This Keto Deviled Eggs recipe is so delicious and is perfect for a group or your family gathering. This signature appetizer dish is also paleo-friendly and ready in no time. A classic family favorite!
Keto and Paleo Deviled Eggs Recipe
Every household should have a deviled eggs recipe handy to whip up anytime you have a party or gathering. They are always a hit and this Keto Deviled eggs recipe is easy to make with very little ingredients and they are also paleo friendly. So many of you ask me for keto recipes and I have been trying my best to make some for you and I hope you like this keto version of deviled eggs.
Is Mayonaise good for Keto?
If you are on a keto diet, yes Mayonnaise is a great way to add more fat into your diet! So you can now rejoice! Just pay attention to the label and look at the ingredients to see if there are any sugar added. You should be able to find mayo with about 0-1 g of sugar. For this Keto Deviled Eggs recipe, I used avocado oil mayo.
Can you have Boiled eggs on keto?
Eggs are high in protein and low in carbs. In fact, they are known as one of the staple foods to have while on a keto diet. They are a great way to add protein to your diet and this Keto Deviled eggs will be a game-changer for you because you now have a different way to eat boiled eggs! One boiled egg has about 1g of carbs and anywhere between 4-6g of protein!
How do you boil eggs so they peel easily?
For the boiled eggs to use in this keto deviled eggs recipe, bring water to boil and add the eggs in. Let them boil for about 12 minutes, remove and place in an ice bath for about 5 minutes. Crack and roll eggs on a countertop and carefully peel. These should peel easily and the yolk should not be too hard and just perfect to use for a deviled eggs recipe.
Deviled Eggs with Bacon:
Adding some cooked bacon to this recipe is perfectly ok! I simply don’t cook with bacon because we don’t eat it. But if you like bacon and are looking for a deviled eggs recipe with bacon in it feel free to add it to this recipe. It will still be keto-friendly.
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Notes:
The recipe was edited slightly on December 20, 2019
Keto Deviled Eggs Recipe
Ingredients
- 6 Large Eggs Hard Boiled
- ¼ Cup Avocado Mayonnaise or Paleo approved Mayonnaise
- 1 Tbsp Dijon Mustard
- Salt and Pepper to taste
- Paprika for garnish
- Green onion for garnish
- Sesame seeds for garnish
Instructions
- Peel the eggs and slice in half lengthwise.
- Remove the yolks and place them in a bowl along with the mayo, mustard, salt, and pepper.
- Spoon the filling into each egg white and finish with garnishes.
Notes
Nutrition
Wendy Hughel says
Delicious! They were so tasty that it actually felt like I was cheating on my low carb diet!!!
Wendy says
I meant cheating on my diet not chewing on it!
Rena says
Hahah.
Rena says
Glad you liked it.
Darren Corder says
Want perfect peel EVERY TIME? Let eggs sit out for about 2 hours. then steam them in a steamer basket for 11 minutes. then off heat, lid still on, for 5 minutes. then immediately transfer to a cold water bath..
DONE!
Rena says
Thanks for the tip!
Gypsy Staar says
Boil your water first. Then add eggs for 13 minutes. Remove immediately and pour out water and put in cold water and ice. Keeps the yolks nice and yellow and makes them easy to peel.
Gloria White says
This is not KETO, it contains sugar… KETO diet has no sugar. Where did your sugar come from? I just made deviled eggs with salt, pepper, mayo (no sugar), yellow mustard (no sugar). No garnish. Is the sugar in the garnish?
Rena says
There is no sugar. you are right. The nutrition facts calculator used online arent always 100%.
Ann says
Added hint – after your eggs have been in a cold bath for 3-4 minutes, crack/roll your eggs and put them back into fresh cold water for 7-10 more minutes. Peeling will be a BREEZE.
Rena says
Thanks for the tips.
Kathy says
I have never heard of putting the eggs into the boiling water nor have I ever boiled for 12 minutes. I put my eggs in cool water, bring to a boil for one minute. Then, take off the heating element, place a lid over eggs, let set for 10 minutes. Then, pour off hot water and refill with cold water. After cooling run cool water over the egg as you are peeling it! This has worked best for me and I have tried every way.
Rena says
Great idea. I would have to try it that way some time.
Cat says
I cooked the eggs perfectly in the pressure cooker. You need the trivet that hopefully came with your hot pot. Add 1 cup water and your eggs. I cooked 12 with no problem. Set on HI pressure 4:00 mins with a quick release. Then I removed them to an ice bath.
I’ve tried to make deviled eggs in the past but not with out my husband giving them a down vote. But hallelujah! your Recipe was a hit with the only substitution of yellow mustard, He’s loving them.
Linda says
I also enjoy using my pressure cooker for hard boil eggs. So easy to peel after an ice water bath
Autumn says
Love these, thank you!
Rena says
Thank you so much! Glad you liked it.
Mike says
CAN YOU HAVE BOILED EGGS ON KETO?
Eggs are high in protein and low in crabs.
Are crabs part of the recipe or is that a typo?
Rena says
Hi Mike. That’s a typo. Just fixed it. Thank you
Crystal Jones says
Keto encourages eggs!! Great protein!