Instant Pot Deviled Eggs
Instant Pot Deviled Eggs are an easy appetizer to prepare for parties or potlucks. These eggs are perfectly cooked and filled with a mixture of creamy egg yolks, pickles, onions, smooth mayonnaise, and tangy mustard.
Deviled eggs are one of our family’s favorite finger foods. They are so easy to make and make the perfect snack.
Even my son loves them and actually claims them as one of his favorite foods. John’s been making deviled eggs for him since he was a toddler, so it’s no surprise that they’re still high on his list.
When we got the Instant Pot a few years ago, I decided to adapt John’s recipe and start making Instant Pot deviled eggs instead of his stovetop version.
Initially, I added bacon and chives and changed up the filling a bit. Over time, I decided to leave his recipe as-is, since it’s a family favorite.
If you haven’t tried to make “boiled eggs” in the Instant Pot, give it a try!
It will open the door for so many recipes like these Instant Pot deviled eggs, egg salad sandwich, Instant Pot macaroni salad, and Instant Pot potato salad.
How to Make Instant Pot Deviled Eggs:
These are incredibly easy to make, and I even found a great way to peel the eggs that reduces mess and makes peeling a cinch!
You may already know about it, but I’ve listed it in the tips below just in case. Don’t forget to check it out before you leave!
I use the 5-5-5 method to make the eggs. That means 5 minutes to pressure cook, 5 minutes for a natural release, and 5 minutes in the ice bath.
If a longer or shorter time frame works for you, do that instead. Some people do a 4-4-4, a 6-6-6, or even a 6-5-5.
Start by placing a trivet in the Instant Pot along with 1 cup of water. We have a trivet that is made specifically for eggs, and it works great.
Add 6 large eggs to the trivet, and close the lid. Turn the Instant Pot to high pressure (pressure cook/manual) for 5 minutes.
Then allow a natural release for 5 minutes followed by a quick release. Remove the eggs from the Instant Pot, and place them into a bowl of ice water to stop the cooking process.
After the eggs have cooled slightly, remove the shells. Carefully, cut the eggs in half longways and remove the yolks.
Place the yolks into a separate small bowl, and use a fork to mash the yolks.
Add the onions, pickles, mustard, salt, pepper, and mayonnaise to the yolks. Use a fork, potato masher, or food processor to mix the filling.
Take a spoon or piping bag and place a bit of the filling into each of the halved egg whites. Garnish with a sprinkle of smoked paprika and fresh chives.
How do you easily peel a boiled egg?
Make removing the shells easy by peeling them in a bowl of water. I like to use the same water as I used for the ice bath. Just hold the egg under water slightly to remove the shell. The shell comes off easier and sinks right to the bottom of the bowl! Plus, it doesn’t stick to your fingers.
The main thing to remove is the ice bath is there to shock the eggs and stop the cooking process. Peel the eggs when they’re still warm, not cold. Otherwise, the shells will be difficult to remove.
Can you make deviled eggs in advance?
Yes, these Instant Pot deviled eggs can be made a day or two in advance. However, don’t add the filling to the egg whites until you’re ready to serve the eggs. Keep the filling and egg whites separate.
How do you make Instant Pot deviled eggs with bacon?
To make these deviled eggs with bacon, finely chop 3 to 4 strips of cooked bacon and add most of it to the filling. Save the remainder to add to the top as a garnish. You may need to reduce the salt if the bacon is salty.
What are topping options for Instant Pot deviled eggs?
Bacon
Chives
Paprika
Fresh Jalapenos
Pickled Jalapenos
Dill
Sriracha
Cilantro
Olives
Parsley
Ham
Other appetizer recipes you may love:
Ingredients
- 1 cup water
- 6 large eggs
- ¼ cup white onion, finely chopped
- ¼ cup dill pickle, finely chopped
- 3 tablespoons mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- ¼ teaspoon salt
- ¼ teaspoon ground black pepper
- Paprika for garnish
Instructions
- Place 1 cup of water into the Instant Pot, and add the trivet. Place eggs on the trivet.1 cup water6 large eggs
- Close the lid, and press the manual (pressure cook) button. Adjust the time to 5 minutes. After the time is up, allow a natural release for 5 minutes. Then, open the valve to release any remaining pressure.
- Use tongs to remove the eggs, and place in an ice bath for 5 minutes.
- After the eggs have been in the ice bath for 5 minutes, peel them, and cut in half longways. Carefully, remove the yolks.
- Place the yolks in a separate bowl, and mash with a fork. Add the pickles, onions, mayonnaise, mustard, salt, and pepper. Mix until combined.¼ cup white onion¼ cup dill pickle3 tablespoons mayonnaise1 tablespoon Dijon mustard¼ teaspoon salt¼ teaspoon ground black pepper
- Use a spoon or piping bag to fill each halved egg white with the yolk filling. Garnish with smoked paprika and chives.
- Serve immediately.
Yummy! Deviled eggs are so tasty and I had no clue that you could do hard-boiled eggs in the instant pot! That machine is amazing!
Deviled eggs are also one of my husband’s favorite foods. He’d eat them literally every day if I’d make them that often! I never realized you could make them in an instant pot. I’ll definitely have to give this a try!
I love that you can use the instant pot for pretty much everything! Deviled eggs are my fav too and you’ve really kicked them up a few notches by adding bacon…yum!
This is a great deviled egg recipe and I’m SO excited that I can make hard-boiled eggs in my pressure cooker! I’m going to give it a try on Saturday when I’m preparing my Easter deviled eggs.
I love deviled eggs. At holiday events, I seek these little suckers out and, not gonna lie, usually eat more than my fair share.
I love my Instant Pot and kitchen gadgets in general and I have never seen these stackable trivets. SO COOL! I have got to buy them. What can’t that Instant Pot do right?!