:59 – Boil the Eggs
02:04 – Prep the Filling
04:51 – Peel the Eggs
08:53 – Assemble
11:21 – Enjoy!

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We are making classic deviled eggs in  perfect timing for your Easter table,   or anything that you’ve got coming up this  spring and summer. I don’t know about you,   but for me, anytime I make any kind of classic  American table, whether it’s for Easter,  

Memorial Day, 4th of July, anything  like that, deviled eggs are a must-have,   whether it’s for an appetizer, or literally  just on the buffet with everything else. And I do love deviled eggs, but I love them made   right. And I love them to have  plenty of really good flavor,  

And I’m going to show you how to do them. We have  not made deviled eggs together in over a decade,   so I’m thrilled to be able to re-shoot this and  just bring some light to an oldie but a goodie. Let’s get started with the actual eggs.

I like to use large eggs. Now I’m going to show  you how I boil my perfect hardboiled eggs every   single time. These are cold from the fridge, so  to me that makes a difference. I like to start  

With cold eggs and cold water. So you’re going  to take your cold eggs, you’re going to pop them   into your pot of cold water and you’re going to  bring this to a boil. Once you bring it to a boil,  

You want it to come to a rolling boil, you are  going to then, once it comes up to a rolling boil,   you’re going to turn the heat off, place a lid on  that pot and let them sit in that boiling water  

Without the heat on for 10 minutes exactly.  After those 10 minutes, I’m going to show you   the next step, which is pretty crucial to making  sure that you can peel those eggs really easily. But once we’re there I will show you that next  step, but I’m going to just talk you through  

The filling for your deviled eggs. I like a  really classic filling, I don’t like a really   fancy filling, because I think deviled eggs just  need to have mayo, mustard, a little acidity,   a little herb action, just a little teeny tiny  bit of spice, and I’m going to show you what my  

Favorites are. So in here, what I’ve got is  some full fat mayo, a little yellow mustard,   or you could also use dijon, this is some dill  pickle relish, I like dill but you can also  

Use a sweet, and then in terms of acid you can do  one or two things. You can do a little bit of the   pickle relish brine, which is what I prefer, or a  splash of either red wine or apple cider vinegar.

And that’s your creamy mixture. To this, I like  to add granulated garlic and onion, and some   celery salt. Celery salt, to me, is absolutely  a must-have. An absolute must-have, if you don’t   have celery salt, what you can do instead is you  can take a stalk of celery, grate it really really  

Fine, and then just squeeze out any excess water  and add it to this. To me, that’s a little bit   messy. I’m not really willing to go through all of  that when I could just use a pinch of celery salt.

And then I’m going to use a little bit of dill,  so I’m going to use a little bit of dill in the   mixture and a little bit of dill when I serve it.  You’re going to need about a teaspoon of chopped,  

Very very finely chopped dill and I’m going  to add it right to my mayo mixture along with   a really small pinch of salt. I’m going to  mix it all together and then I’m just going   to set it aside until my eggs are ready, which  like I said, it’s going to take about 15-ish  

Minutes and I’ll explain to you why when we get  there, but this is your creamy mixture. Taste   it at this point, if you want more vinegar,  add something, you know a bit more vinegar. If you want more salt, add more  salt. If you want more spice,  

Add more spice. That’s perfect. That  is literally perfect. I’m going to   set that aside and when the eggs are  ready I’ll show you the next step. Alright they’ve been sitting for exactly 10  minutes, remember they came up to a rolling boil,  

Now this is a key point here that I like to do.  Take your hot eggs, do that, plunge them into cold   water and what that does is that it allows that  ice water to get between the shell and the egg  

And it helps peel them a lot easier. And you’re  just going to ensure perfect eggs every single   time. And I love them, we love hard boiled eggs  in this house, so trust me, I make a lot of them. Now you’re just going to let them  sit in there until they cool,  

You want them to cool completely. And this  is also a step that you can make in advance,   you can make this the night before and just  leave the hardboiled eggs in the fridge,   and then assemble them before you are ready to eat  them. So I’m going to let them sit in there for  

Like a solid 15 minutes or so or until they are  completely cold and then we’re going to basically   pull the whole thing together, which is really  easy. But it is so good you got to just make   really good easy deviled eggs that everybody  loves. I even make these for Thanksgiving,  

Because my niece and my nephews love them, my  in-laws love them, so they’re tried and true. My eggs I’ve been sitting for about 15 minutes,  get that shell released, I like to keep my bowl  

