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Buffalo Deviled Eggs with Blue Cheese is an even spicier twist on the classic party appetizer. No summer picnic menu is complete without a deviled egg recipe, and this one adds your favorite buffalo wings flavors with plenty of hot sauce and blue cheese. Plus this gluten free appetizer recipe is lighter with Greek yogurt instead of mayo. These healthy snacks are high protein, low carb, and gluten free.
For as long as I have known him, my grandfather has always been a patient, calm man. Not that he doesn’t get angry or upset or riled. In fact, he gets annoyed fairly easily. But even when he is going on and on about other people’s nonsense, he is still calm. He just kind of throws his hands up in the air. But I will tell you about one thing that always seemed to irk him. Up until, oh, about six months ago, I would not touch a hard boiled egg.
COULD. NOT. STAND. THEM. Now I’m not one to go through things with a fine tooth comb to pick out stuff I don’t like. I guess because there really isn’t that much that I absolutely loathe. Canned tuna, raw onions, and, until recently, hard boiled eggs pretty much topped that short list. Like, to the point that I would pick my way through the massive pile of whiteness that is my mom’s potato salad in order to remove any speck of hard boiled egg that was distributed through there.
Why, you ask, would this random food aversion work my grandfather’s last nerve? One word – tradition. You see, as part of our Byzantine Catholic tradition, ever year on Holy Saturday we brought our Eater basket to the church to be blessed. This basket was filled with the staples of our holiday meal, each of which had a different symbolic meaning – ham, kielbasa, Easter cheese, paska, butter, and, of course, hard boiled eggs. We’d usually leave one or two in their shells, but one was peeled. This was our annual “blessed egg”.
Every year we would head to my grandparent’s house right after Easter mass, and everyone would go to work slicing meat and bread and that “blessed egg”. It would be cut into little pieces so that there was enough for everyone to have a piece of that one egg, and my grandpa would walk around the house and go up to everyone with that plate, telling them to take their piece of “blessed egg”. And every single year I would refuse to take a piece. Maybe couple of times I attempted to choke it down or swallow it like it was a pill, but most of the time I just passed. And then I’d get that calm, stern look of disapproval from my grandfather. “But Grandpa, I’ll eat blessed ham and blessed kielbasa and blessed bread with blessed butter! I just don’t like hard boiled egg. You know I’ll even pick the pieces out of the potato salad mom made!” It didn’t matter. He was disappointed. I didn’t like disappointing him, but I just couldn’t bring myself to do it.
Suddenly, I think when I was pregnant, I decided to try them again. I couldn’t be outdone by my kid, who will just devour them. And you know what? SO. GOOD. Who am I? I don’t even know myself anymore? And of course now, after all of those years of refusing the blessed egg, we haven’t gotten to spend Easter together since I started eating them. Go figure.
But whatever – low calorie and cost, high protein and nutrition. I’m not gonna question it. And as if I didn’t already love hard boiled eggs enough already, I had to go and add three of my favorite ingredients – Greek yogurt, hot sauce, and blue cheeeeeeesseeee – to make these super amazing Buffalo Blue Cheese Deviled Eggs.
How to Make Buffalo Deviled Eggs with Blue Cheese
Just like classic deviled eggs, you’ll start with basic hard boiled eggs, cool, and scoop out the yolks. The yolks get mashed with Greek yogurt, dry mustard, hot sauce, and blue cheese, and the filling is then scooped or piped back into the halved egg whites.
Just like with classic Greek Yogurt Deviled Eggs without Mayo, these are a bit healthier. They have just the right amount of kick since they had the Greek yogurt and blue cheese to cool them off a bit. I actually think that other than being lower in fat and calories and higher in protein, the yogurt was probably an even better choice than mayo for that reason as well. It was all I could do to now eat each and every one myself!
Buffalo Blue Cheese Deviled Eggs Recipe Tips:
- You can make the hard boiled eggs using your favorite method. I either put the eggs into a pot of cold water, bring it to a boil over medium heat, then cover, remove from the heat and let the eggs sit in the hot water for 15 minutes. But lately I’ve been using my Instant Pot and these directions from Skinnytaste.
- When it comes to hot sauce, I always use Frank’s Red Hot. The amount in the recipe gives the perfect level of spice, but if you want less, you can sub some of the liquid with apple cider vinegar. If you want more, drizzle extra on top.
- I like to pipe the filling back into the eggs to make it look pretty, but you can just spoon it in, use a small scoop, or put all the filling in a heavy duty plastic bag, cut off the corner, and use that to fill the eggs.
