Here’s the coolest thing you can do with a hard-boiled egg: make a Dinosaur Deviled Egg! Of course, it’s great for Dinosaur Parties, but it’s also a fun way to liven up Easter eggs. Most people dye the shell, but you can color the actual egg. It’s easy and makes for a spectacular presentation. Don’t, worry; it’s completely safe to eat and always delicious. A feast for the eyes and mouth. What could be better?
How to Make Dinosaur Deviled Eggs
1. Hard boil eggs. Here’s a great tutorial for perfect eggs.
2. Gently crack eggs all around, but do not remove shell.
3. Color water with a few drops of dark food coloring and place your cooked eggs with cracked shells in it overnight in the refrigerator.
4. Gently peel off egg shells. Use a soup spoon to slide in between the shell membrane and the egg for a clean, fast peeling.
5. Your egg shells now look wonderful. Serve as deviled eggs within a few hours for best results. If these are made too far in advance, they tend to bleed out and lose a little of their wow factor.
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Rebecca says
They should be completely submerged. The cracks will absorb the dye.
Rebecca says
I’ve made these many times and they turn out best when you make them as close to possible to serving. The night before is ok, but the day of is a slightly safer bet. Good luck!
Jasmine Schuler says
Do you have to emerge the entire egg in the died water, or will it seep in to the top parts over time?
Katie says
What is too far in advanced in your opinion? If I make them the night before a potluck, do you think the color/patterns will still be good?
Ant says
If my son is still into dinos for his second birthday, I’ll have to make a tray of these. Super cute!
rachel says
These are SO CLEVER! And SO freaking cute!!! I’m totally ON this!!
Nicole | The Professional Mom Project says
These are so cool! My son would love them and it would be a fun surprise as well.
justine says
stop this right now. omg! so clever! my sons LOOOOOOVE dinosaurs. they’re also a big fan of eggs, but DINOSAURS?! yes! i’m going to make these this weekend, but i’m adding avocado to the deviled egg because my kids don’t eat enough healthy things lol
Shannon Burlingame says
These are honestly the coolest thing ever!! I love the effect that cracking the shell does! 🙂
Sabrina Quairoli says
I have to try this. I am the only one that likes hardboiled eggs in my house so I would need to make a small batch. Maybe for lunch soon. =)
Lauren says
These are so cool! My kids would love this.. thanks for sharing 🙂
Lauren | also known as mama says
My son probably wouldn’t eat the deviled eggs, but he sure would enjoy making these with me! Such a unique idea!
Danielle says
Ummm… that is so cool!!! I will have to do that this year!!
Angela Kim says
How cute is this idea? My kids will love it.
Joanna says
Hahah I have made this on accident before when my children shattered an Easter egg we were trying to dye. So cute!
Jessica says
Oh my gosh these are so cute! Love them!
Vicki @ Babies to Bookworms says
These are adorable! I will have to add this to our list of decorating tricks to try for Easter!
adree says
This is an awesome idea! The eggs look so fun!
Brit Strawbridge says
Okay, my little guy is OBSESSED with dinosaurs right now, so this would be perfect! Thanks for sharing, will definitely be doing this for easter!
Lisa Grooms says
This is such a cool idea! I love it!
Amanda says
Such a cool effect. I think the dinosaur deviled eggs will be a big hit!
Stephanie says
My niece would love these! Thanks for sharing. 💞
Krysten says
That is such a clever idea! I really want to make this for my little man!
Sumer (Grace, Giggles & Naptime) says
Oh my goodness! These are so cool! My 4 year old would love these! What a fun idea!
Belle says
That is so cute and so clever too!
Belle | One Awesome Momma