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Naturally Dyed Deviled Eggs

March 29, 2019 by Dawn

Here’s a super unique deviled egg idea for you! Naturally Dyed Deviled Eggs are great for ANY party. Bring on the Spring and Summer festivities! Subtly sweet, a little salty with mustard, mayo and a dash of pepper. Incredible flavors. That color!

Naturally Dyed Deviled Eggs

I’ve taken the pickled egg that we all know and love with beet juice and sugar on an adventure. You probably had these at your grandma’s house or favorite bar. Well, at least that’s where we did! That big ol’ purple jar with the goods staring at you….

Where’s that gorgeous color from on these Naturally Dyed Deviled Eggs? I used POM Wonderful 100% pomegranate juice. NO sugar added, the natural sweetness in the juice takes care of it all! It’s a fun, different spin, a conversation piece for sure.

The pomegranate juice is infused in the egg whites. It’ll totally wow your guests, and they’ll be coming back for more.

EGG TIPS

First, start with a great pasture raised egg, you know I love Vital Farms eggs! Get them room temp, leave on the counter while boiling the water. Bring water to a rolling boil THEN add in the eggs gently with a slotted spoon.

Next, set timer for 11-12 minutes if your on a gas stove 13-14 on electric. That’s it! Remove quickly and submerge in an ice bath. Cut them in half lengthwise, remove the yolks and put them in a separate dish.

In a large mason jar, you’re going to add the pomegranate juice and vinegar. Make sure your egg whites are completely submerged under the pomegranate juice and let them sit in the refrigerator for 12 to 24 hours.

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TIME TO DEVIL

Once they’re infused with color, pull them out of the jar and pat them dry with a paper towel. Assemble them on your an egg tray. Now it’s time to mix your deviled egg yolks. We’re keeping it really easy and simple so it just compliments that subtle sweet pomegranate flavor.

Put the mix it into a gallon baggie, this is going to act as a piping bag for you. Cut one bottom corner and squeeze into the yolk area of the egg. Fill them up so the mix is just over the egg white, then go back around again with any left over. This way everyone’s covered!

Once you’re finished, top it off with a little bit of pepper and you’re ready to go to the partAyy. ENJOY!

Naturally Dyed Deviled Eggs

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Make your own EASY Whole30 Mayo at home – check out this post!

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Naturally Dyed Deviled Eggs

Unique deviled egg idea for you! Pomegranate Juice infused egg whites take on the flavor of using pickled beets with sugar like gramma used to make. This time around it's naturally sweetned - simple deviled mixture with a little black pepper- YUM!

Course Appetizer, brunch, Entertaining, Holiday, Snack
Cuisine American, Comfort Food
Keyword Appetizer, Brunch, Comfort Food, Dairy free, Gluten Free, Holiday Appetizer, Party Food, Spring, Summer
Author Dawn Loves Food

Ingredients

  • 12 Eggs
  • 2 t Apple Cider Vinegar
  • 1 16 oz Pom Wonderful 100% Pomegranate Juice
  • 3/4 c Homemade Mayo or Primal Kitchen
  • 2 T Brown Mustard
  • 1 t Redmond Real Salt
  • 1 t Black Pepper

Instructions

  1. Hard boil eggs, ice bath to cool down. When ready to touch peel, half each egg and save the yolk in a small bowl.

  2. In a large glass jar with a lid, add the egg whites and pour the vingar and pomegranate juice in. Gently rotate the jar with the eggs and refrigerate overnight. 12-24 hours ideally.

  3. Remove whites from the jar and pat dry with a paper towel. Set the whites on your dish. Prepare the deviled egg filling in a medium bowl. Break down the yolks with a fork. Add mayo, mustard and salt, mix well.

  4. In a gallon baggie add the mixture, cut off the bottom corner of one side and use as a piping bag to doll up the presentation:) fill up each egg 'cup' to the white, then go back around again so there's enough. Garnish with black pepper - Enjoy!

Recipe Notes

If you're using gigantic eggs and the whites don't completely fit under the pom juice add a touch of water.

Filed Under: Appetizers, Paleo, Whole30 Tagged With: eggs, mayo, mustard, pomegranate juice, spring, summer

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