Close to me because I, I’m going to show you,  I like to get my hand wet, here we go, once you   get it going once you get it going you get them  peeled really easily, but sometimes you just,  

It’s nice to like re-wet your hand, you know,  you know, and sometimes it’s a little easier than   others but you should not this should not cause  your eggs to break or anything like that, see. There are lots of hacks on the internet  about how to cook the perfect egg, how to  

Put it in a container and shake it around, but  listen, I – I’m too old and I have no patience,   clearly. I almost broke that one, this  just happens to be the best method for me,   and just keep, like I said, that bowl  of water, it keeps all the shells,  

Um they sink to the bottom of the water,  and it’s just, it’s just easy. And the the   eggs are perfectly cooked every single time.  I don’t like a real powdery egg, you know what   I’m talking about? When it’s overcooked,  but I also don’t like it too undercooked  

When it comes to hardboiled eggs, because  otherwise the texture just seems all wrong. And I am such a texture person that that  it’s just got to be just right. And for me,   these are really easy, no-fail hard boiled eggs  that you’re going to make for years to come,  

And you’re going to make so many deviled  eggs from these hardboiled eggs. Okay,   now take a little mapeen and clear  that water and everything, okay,   and now you’re going to bring it close to you and  you’re just going to cut them in half lengthwise,  

Now I do have that, see that’s that’s perfect,  not to toot my own horn, but that is perfect. Pop that yolk in there, what you can also  do is if you don’t have one of these little   deviled egg carriers, take a little teeny, teeny,  teeny, teeny tiny piece of the back, like that,  

So that they sit flat then you can just place  them on any on any plate, you know, don’t worry   about having to grab something specific. That just  works every time. To I’m just going to get all the  

Yolks out and get them all in here. I am using a  fork to mash all my yolks, now here’s something   that I want you to keep in mind. A lot of about  cooking comes really down to using, you know,  

Look and feel. Sometimes your yolks are a little  bit bigger right, so it’s going to take all of   that creaminess to bind it together. Sometimes  your yolks are a little bit smaller, and adding  

All of this might make it too loose. So what I  like to do is, I like to start with about half,   okay, and then just mix it and make sure that it  comes together the way I want it to. And if I feel  

Like ‘oh yeah it’s definitely going to need all of  it’, then I add all of it. You can always, I like   to always start slow and then work my way up. I  don’t like, you can probably tell by now that I’m  

Very picky about my hardboiled eggs, I don’t like  a really runny hardboiled egg, and I also don’t   like, you know, a dry hardboiled egg, so it’s got  to be that perfect balance, and this, to me, is.   Taste it for seasoning, adjust it at this point,  but make sure you’re mashing it really nicely.

That to me is perfect. It’s got the perfect  consistency, which means the consistency is   going to, it’s going to hold its shape and it’s  not going to get all runny when you go and top,   you know, put it in your eggs  which I think about those things,  

Maybe you don’t, but I do.  Because that matters to me. And I like to place it, this is  a like a disposable piping bag,   you can just use a Ziploc bag with no tip at  the end at all, I’m just using a star tip, only  

Because I’m feeling real fancy these days, okay,  I’m really feeling fancy. But you don’t have to,   you can just use a little spoon and you’re  good to go. So it’s like the perfect amount,   and if you have just a little extra,  just go around and fill it up, you know,  

Don’t waste a single bite. It’s just so good, it’s  like that perfect mixture of like tart and salty   and yummy. Now how you top your deviled eggs it’s  totally up to you, a little sprinkle of paprika   would do great, but have you ever topped them  with like little slivers of mini little gerkens?

And just a little bit of dill, and a little bit  of paprika, because trust you me, it’s incredible.   And also if it’s Easter, for me anyway, I just,  I do like to go the extra mile of making it look  

Special, because trust me, listen I don’t do  anything complicated, okay. And this is hardly   complicated, but it does feel special. Sometimes  I like things to feel special, especially if I   can do that in the simplest way possible, by  adding like a little piece of baby pickle.

A little dusting of paprika,  just brings everything to life. And tell me those are just not so adorable. I  know that you love them, I know that you will love   them, I also wanted to thank you so much for those  of you that came out to see me on my book tour,  

This is the first video I’m posting since my book  launch, since my book tour, so many of you came   to visit and it means the absolute world to me,  when I’ve never done anything like it before,  

And when I imagined what you guys would be like,  this exceeded any expectations I ever had because   I feel like we are one, I feel like we are the  same, and you guys have been here since the very  

Beginning, which means the world to me, and I  just wanted to say thank you for supporting me. Buy the book If you haven’t, it ships literally in  a day or two now, it’s linked in the description  

Box below, it really is such a love letter to my  authentic Italian cooking that I grew up with and   my nonna, and it’s just, it’s pretty magical. So  if you haven’t gotten your copy yet, please do.  

