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How to Make Martha Stewart’s Creamy Deviled Eggs

Use eggs that are 7–10 days old—they peel more easily than super-fresh ones.
Shock in ice water after boiling—stops cooking and prevents gray yolks.
Pipe or spoon gently—texture matters as much as taste!
Step-by-Step Instructions (Silky, Spicy, Foolproof)
1. Boil & Peel Perfect Eggs
Place eggs in a saucepan, cover with 1 inch cold water.
Bring to a boil, then cover and remove from heat. Let sit 10–12 minutes.
Transfer to ice water bath for 15 minutes. Peel under cool running water.
2. Halve & Yolk Prep
Slice eggs in half lengthwise. Pop yolks into a bowl; place whites on a serving tray.
3. Make the Filling
Mash yolks with a fork until fine.
Add mayo, yogurt, Dijon, vinegar, salt, pepper, and hot sauce.
Mix until completely smooth—no lumps! (A hand mixer or food processor works wonders.)
4. Fill & Garnish
Spoon or pipe filling into egg whites.
Dust with paprika and top with fresh herbs or your favorite garnish.
5. Chill (If You Can Wait!)
Refrigerate 15–30 minutes to firm up—but honestly? They’re amazing warm or cold.
Martha’s Secret (and How to Make It Yours)
Martha’s magic lies in balance:

Acid (vinegar) cuts richness
Fat (mayo + yogurt) creates silkiness
Heat (hot sauce) wakes up the palate
Salt ties it all together
🌟 Want to level up? Add ½ tsp horseradish for a sinus-clearing zing, or a pinch of celery seed for old-school deli flair.

Make-Ahead & Storage Tips
Boil eggs up to 3 days ahead—store unpeeled in fridge.
Filling keeps 2 days in an airtight container.
Assemble day-of for best texture.
Freezing? No—deviled eggs don’t freeze well.
Kid-Approved Variations (Because Tiny Dreamers Demand Options)
“Cheesy”: Mix in 1 tbsp grated sharp cheddar
“Sweet & Spicy”: Add a drop of honey + extra hot sauce
“Ranch Style”: Swap Dijon for ranch seasoning
“Pizza Eggs”: Top with mini pepperoni and mozzarella
The Bottom Line
Deviled eggs may seem simple—but great ones are an act of care. And Martha’s version? It’s the gold standard for a reason: creamy without being gloppy, spicy without overwhelming, rich without guilt.

So boil those eggs, whip that filling, and watch your kids’ faces light up all over again. Because in a world full of snacks, a perfect deviled egg still feels like a little miracle.

“Happiness is a tray of deviled eggs—and knowing there’s more in the fridge.” 🥚✨

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