Halloween Party Food: Spider Deviled Eggs Recipe

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No house party is complete without a great deviled egg, especially when you can make so many different types for Halloween! My Aunt made the most amazing deviled eggs for all of our family gatherings when I was a child.  I loved them so much she would make me a few extra and set them aside so I would leave her perfect party platter alone *smile*.  I challenge you to bring traditions like this to the forefront this Halloween!  Grab the Spider Deviled Egg Recipe below and make these yummy spiders this year, AND every year for years to come!

Halloween Party Platter

Spider Deviled Eggs Recipe

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Ingredients:

  • 1 Doz. Eggs
  • 1/2 Cup Dukes Mayonnaise
  • 1 1/2 tsp White Vinegar
  • 2 tsp Yellow Mustard
  • 24 Black Olives
  • Paprika
  • Salt
  • Pepper

Directions:

Line the bottom of a large simmer pot with eggs. Add cold water to the pot, just enough to cover the eggs. Bring to rapid boil. Cover and turn off heat. Allow eggs to rest uncovered for 12 minutes.  Drain and rinse well with cold water. Peel eggs as soon as they can be handled (or under cool running water).

Slice eggs lengthwise. Remove yolks and add to a medium bowl. Set aside.

Gently wash any remaining yolk from the inside of your egg boats. Allow egg boats to quickly dry on paper towels.

Mash egg yolks with a fork/masher or in your stand mixer. Add Dukes Mayonnaise, vinegar, and mustard. Blend until smooth. Season with salt and pepper to taste. Mix well.

Using a spoon (or fill a pastry bag) evenly disperse rounded spoonfuls of yolk mixture among each egg boat.

Garnish each deviled egg with paprika. Set aside.

To make spiders.  Slice olives in half. Place one one-half of each olive on the center of each deviled egg. Slice the remaining one-half of each olive into eight even slices (for legs).  Place four “legs” on each side of the “spider body” on your deviled eggs.  Repeat until all eggs have their own spider. Cover and chill in the refrigerator until ready to serve.

Tip: If your children love the look of these eggs, but refuse to eat olives, use inedible spider cupcake toppers instead!

Spider Deviled Eggs


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29 thoughts on “Halloween Party Food: Spider Deviled Eggs Recipe

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    Thanks for sharing these deviled eggs! I love the olive spiders.

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    This is one of the coolest and simplest ways to decorate anything. And everyone loves deviled eggs. I will be making these this Halloween!

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    I love how easy this is! We all love devlied eggs!

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    These look ….. interesting! My kids probably wouldn’t go near them!
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    These are so fun and creepy. I love deviled eggs and I’ve never used vinegar so I’m excited to try that out. The spiders are perfect, I wondered what you used at first glance before I read it. Great used of the olives.

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    My son loves deviled eggs! One year he ate so many he made himself sick! We will have to make these!

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    love these. love deviled eggs and olives, yum!

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    That is too funny! I need to give them a try.

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    I made these for Halloween and they were a big hit with my family!

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    We love deviled eggs. This is a fun idea!

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    These eggs look so fun! I can’t wait to make them!

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    I love this idea! Very creative and will definitely get a reaction from my hubby who does not love spiders hehe

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    I always take something to a friends halloween party this would be great. Simple and easy to make but really a show stopper

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    This is such a spooky recipe gotta make these this year.

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    Thank you for this clever and yummy recipe. It is now one of my permanent Halloween treats!

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    What a neat idea! I can’t wait to give this a try. Thanks so much for sharing!

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    I love deviled eggs. This recipe is perfect for Halloween.

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    Some Spooky Fun!

    Call me lazy, but I never wash out the inside of the eggs. You’re going to fill it anyway. My problem is 2 of my grandkids don’t like the filling!! Just the cooked egg white! LOL

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    I just love how these look! I love a great themed meal

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    Looks incredible, good for partying on Halloween.

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