It’s that time of year when I get lots of visitors to the blog looking for cute deviled egg ideas for Easter.  Apparently deviled eggs are not just popular in the South!  So for those of you hunting for a fun appetizer for an Easter meal, here’s the  annual roundup of Easter deviled eggs.

Going through old photos, I came across this version of deviled egg chicks I made years ago:

Nailed it!

Yep, my very own Pinterest fail.  Funny — I don’t remember them looking that awful.  What I do remember is that those zig zag edges were a pain in the ass to cut.  But even though they were truly awful it didn’t matter — the family loved them and thought they were hilarious.  My point is don’t be afraid to have some fun and try one of these Easter deviled egg ideas.

Your family will cluck with approval at these cute little chicks from swellkid:

Not handy with a piping bag?  Food & Whine shows you how to have your chicks and eat them too, without the fuss:

Use a small ice cream scoop to make these stand-up stand-out Easter chicks (Larry, Moe, and Curly) from delish:

Or perhaps these cuties:

You could give them a 70s vibe with with crackled colored eggs:

Foodista

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A plateful of cute Easter critters from saveonfoods.com:

These colorful ones from Real Mom Kitchen are sure to wow:

Little hens and chicks from eye candy (not sure which one she made first, the hen or the chicks):

Keep ’em guessing with deviled egg bunnies/mice from MyFudo:

T’was the night before Easter and all through the house . . . .

Or trim radish slices to make less ambiguous bunnies, from kraftrecipes.com:

Crisped prosciutto makes for interesting bunny ears:

E Is for Eat

Everyone will ooh and aah at this pretty springtime presentation from Hungry Happenings:

Let your creative juices flow when you’re making deviled egg flowers:

Found at forkly.com

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If you’re inclined to pull out your piping bag, you can make beautiful sunflowers:

Crouton Crackerjacks (youtube video)

Perhaps try your hand at decorating your deviled eggs with fresh flowers — like these picture perfect eggs from She Keeps a Lovely Home:

 

Use your imagination to create beautiful flowerscapes on your deviled eggs:

 

Or maybe these showy deviled eggs from Created by Diane:

What kid could possibly resist these adorable bunny eggs from Paas?

Another cute bunny idea (although I might leave the whiskers off) comes from PapaWow:

And adorable bunny feet eggs from Hungry Happenings:

A basket of deviled egg cuteness from Taste of Home with candy-coated sunflower seed eggs and sprouts:

These baskets, with edible flowers, are almost to pretty to eat:

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If you’d prefer something a little more reverent for Easter, you might try these carrot crosses from Happier than a Pig in Mud:

Carrots are popular Easter decorations, and these carrot-topped deviled eggs are an easy way to dress up a deviled egg platter:

 

Taste of Home

Food Network

Oh my stars, aren’t these wonderful (and clever)!

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Not deviled eggs, but here’s two fun ways to serve hard-boiled eggs for Easter and use up those leftover dyed eggs:

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Gather a few giggles with these hatching eggs from Hungry Happenings:

Of course, you can give them even more personality, if you’d like:

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I’d love to see your creations!

 

 Happy Easter!