Spicy Bacon Deviled Eggs

If you think regular deviled eggs are great, these spicy bacon deviled eggs are the bomb! They have a kick from the heat, and smokiness from the bacon and are really fast to put together.

Who else can wipe off a plate of deviled eggs in one sitting? *raises both hands*

I am a huge fan of deviled eggs and that’s the only way I can eat boiled eggs. I need that yolk to be spiced up and creamy and have flavours. Which is exactly what we are doing here.

We’ve amped up our regular deviled eggs and added cream cheese, bacon bits and a super spicy hot sauce from Bira to make a combination thats going to blow your mind.

If you think deviled eggs are only an easter thing, you guys really need to change your appetizer game. I serve these almost every time we have friends over. And everybody who has eaten these falls in love.

Lets just take a minute to talk about Bira’s new hot sauce because here’s a sauce that definitely takes heat to different levels. It’s got just the right balance of heat and acidity. I’ve been slathering it on toast, eating it with crackers, and obviously using it in these spicy bacon deviled eggs.

A little definitely goes a long way. Like a lot of other hot sauces, this one isn’t on the sweeter side and really packs a punch.

I made these spicy bacon deviled eggs so many times while testing this recipe to make it absolutely perfect for you that now I know a thing or two about deviled eggs.

• Always use eggs that are a week to ten days old. Fresh eggs do not peel easily and you’ll get eggs that are bumpy and where bits of egg whites come off with the membrane
• Do not over boil eggs or the yolks will get that weird blackish tinge on them. You need the yolks to just set and remain bright yellow
• To stop the eggs from cooking, take them off the heat and dunk them in ice water. This will make them easy to peel and make sure your eggs are cooked only as long as you want them to

I usually end up boiling the eggs the previous day, and then mixing everything up on the day of the party.

If you’ve never tried deviled eggs before, or think they are boring, try these amped up spicy bacon deviled eggs and you’ll change your mind fosure!

Watch How to Make Spicy Bacon Deviled Eggs Recipe Video

Spicy Bacon Deviled Eggs

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• Author: Richa
• Prep Time: 10 minutes
• Cook Time: 10 minutes
• Total Time: 20 minutes
• Yield: 16 pieces
• Category: Appetizer
• Cuisine: American

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Description

If you think regular deviled eggs are great, these spicy bacon deviled eggs are the bomb! They have a kick from the heat, and smokiness from the bacon and are really fast to put together. Watch Recipe Video ABOVE.

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Ingredients

• 8 Eggs (preferably a few days old)
• 8 Bacon Strips
• 1 tablespoon Dijon Mustard
• 3 tablespoons Mayonnaise
• 1/4 cup Cream Cheese
• 2 tablespoons Bira Hot Sauce
• 1/4 teaspoon ground Pepper

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Instructions

1. Boil Eggs: Place eggs in a pot and fill with water till the water covers the eggs. Bring them to a boil and as soon as the water starts boiling, turn off the flame. Cover the pot for 10 minutes for hard boiled eggs. Once 10 minutes are up, ladle the eggs out and place them in ice cold water. This stops them from cooking further. Once completely cool, peel the eggs and set aside.
2. Bacon: Cook the bacon strips till lightly crispy. Take them off the pan and chop them into small pieces when cool.
3. Filling: To make the filling, cut each egg in half lengthwise and scoop out the the yolk in a bowl. Add dijon mustard, mayonnaise, cream cheese, Bira’s hot sauce and pepper to the boil. Whisk till completely smooth and add the bacon, reserving a few pieces of bacon for topping. Mix well.
4. Assembling: To assemble the deviled eggs, spoon the filling into a piping bag and cut off the end. Pipe the filling on top of each egg. Add more bacon bits on top. These spicy bacon deviled eggs can be refrigerated in an air tight container for up to 3 days, but taste best when served immediately.

Notes

• Do not use fresh eggs for the recipe as they are harder to peel and you might get bumpy eggs
• Feel free to substitute the mayonnaise for sour cream
• These deviled eggs can be refrigerated for up to 3 days but taste best when served on the same day