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    what to do with leftover hard-boiled eggs?

    Posts: 3,892 Member
    edited September 2024 in Recipes
    here are 6 ideas:

    Deviled Eggs
    Pickled Eggs
    Chef Salad
    Egg Salad Sandwiches
    Almost Eggs Benedict on Toast
    Openfaced Egg and Tomato Pizza

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    • Posts: 160 Member
      ooo, deviled eggs. delicious-- great idea for after easter!
    • Posts: 680 Member
      i think I'm going to put one in my veggie wrap for lunch tomorrow. Just peel, slice and sprinkle with salt and pepper.
    • Posts: 4 Member
      So it is OK to eat the coloured eggs if they were refrigerated?
    • Posts: 251
      So it is OK to eat the coloured eggs if they were refrigerated?

      What else were you gonna do with them? The egg dye isn't harmful and the eggs are meant to be eaten!
    • Posts: 65 Member
      yeah of course. I've heard to not eat them after they've been out for like 2 hours. I should've died as a kid if that were the case, but they're safe.
    • Posts: 3
      Make a daisy salad...Cut the egg lengthwise into 8 or so "petals". Spread them out in a circle on a bed of lettuce. Press the yolk through a strainer into the center of the circle. It will look like the center of the daisy. Makes a pretty lunch salad
    • Posts: 680 Member
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      What else were you gonna do with them? The egg dye isn't harmful and the eggs are meant to be eaten!

      me too....we alway ate up all of our Easter eggs as kids. Sometimes up to a week later!
    • Posts: 375 Member
      Ok, I have a lovely idea what to do with those leftover brightly colored Easter eggs. It does require you have a cat and a dog- or 2! Just got home and found my Easter centerpiece minus 8 hard boiled eggs! Evidence was a few little shells on the floor!:laugh:
    • Posts: 2,653 Member
      deviled eggs
      sliced in a salad
      egg salad
    • Posts: 4 Member
      Well I guess that was a stupid question, thanks for putting me in my place.
    • Posts: 334
      I take the yolk out of hard boiled eggs and put a little hummus in them. It's a great snack.
    • Posts: 636 Member
      I take the yolk out of hard boiled eggs and put a little hummus in them. It's a great snack.

      I like that idea! another good way to add in another healthy ingredient.
    • Posts: 653 Member
      use them to oxidize silver and copper jewellery, for a lovely antiqued look
    • Posts: 680 Member
      use them to oxidize silver and copper jewellery, for a lovely antiqued look
      Eggs will oxidize silver and copper?? Wow
    • Posts: 653 Member
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      Eggs will oxidize silver and copper?? Wow

      yip put them in a bag with the metal seal it up for a few days and the sulphur in the eggs will react with the metal oxidizing them, always open the bag outside and rinse the metal well cos it will smell lol.
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      yip put them in a bag with the metal seal it up for a few days and the sulphur in the eggs will react with the metal oxidizing them, always open the bag outside and rinse the metal well cos it will smell lol.

      Cool to know. I'll put that in my minds shelf of information I might want one day! I'm thinking crafts!
    • Posts: 4,698 Member
      Chop it up in some kedgeree, recipe here:
      http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/2256/smoked-haddock-kedgeree
    • Posts: 90 Member
      Sliced hard-boiled eggs on a piece of toast with some type of salty condiment. Yum. Great for breakfast or lunch.
    • Posts: 36
      Awesome idea to take the yolk out and fill with hummus! Never have thought about that before and I LOVE hummus!!!! Thanks! :flowerforyou: I also like to have them in the fridge for a quick breakfast on the go! Simple, filling and great protein!
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