
Deviled Eggs Recipe
There is something so comforting and delicious about deviled eggs. As luck would have it, we happen to have a long-standing recipe for them that every guest at our table raves about.
A Few Key Ingredients For Deviled Eggs
- Eggs – Farm-fresh eggs are our favorites with their deep yellow hue and hearty {and delicious!} yolks.
- Mayonnaise – Mayonnaise acts as the “glue” that brings all the ingredients together.
- Sweet salad cubes – Sweet salad cubes add a punchy bite to the crunchy side.
The best part about deviled eggs is that they can easily be customized to your preferred palate. Whether you prefer to add jalapeños for a spicier flavor profile or enjoy the sweeter route with pickle relish, there are endless ways to enjoy this classic dish.
There are a few different and fun ways to serve your deviled eggs:
- Platter: Platters are optimal for serving up different quantities of these delicious bites. Plate a couple on a skinny tray, or many on an oval or round platter.
- Serving Board: Serving boards are also another great option for serving up your deviled eggs. For smaller batches, try our Small Rectangle Boards. When serving a couple dozen, our Medium Round or Large Rectangle Boards do the trick.
- Egg Tray: Egg trays are delightful serveware made specifically for serving up deviled eggs.
Once we plate the eggs, we garnish them with a dash {or two} of paprika to kick it up a notch. Then, we love to add an extra special touch of fresh dill sprinkled on top to complete the look.

Laura likes to make these “golden” deviled eggs {as a nod to the famous Johnson Family “Golden Egg” tradition}, for Easter lunch as one of her potluck dishes, but they’re perfect for summer barbecues, Spring brunches, or as a tasty snack.
Serve It Up
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Stylishly present your deviled eggs on a Deco Gold Scallop Platter for a complementary pairing. |
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Place a few Color Block Brass Napkins at each place setting to highlight the brighter hues. |










