This Niçoise Deviled Eggs Recipe delivers all of the flavors of a traditional Niçoise salad — finely chopped and served to you beautifully in a tasty egg. With the best canned, sustainable tuna, it’s a hearty, super delicious appetizer or hors d’oeuvre.
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This is essentially a delicious bite of a Niçoise salad, composed on top of one of its key ingredients – a hard boiled egg – and garnished with another — tuna.
I couldn’t very well make anything “Niçoise” without using delicious tuna. I use Wild Selections® While Albacore Tuna in Olive Oil.
Wild Selections® is the best canned, sustainable tuna I’ve tasted.
I always try to choose a brand that has a strong commitment to sustainability over others — especially when the quality and flavor is so good.
Niçoise Deviled Eggs
These super flavorful Niçoise Deviled Eggs are outstanding served at a brunch, lovely as an appetizer, and make for a delightful snack.
I think they’re satisfying enough to serve as lunch, too. I’d place a few on a bed of chopped Butter lettuce, drizzled with a delicious salad dressing. Perfect!
Each bite of the Niçoise Deviled Eggs is hearty, packed with rich, delectable flavors creamy with a bit of crunch — all at once!
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This Niçoise Deviled Eggs Recipe delivers all of the flavors of a traditional Niçoise salad — finely chopped, and served to you beautifully, in a tasty egg.
- 6 large eggs
- 2 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 2 teaspoons Dijon mustard
- 2 teaspoons fresh lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons shallots, finely chopped
- 2 tablespoons capers, roughly chopped
- 2 tablespoons tomato, seeded, finely chopped
- 1 tablespoon Niçoise or Kalamata olives, finely chopped
- 1/4 cup Wild Selections Solid White Albacore Tuna in Olive Oil
- 1 ounce haricots verts, steamed, cut into approx, 1/2 inch pieces
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Carefully place your eggs in a pot, large enough to hold them comfortably. Add enough cold water to rise about 2-inches above the eggs, and bring to a boil. Immediately reduce the heat to low and simmer, uncovered, for 14 minutes. While the eggs are simmering, prepare a large bowl with ice water. Remove the eggs with a slotted spoon, and place them in the ice water as you go.
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Once they’re cool enough to touch, tap the eggs to crack the shells. Peel them and then gently slice each one in half, lengthwise. Very gently remove the yolks from each egg half and add them to a medium-sized mixing bowl. Add the mayonnaise, mustard and lemon juice, and mix until it’s as smooth as possible.
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Remove 12 individual, pretty cuts of the shallots, capers, tomatoes, and olives, and set them aside for garnish.
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Add the remaining shallots, capers, tomatoes and olives to the egg yolk mixture and stir to blend. Season to taste with salt and pepper. (Here’s how.)
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Set the egg white halves, open sides up, on a large serving platter. Using a tablespoon or a 1-inch cookie scoop to evenly divide the egg yolk mixture among the 12 egg white halves.
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Drain the Wild Selections Tuna in Olive Oil a bit, and evenly divide small chunks on the top of each deviled egg, gently pressing down. Now add a piece or two of the haricot verts to each one, followed by the shallots, capers, tomatoes and olive garnishes set aside from earlier. (You might have more than you need of the haricot verts -- you can save them for another use, or to snack on.)
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Crack a little pepper over the eggs and serve.
What a clever idea!
My husband is a fiend for some deviled eggs. If I made these for him, he would think he had died and gone to heaven.
What a delicious twist on the traditional deviled eggs!! I believe this would be delicious at my next family function!
Yay! Hope you give it a go.
What a unique idea for deviled eggs! Looks and sounds so delicious, such a great twist on a classic ♥
Many thanks, Natalie! 🙂
They sound superb, I love the flavours of a good nicoise, must give these a try.
Thanks, Brian! Hope you do. 🙂
Brilliant. Just brilliant. (I have no more words…😊)
THANK YOU!
Oh these sound like such a tasty twist on devilled eggs. I love tuna and the brand sounds like a great brand, partnering with the WWF! They seem to be doing great work
Thanks for checking out the brand. Hope you try the eggs and enjoy!
Oh I love this twist on deviled eggs…they look super delicious and so pretty too. Perfect for a brunch.
Many thanks — yes, brunch!!
How unique! I’ve been looking for interesting takes on devilled eggs, and this Niçoise salad version looks so good. I’m tempted to give it a try. Thanks for sharing!
I hope you do! And of course, I hope you love it. 🙂
I love a good Niçoise salad. S I think your deviled eggs are super creative. I’ll make them for my next family gathering.
Thanks, Debi. Hope you and your family enjoys!