Looking for an easy deviled egg recipe to serve on Easter Sunday? We love these adorable and festive tie dye deviled egg chicks! They're easy to make and adults and kids alike will simply love them!
Tie Dye Deviled Easter Egg Chicks
Courtesy of Chef David Vandenabeele
1 dozen hard boiled eggs
1/4 cup mayonnaise
1 tablespoon yellow mustard
2 tablespoons relish
Salt and pepper to taste
Black sesame seeds for eyes
Carrot for noses
Cook the eggs in boiling water for 5 minutes.
Gently roll them on a hard surface so that little cracks appear in the shell.
Boil them in water with color in it for another 5 minutes.
Cool the eggs in an ice water bath then peel the shells off.
Cut the tops of the eggs and keep as lids.
Remove the egg yolks from the center.
Chop the yolk finely and add all the other ingredients, season to taste.
Spoon into a piping bag and pipe the filling back into the egg bottom, with a little flourish to make the chick’s head.
Cover with the lid – tilted back like the chick is coming out of the egg.
Eyes are two black sesame seeds and a small piece of carrot makes a nose.