Thank you for coming, make some deviled eggs, I’m  going to pop this one back because honestly they   are so perfect, look at them. Literally heavenly,  the best so easy, not a complicated recipe at all,   everyone needs to know how to make a perfect  deviled egg. Now go to LauraintheKitchen.com  

For the written recipe, hope you enjoy spending  time with me and I will see you in the next one! Bye-bye!

41 Comments

  1. I like to try different seasonings but I avoid Pickle relish and spicy touches. I’ll add bleu cheese crumbles to the mixture of mayo and Dijon mustard, and then top with fresh bacon pieces. Solid winner at every function!

  2. Laura, Sorry about Some of these Idiots that make Rude Comments to you. All you are doing is to try to make our life’s easier with your experience . Thank You. I do learn from you.

  3. Looks amazing! My favourite thing to top a deviled egg is of course paprika (smoked in my case) but also I like to stick in one French's fried onion. It adds a little crunch which is so nice with the soft eggs. But I'm definitely going to try out the pickles!

  4. Looks delicious! Going to try a variation of this on my own YouTube channel. Thank you for the easy to follow recipe!

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  6. When I make egg salad, I use baby sweet gerkins.I will try these. I haven't had deviled eggs in years.

  7. "I'm too old, and I have no patience, clearly" – lol
    You have no idea…
    Thanks for your continuing awesome content! – Love you. – Cheers!

  8. Love video except ,why do you and most women cooks, put such large amts of food in your mouths!!! Looks and sounds awful!!! Is this supposed to a sexual thing???😮

  9. I have the same knife set and love it!!! Btw…saw your vegetable peeler suggestion a while back…got two and find every chance I get to use it…thank you. Also will be making your version of deviled eggs…thank you for sharing Laura.

  10. Oh wow. I boil eggs exactly the same. I think Robert Carrier called them 'coddled' if done like this, I like the tender whites with no trace of rubberiness.

  11. Laura, you really should be teaching a cooking class, perhaps @ William Sonoma, i also have been cooking since i was about 4 with my mom and nonna, but you have taught me so many tricks and such helpful hints, thank you for your dedication to the art ❤

  12. Oh yum! We love deviled eggs here. I canned a jar of itty bitty baby dolls. I think they will be perfect for this.
    Speaking of perfection, your book is so beautiful and well written. It’s like no mother cookbook I have. I made the beef carpaccio the day after I received it. Oh Em Gee! It was amazing! And so easy!

  13. Happy Mother's Day Laura. I know it's not Mother's Day in the United States of America but it is in Europe. Another phenomenal video. Hugs from Belfast Northern Ireland.xxx❤❤❤

  14. Just wanted to take a minute to thank you. I have used your hard boiled egg recipe for years, shared it with my daughter-in-law and now she uses it. I am the one who gets asked to bring deviled eggs to all family events, along with my mac-salsd, but that's another story. The cracking the eggs before the ice bath is new from the decade old version you gave us, can't wait to try. Also want to thank you for all the dessert recipes that I have been able to take to my life-group at church, never had a fail, the dry roasted peanut clusters has been a group favorite for years. One in the group just had her 50th birthday party, got to make a batch just for her. Thanks again for all the tips and recipes you have shared over the years.

    P.S. ]I like to push my egg yolks through a strainer, makes my filling creamier with less clumps

  15. Amazing recipe as always.
    Also, Adding a little vinegar to the boiling water also makes it easier to peel the eggs!

  16. Seriously the only cook on the internet that I consistently watch and KNOW what I make will be 🔥 thank u for all the recipes over the years u make my life so much easier not thinking about what to cook every night I just go to your YouTube or website and pick something 😂🥰

  17. Nah, no ice water needed.

    1) Keep eggs cold in fridge
    2) Bring water to full boil
    3) Gently place COLD eggs into BOILING water… GENTLY!!
    4)!Boil 13 minutes.
    5) Drain, and run COLD WATER over them; until cool enough to handle.
    6) Peel under stream of cold water.
    DONE!

  18. I’ll never understand why you never had a show on food network. You are my favorite cook to watch and your recipes are so good!!

  19. The classic appetizer. So fantastic when done with care. These have the look too. Absolutely going to make them Laura's way. 🥚

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