A true Southern family favorite, these bacon deviled eggs are meant to please a crowd! Eggs, the tang of Dukes Mayo, and our freshly fried bacon make this dish a flavorful one. If you’re from the south, you probably have this dish- or a similar one- frequently at family gatherings, football tailgates, or just as a side to your supper. While they make great additions to those meals, they also provide a protein packed punch to your salads! Personally, we love to add a couple to salads and use them as the added flavor instead of using any kind of salad dressing. We hope you enjoy making and eating these delicious bacon deviled eggs!
Deviled Eggs with Rizer's Bacon
This appetizer is an easy and flavorful addition to your plate!
Equipment
- 1 Large Pot
- 1 Bowl
Ingredients
- 3 Pieces Rizer's Bacon
- 4 Large Eggs, Boiled
- 2 tbsp Duke's Mayonaise
- 2 tbsp Sweet Relish
- 1 tsp Stone Ground Mustard (Great Value brand is a great cost effective option!)
- 1 pinch Salt
Instructions
- Bake Rizer's Bacon at 350°F for 15 minutes. Once done, remove from pan using tongs and place on napkin to drain. Once cooled, finely chop bacon into bits.
- While the bacon is baking, put the eggs on to boil. To do this, place the eggs in a pot, fill the pot with water making the water cover the eggs by 1 inch. Turn stove on med/high and boil for approximately 10 minutes or until done.
- Once the eggs have been boiled, remove from burner to cool. After they have cooled, peel the eggs of their shells, rinse to remove excess shell bits, cut in half long ways.
- Place the yolk in a small bowl.
- Chop up the yolks and add in the mayo, sweet relish, stone ground mustard, and the pinch of salt and stir.
- Add in some of the chopped bacon and mix.
- Fill the deviled eggs halves with the mayo mixture.
- Top with Rizer's bacon bits and enjoy!
