Spooky Deviled Eggs
Need an appetizer to celebrate Halloween? Then try our Spooky Deviled Eggs with 2 recipes. Gluten-free, keto-friendly, and delicious! These are deviled eggs decorated with cute little spooky eyes and spiders. Festive enough to celebrate Halloween. Here are 2 recipes for our favorite deviled eggs, that will thrill everyone who tries them!
Spooky Deviled Eggs
Halloween is a fun time to serve up these spooky deviled eggs as an appetizer. They are so darn cute and spook-tacular! Everyone is entertaining this year and either going to dinner parties or having guests over for appetizers and drinks. These spooky deviled eggs are just plain fun to make for family and friends.
Festive and Fun Finger-Food
Creamy textures with scrumptious flavors, each one is different and a welcomed surprise. You can’t go wrong when you serve these deviled eggs.
Spooky deviled eggs are a great way to serve up a delightful appetizer that’s not only easy to prepare but will guarantee to please everyone who tries them.
Best of all, they’re high in protein, amazingly tasty, and easy on the wallet!
How To Make Spooky Deviled Eggs?
Ingredients You Will Need: (your shopping list, with links to Whole Foods)
- 6 hard-boiled eggs
- black olives – pitted
- green olives stuffed with pimento
- mayonnaise
- canned tuna fish packed in olive oil
- celery
- lemon juice
- red onion
- Dijon mustard
Directions To Make These Deviled Eggs:
1. Simply boil the eggs in water on the stovetop for about 7 to 9 minutes. Remove from the stove.
2. Then place the eggs under cold running water for a few minutes. Leave the eggs in ice-cold water for at least 10 minutes or longer to completely cool.
3. Next, peel off their shells and slice them in half. Gently pop out the yolks and set them aside.
4. Then follow the directions for both recipes in our recipe card below. Decorate the tops of these deviled eggs with black and green olives to make them “spooky” as shown in the photos.
Serve and Enjoy!
I often make these deviled eggs as an appetizer before dinner for family and friends, right around Halloween. It’s a fun way to enjoy them. They were so good, that I make them every year for any Halloween gathering. Everyone adores them.
I love to watch them disappear as soon as I put them on the table. Poof! …like magic!
A definite crowd-pleaser!
As always, these deviled eggs turned out to be “Egg-cellent and very… Spook-tacular!” So go ahead and celebrate Halloween and give this recipe a try!
ENJOY!
More Tasty Deviled Eggs Recipes!
Spooky Deviled Eggs - 2 recipes
Yield:
12 deviled eggs
Prep Time:
10 minutes
Cook Time:
10 minutes
Total Time:
20 minutes
Spooky Deviled Eggs! Make a fun finger food appetizer and are just in time for Halloween! With two recipes for deviled eggs: both are topped with cute little spooky eyes and black spiders using green and black olives. Super easy and spook-tactular!!
Ingredients
Tuna-Stuffed Deviled Eggs:
- 3 hard-boiled eggs
- 1 can of Tuna in Olive Oil ( prefer imported Italian Tuna)
- 1 lemon -juiced
- 1 small stalk of celery - minced
- 1 Tbsp. minced red onion
- 1 Tbsp. mayonnaise
- fresh ground pepper to taste
- small pitted black olives
Evil-Eyes Deviled Eggs (more traditional recipe):
- 3 hard-boiled eggs, halved
- 2 to 3 Tbsp. mayonnaise
- 1/2 tsp. Dijon mustard
- 1 Tbsp. minced red onion
- 2 Tbsp. minced celery
- 1 tsp. dried parsley
- Spanish green olives stuffed with pimiento
Instructions
Directions for Tuna-Stuffed Deviled Eggs:
- Boil 3 large eggs in water for about 6 to 10 minutes. Drain, and cool.
- Peel off shells from the eggs. Set aside to cool completely.
- Drain the excess oil from the can of tuna.
- Transfer tuna into a small mixing bowl.
- Add celery, red onion, and mayonnaise.
- Squeeze fresh lemon juice into the tuna mixture and mix well.
- Cut eggs in half lengthwise. Slip out yolks and set aside to mash for the 2nd half of traditional deviled (spooky evil eyes) eggs.
- Stuff each egg with the tuna fish mixture.
- Cut the whole black olive in half. Put one half on the tuna mixture for the spider body.
- Thinly slice the other half for the spider legs, placing 3 or 4 legs on each side.
- Chill before serving. Best served cold.
- Makes: 6 spooky spider-deviled eggs
Directions for Evil Eyes Creamy Deviled Eggs:
- Cut eggs in half lengthwise.
- Slip out yolks and mash them with mayo, mustard, red onion, celery, and parsley.
- Fill the eggs as much as you like. Cut green olives in half lengthwise and place them on the mashed yolk to create eyes, turning them slightly up or down to create spooky evil eyes. Chill before serving.
- Makes 6 evil-eyes deviled eggs
Nutrition Information:
Yield: 12 servings Serving Size: 1 serving (1 deviled egg)Amount Per Serving: Calories: 52Total Fat: 3.9gCarbohydrates: 1.6gFiber: .1gSugar: .6gProtein: 2.9g
Fun recipes like these are easy. We’re always looking for more festive ideas to serve up. In the meantime, we hope you’ll give our recipe a try, and enjoy your upcoming Halloween festivities.
If you tried our spooky deviled eggs recipe, let us know and leave a comment. Have fun and snap a photo and share it on Pinterest, be sure to tag us #2sistersrecipes and @2sistersrecipes. We’d love to see what you cooked! 🙂
Stay HEALTHY and Happy Cooking!! 😉
Thanks for stopping by!
xo Anna and Liz
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I love devilled eggs! These look cute.
Thanks so much, Sherry! Have a great week!
ooh yes please. i love devilled eggs. stuffing them with tuna sounds great. the old-fashioned foods are such fun aren’t they?
cheers
sherry
We agree Sherry! Thanks for stopping by! You are a sweetheart. Have a great afternoon…. 🙂
These are just too cute! And I adore deviled eggs – they are well named for this holiday. The addition of tuna sounds great. Gotta try this soon. I sure have missed you 🙂
Thanks Tricia! They were a hit at the Halloween party, luckily I made a double batch.
Have a great day!
So cute for Halloween, and tasty too! 🙂
Thank you! Hope you will try them. Have a good day!
Very cute, Ladies!! I've never tried deviled eggs with tuna but love the idea!
Hi sue! The ones filled with tuna fish are the ones that quickly disappear as soon as they hit the table. Their our favorite! Have a great weekend!