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    Published: Apr 30, 2018 · Modified: Jan 17, 2022 by The BBQ Brothers · This post may contain affiliate links · Leave a Comment

    Smoked Deviled Eggs

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    A super simple technique to add a smoky twist to deviled eggs! This will add just the right kick that you didn't even know you needed!           Smoked Deviled Eggs on wood background

    **Post written by The BBQ Brothers. For all meat prep, grill set up, temperature and humidity control, recommended tools, and techniques for The BBQ Brothers recipes, check out The BBQ Brothers Beginner’s Guide To Grilling first, then get to cookin! 

    This is a super simple technique that will add a twist of smoky flavor to all your egg favorites like egg salad, deviled eggs, etc. In this particular post, we will make smoked deviled eggs, but you can use the smoked eggs for whatever you'd like!

    So let’s get started:

    First, start out by boiling the eggs to a medium or soft boil, as we don’t want them completely done since they are going to cook more in the smoker.

    Next, we want to lightly crack or smash the shells so the outside of the egg is exposed. We don’t want to completely peel the shell off, or the eggs will develop a gummy texture. By keeping some of the shell intact, we are allowing the smoke to get in to flavor the egg but at the same time keeping it firm.Smoked Eggs sitting on weber grill surface close up viewWe want to set up our smoker to a low heat of 200-225 with some cherry wood for flavor, but really any type of wood that you like would work fine. Now they are only gonna be in the smoker for about an hour, any more time they will get overdone and have a chewy texture. So, more or less, we want to get them in with high smoke and then get them out.Smoked Eggs sliced in half sitting on wooden cutting board close up viewI found that when you are done smoking a longer smoke like ribs, pork, chicken etc., it is super easy to throw some eggs in while you are shutting down the smoker.  You can just throw on some eggs at the end for an hour while the grill cools and boom...you just added some kick to your simple hard boiled eggs for the week with very little effort.Now if you want to keep going and make the deviled eggs, you'll peel and slice 7 eggs in half, then scoop the yolk into a large zip-lock bag. Add in 3 tablespoon mayonnaise, 3 teaspoon chopped chives, 1 teaspoon brown mustard, 1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar, salt and pepper to taste, and a dash of hot sauce (or more if you want them hot). Close the bag and knead together until mixed and egg yolks are broken up. Smoked Deviled Eggs overhead shot on wood background Snip the corner of the bag off and pipe the filling equally into the sliced eggs. Top with about 2 tablespoon of cooked, crumbled bacon and some paprika. You can also top with any other ingredients you choose such as jalapeños or more hot sauce.

    That’s it! Like I said this is a super simple twist to an everyday favorite.

    You could snack on these while waiting for some Mc-Rib style sandwiches made with our 3-2-1 BBQ Ribs. Or if you're having a fancier gathering, set these out as appetizers while your guests eagerly await this smoked prime rib!

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    Smoked Deviled Eggs

    Smoked Deviled Eggs

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    • Author: The BBQ Brothers
    • Prep Time: 15 minutes
    • Cook Time: 1 hour
    • Total Time: 1 hour
    • Category: Appetizer
    • Method: Smoked
    • Cuisine: Italian
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    A super simple technique to add a smoky twist to deviled eggs! This will add just the right kick that you didn't even know you needed!


    Ingredients

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    Main Ingredient: As many soft to medium boiled eggs as you want (deviled egg recipe calls for 7). Shells left on but cracked.

    Other Ingredients (For deviled eggs):

    • 3 Tbsp Mayonnaise
    • 3 tsp chopped chives
    • 1 tsp brown mustard
    • 1 tsp apple cider vinegar
    • 2 Tbsp cooked, crumbled bacon
    • Salt and pepper to taste
    • Hot sauce
    • Paprika
    • Any other toppers you choose, such as jalapeños or more hot sauce.

    Wood Used: Cherry

    Grill Temperature: ~225 to 250 F, indirect heat

    Smoke time: ~1 hours


    Instructions

    1. First, start out by boiling the eggs like normal to a medium or soft boil, as we don’t want them completely done since they are going to cook more in the smoker.
    2. Next, we want to lightly crack or smash the shells so the outside of the egg is exposed. We don’t want to completely peel the shell off, or the eggs will develop a gummy texture. By keeping some of the shell intact, we are allowing the smoke to get in to flavor the egg but at the same time keeping it firm.
    3. We want to set up our smoker to a low heat of 200-225 with some cherry wood for flavor, but really any type of wood that you like would work fine. Now they are only gonna be in the smoker for about an hour, any more time they will get overdone and have a chewy texture. So, more or less, we want to get them in with high smoke and then get them out.
    4. For the deviled eggs, you'll peel and slice 7 eggs in half, then scoop the yolk into a large zip-lock bag. Add in 3 tablespoon mayonnaise, 3 teaspoon chopped chives, 1 teaspoon brown mustard, 1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar, salt and pepper to taste, and a dash of hot sauce (or more if you want them hot). Close the bag and knead together until mixed and egg yolks are broken up.
    5. Snip the corner of the bag off and pipe the filling equally into the sliced eggs. Top with about 2 tablespoon of cooked, crumbled bacon and some paprika. You can also top with any other ingredients you choose such as jalapeños or more hot sauce.

    Notes

    Feel free to experiment with filling by adding in your favorite deviled egg ingredients!

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