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If you find yourself with extra hard boiled eggs after Easter, or any other time, you're in luck. You're already partway done prepping one of the ingredients for many other dishes.
Stored in the fridge, hard boiled eggs will last up to 1 week so you'll have 7 whole days after they're been cooked up to create these favorite recipes that use hard boiled eggs.
Quick and Easy Egg Salad Sandwich
Simply Recipes / Mihaela Kozaric Sebrek
If you already have hard boiled eggs, an egg salad sandwich is just minutes away. Chop the eggs and mix them with mayo, celery, green onion, and a pinch of curry. Spread it on your choice of bread—toasted or plain—and a lettuce leaf or two and take a big bite. Yum.
Grated Egg Toast
Simply Recipes / Emma Christensen
Tik Tok trends come and go quickly, but if you get a good recipe, there's no reason to not keep making it once the trend has passed. This grated egg toast took the social media site by storm, and it tastes amazing. Smash ripe avocado on toast, sprinkle with salt and pepper, and then using a cheese grater, grate hard boiled egg on top. Even if you're not into trends, it's worth trying.
Dad's Potato Salad
Elise Bauer The secret ingredient to this potato salad is not the cut up hard boiled eggs, even though they add flavor and interest. The secret is pickle juice! Plus a little mustard. Next time you make potato salad, try this version for a change from your usual.
Pickled Eggs
Elise Bauer Pickling adds a lot of flavor and a lot of longevity to your hard boiled eggs—they'll last for 30 days in the refrigerator. You have four versions to choose from: red beet pickled eggs, an Indian version featuring yellow curry, jalapeño pickled eggs, and a tarragon mustard version.
Continue to 5 of 11 belowEgg Masala Curry
Simply Recipes / Annika Panikker
Here's a quick and satisfying weeknight dinner and a classic of Indian home cooking and street food alike. You'll find different versions across India, but this one has a thick sauce rich with long-cooked onions and is slightly sweet from a secret ingredient: a squirt of ketchup. It's substitution-friendly, so if you don't have all the spices, riff away with what's in your cupboard.
Deviled Egg Salad
Elise Bauer Reinvent the classic deviled egg by turning it into a salad that's perfect for parties and potlucks. Mixed with mayo and Dijon, and with a crunch from chopped celery, red bell pepper, and green onion, this salad gets a little kick from Tabasco.
Niçoise Salad
Ciara Kehoe Tuna, green beans, hard boiled eggs, tomatoes, capers, and potatoes—this is one hardy French salad that will fill you up. Drizzle it with a Dijon vinaigrette full of fresh herbs and shallot.
Buffalo Blue Cheese Deviled Eggs
Elise Bauer Another riff on the classic deviled egg, blue cheese and buffalo sauce mix with the yolks. They're topped, of course, with finely diced celery.
Continue to 9 of 11 belowAsparagus Mimosa with Hard Boiled Eggs and Capers
Elise Bauer No vodka and orange juice here. This asparagus dish gets its name because grated egg over asparagus resembles bright yellow mimosa flowers. A caper vinaigrette adds a briny element to this side dish.
Cobb Salad
Sally Vargas A cobb salad is a classic, and if you have leftover hard boiled eggs, it's also easy to make. Add the egg, bacon, avocado, chicken breast, and some chives on top of mixed lettuces. Pour on a red wine Dijon vinaigrette and dig in.
Sour Cream and Bacon Deviled Eggs
Lisa Lin For this variation on deviled eggs, smash the egg yolks with sour cream, bacon, Dijon, garlic, and chives. The richness of full-fat sour cream really gives the deviled eggs a nice creamy texture.