Keto Classic Deviled Eggs

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  • prep time

    prep time

    20 min

  • cook time

    cook time

    10 min

  • ready time

    ready time

    30 min

Keto Classic Deviled Eggs

48 ratings

These classic Keto deviled eggs are a great idea served as Keto appetizers. The best thing about this delicious low carb recipe is that classic deviled eggs do not need to be modified to be Keto! They are a great example of a traditional favorite that is already perfectly Keto compliant, loaded with fats and flavor.

Keto Deviled Egg Ingredients

Classic deviled eggs make the best Keto appetizers because they are so easy to prepare and only require 5 ingredients to make. Our Keto classic deviled eggs are made with eggs, brown mustard, mayonnaise, paprika and fresh parsley. The eggs are hard-boiled and cooled; then the yolks are removed from the whites. The cooked yolks are combined with the mustard, mayo and salt to create a smooth paste. The blended paste is then piped back into the hollowed egg whites and garnished with paprika and parsley to serve. You may use a homemade or Keto compliant store-bought mayo for this recipe.

Serving Suggestions

Deviled eggs are an excellent Keto appetizer, perfect served before your favorite Keto mains. They are also an excellent finger food option for parties and gatherings, ideal for sharing. Alternatively, enjoy served as a snack to boost your daily fats between meals or as an accompaniment to a low carb lunch salad.

  • Net Carbs

    0.3 g

  • Fiber

    0 g

  • Total Carbs

    0.3 g

  • Protein

    3.2 g

  • Fats

    4.7 g

58 cals

Keto Classic Deviled Eggs

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Ingredients

  • Raw Egg

    Raw Egg

    6 large

  • Gulden's Spicy Brown Mustard by Conagra Foods

    Gulden's Spicy Brown Mustard by Conagra Foods

    2 tsp

  • Real Mayonnaise by Hellman's

    2-½ tablespoon

  • Paprika

    Paprika

    ¼ teaspoon

  • Parsley

    Parsley

    1 teaspoon, chopped

Recipe Steps

steps 5

30 min

  • Step 1

    Very gently and slowly, lower the eggs into a pot of boiling water over a medium/high heat. It is easier to use a spoon to help lower the eggs into the pan. If the eggs drop too fast, they will break. Starting the eggs in already boiling water allows the shells to come off very easily once cooked. Boil the eggs for 9 minutes.
    Step 1
  • Step 2

    While the eggs are boiling, prepare an ice water bath by adding water and ice cubes to a large bowl. Once the eggs have finished boiling, carefully transfer them to the ice water bath until cooled. This should take approximately about 10 minutes. Cooling the eggs will make them easier and safer to handle and peel.
    Step 2
  • Step 3

    Once the eggs are cooled, crack them all over by tapping them firmly against a hard surface and peel them under a small trickle of cold water. Set each peeled egg aside. Using a sharp knife, cut the eggs in half lengthwise. Carefully remove the yolks using a teaspoon and place into a small mixing bowl. Reserve the egg whites to one side. To the mixing bowl, add the mustard, mayo and kosher salt. Smash the egg yolks and condiments together until the filling is very smooth.
    Step 3
  • Step 4

    Add the prepared egg yolk filling to a plastic bag. If you would like, you can cut a small hole in one of the corners and place a large star-shaped piping tip into the bag before filling. This will create a pretty effect. If you do not have a piping tip, simply cut the corner of the bag and gently squeeze the filling from the bag. Take the reserved hollowed egg whites and fill the centers with the egg yolk mixture, diving the filling evenly between the whites.
    Step 4
  • Step 5

    Arrange the eggs on a serving platter or individual plates. Finely chop the parsley. Sprinkle the paprika over the prepared eggs and scatter over the fresh parsley. Refrigerate the eggs until ready to serve.
    Step 5

Comments 24

  • FantasticRadish725874

    FantasticRadish725874 8 months ago

    Classic!

    • Nguard

      Nguard 2 years ago

      Easy to make😋

      • AmazingAvocado802130

        AmazingAvocado802130 3 years ago

        Classic, delicious!

        • Jimdoc53

          Jimdoc53 3 years ago

          I use mustard with horseradish gives it a little kick

          • PropitiousKale470751

            PropitiousKale470751 4 years ago

            You can also you Colman mustard powder! 😋

            • MoMarie89

              MoMarie89 4 years ago

              These are super delicious and super easy to make. Followed directions to a tee. I love me some Deviled Eggs so if you do too these are a must try definitely will be adding to my favorites list!

              • Keto Kathy

                Keto Kathy 4 years ago

                Ample amount of mayo. I added about 1/8 tsp of salt but found it unnecessary and I found them salty. Deviled eggs with the suggested ingredients are delicious! I did use the brown mustard as suggested and that was a flavor boost enough.

                • Freida

                  Freida 4 years ago

                  The good thing about these is you can modify them with whatever you want as long as you use keto friendly items and track them appropriately. People add all types of things to their deviled eggs.

                  • Maitina

                    Maitina 4 years ago

                    Simple and delicious. I topped it with bacon crumbs. Yum!

                    • Peg

                      Peg 4 years ago

                      Love Deviled Eggs. I’m doing this recipe today! Thanks for writing this up. I usually add a tiny bit of Apple cider vinegar, a little dill relish and a bit of finely chopped onion to mine for a bit of zing. ❤️

                      • MaryAnn46

                        MaryAnn46 3 years ago

                        I make mine exactly as you described. I love them.

                    • Faithee

                      Faithee 4 years ago

                      Is it ok to use the Mayo with Avavacado

                      • Numetoday

                        Numetoday 5 years ago

                        If may be posted but I can’t find the serving size?

                        • Gaialives

                          Gaialives 3 years ago

                          I believe the serving size is 1/2 an egg.

                        • MaryAnn46

                          MaryAnn46 3 years ago

                          2 halves, in the nutrition info.

                        • Sandy

                          Sandy 4 years ago

                          Looks like half an egg

                      • Ryanwilson1066

                        Ryanwilson1066 5 years ago

                        Where do the 2 carbs come from the mustard?

                        • Debbie

                          Debbie 4 years ago

                          Recipe says 0.3 net carbs

                        • Bilba

                          Bilba 4 years ago

                          2 carbs for a 1/2 of an egg ????

                        • Jimdoc53

                          Jimdoc53 5 years ago

                          Eggs

                      • Hot Pants

                        Hot Pants 5 years ago

                        I don't care for that much mustard, so I put in less. Very good though!!

                        • CKarlos

                          CKarlos 6 years ago

                          Delicious!

                          • Jellybeana

                            Jellybeana 6 years ago

                            I use Horseradish and sometimes bacon & Horseradish

                            • sharlenec01d48e

                              sharlenec01d48e 6 years ago

                              I added some dill pickle, a spoonful of ricotta cheese, mayo, bit of green onion, and sprinkled smoked paprika.