Colorful Deviled Eggs Recipe

A really fun way to make memories every Thanksgiving is to create a dish that has everyone talking. My colorful deviled eggs recipe is beautiful and will have everyone asking how you did it!

This Thanksgiving appetizer recipe of colorful deviled eggs is a partnered both with Acorn Influence and their client.

This Thanksgiving is going to be one of firsts. The first time I’m hosting Thanksgiving dinner. My husband and I cook a majority of Thanksgiving dinner every year but anyway, but knowing this year it will fall entirely on us.

Our first Thanksgiving in Florida and the first Thanksgiving with my grandma. Now I should add that I was born in Florida and spent my first five Thanksgivings with her, but I don’t remember any of those.

While the head count will still be the same (6 adults and 2 kids), we’ll be spending the day with 4 other adults that may have different expectations for the meal and different tastes than we’re used to. It may be a challenge but I’m hoping with a good game plan in place, we’ll make it through the day and everyone will be happy and well fed!

My girls are constant grazers and ask for food all day long. Couple that with my grandma suffering from hypoglycemia and ensuring we have plenty of snacks while Thanksgiving dinner is cooking is a definite must. So I’ve been putting a lot of thought into creating appetizers that will appeal to the entire bunch.

With limited store hours and so many other things going on, holidays are the worst time for kitchen disasters. So before I make the recipes on Thanksgiving Day, I wanted to test drive things out ahead of time.

Colorful Deviled Eggs

While picking up some eggs at Walmart last week, I bought a new brand of eggs. The Goldrich Eggs carton showed a bright yellow center and inspired me to make deviled eggs…with a twist.

I really wanted to create a recipe that would be filling and appeal to everyone in the group and deviled eggs always seem to be a hit…except with my girls. So in hopes of getting them to eat, I decided to make this colorful deviled eggs recipe to at least encourage them to try. Not only that, being in a rented house, this is a fun way to create a little extra holiday cheer on the table!

How to Make Colorful Deviled Eggs

How do you get eggs to have colored whites? That’s the question I got asked by so many family members. Well, I am about to share my secret.

To color the egg whites, just follow these steps:

1. Hard boil the eggs
2. Shell the eggs, cut them in half, and remove the yolks
3. Put one cup of boiling water in a bowl with the food coloring of your choice
4. Submerge the egg whites in the bowl (keep it to only one layer deep, don’t stack egg whites on top of each other)
5. Take them out when they are completely dyed to your liking.

That’s it! You’ll have beautifully colored egg whites ready for your Thanksgiving meal.

You can also get colorful with the egg filling. Try making them green with my avocado deviled eggs recipe!

Colorful Deviled Eggs

Want the printable recipe? Here’s a printable recipe card of my colorful deviled eggs.

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More Thanksgiving Recipes

If you enjoyed this recipe and want more ideas for your Thanksgiving meal, here are some of my favorites:

• Oyster Dressing – Jazz up the Thanksgiving table with this incredible side dish.
• Butternut Squash Crostini – This is a delicious side dish. It can also be an appetizer before the main meal.
• Pumpkin Cupcakes – You have got to make these for dessert. They are way easier than pumpkin pie and taste better too.
• Cheesy Cauliflower Au Gratin – Sneak some extra veggies into your Thanksgiving dinner with this Julia Child classic.
• Herb Roasted Turkey – It’s way easier than it looks to make a moist and delicious turkey.