- These deviled eggs will keep in the fridge for a couple days.
If you like this Buffalo Blue Cheese Deviled Eggs recipe, you might also like these…
- Buffalo Chicken Spring Rolls
- Greek Yogurt Buffalo Ranch Dressing or Dip
- Lobster Cobb Salad (topped with a Greek yogurt deviled egg)
- Boulder Locavore takes “wings” in a healthier direction with Buffalo Cauliflower.
- These Blue Cheese Stuffed Buffalo Chicken Meatballs from The Cookie Rookie are how I roll.
- And you can never go wrong with Buffalo Chicken Dip from A Family Feast.
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Buffalo Blue Cheese Deviled Eggs
You’ll never want plain old deviled eggs again after you make these Buffalo deviled eggs. Sure, you get a bit of mustardy kick in the classic recipe, but these really bring up the spice level, though it is kept under control with Greek yogurt and tangy blue cheese. You don’t have to put extra hot sauce and blue cheese on top, but it does give them an extra punch of flavor! They will be the hit of your next picnic, party, or barbecue.
If you love them as much as I do, I hope you’ll leave a comment and give it a FIVE STAR rating or share a photo on this pin on Pinterest!
Buffalo Blue Cheese Deviled Eggs
A spicy twist on the classic protein-packed appetizer or snack, lighted up with Greek yogurt.Servings: 6Ingredients
- 6 hard boiled eggs
- 3 Tablespoons plain Greek yogurt
- 1/4 teaspoon dry mustard
- 2 Tablespoons hot sauce (I use Frank's Red Hot) or less if you prefer, but add apple cider vinegar for a total of 2 Tablespoons of liquid, plus additional for garnish, if desired
- 1/4 cup crumbled blue cheese plus additional for garnish, if desired
- salt and pepper, to taste
- fresh parsley or dill for garnish, if desired
Instructions
Cut each hard boiled egg in half and place the yolks in a small bowl, and the whites on a serving plate. Add the Greek yogurt, dry mustard, hot sauce (and vinegar, if using), and blue cheese, and mash together with a fork, stirring until smooth. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Fill the egg white halves with the yolk mixture. Garnish with additional hot sauce and blue cheese, and sprigs of parsley or dill, if desired. Store in the refrigerator until ready to serve.Nutrition FactsBuffalo Blue Cheese Deviled EggsAmount Per Serving (2 deviled egg halves)Calories 103 Calories from Fat 63% Daily Value*Fat 7g11%Saturated Fat 2g10%Cholesterol 191mg64%Sodium 258mg11%Potassium 83mg2%Carbohydrates 1g0%Protein 8g16%Vitamin A 305IU6%Vitamin C 3.2mg4%Calcium 63mg6%Iron 0.6mg3%* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.Here are a few more of my recipes you can make with holiday leftovers…
And here is the Easter and Passover Leftovers #SundaySupper Menu…
Appetizers
- Bacon and Sriracha Deviled Eggs by Casa de Crews
- Buffalo Blue Cheese Deviled Eggs by Cupcakes & Kale Chips
- Jalapeño Cilantro Deviled Eggs by Our Good Life
- Rissole by Brunch with Joy
- Savory Basque Tart by Food Lust People Love
Breakfast and Brunch
- Breakfast Burritos by Sew You Think You Can Cook
- Breakfast Enchiladas by Curious Cuisiniere
- Gluten-Free Ham Spinach & Gruyère Quiche by Amee’s Savory Dish
- Ham and Egg Hash by Whole Food | Real Families
- Matzo Brei Pancakes by Take A Bite Out of Boca
- Savory Ham and Scallion Corn Cakes by The Weekend Gourmet
Main Dishes
- Black Pepper Fried Brown Rice with Ham by Food Done Light
- Cajun Hambalaya by Palatable Pastime
- Cal-Mex Avocado and Egg Salad by eating in instead
- Chunky Healthy Egg Salad by Peanut Butter and Peppers
- Ham Fried Rice by Bobbi’s Kozy Kitchen
- Kimchi Fried Rice by Wallflower Girl
- Pan-Fried Ham with Okra and Red-Eye Gravy by Culinary Adventures with Camilla
- Salmon, Asparagus and Capers Panini by Family Foodie
Soups and Salads
- Ham and Corn Chowder by Cosmopolitan Cornbread
- Southern Ham Macaroni Salad by Magnolia Days
- Split Pea and Ham Slowcooker Soup by Jane’s Adventures in Dinner
Desserts
- Apple Blueberry Flip Flop by Recipe for Perfection
- Brownies with Kentucky Bourbon and Chocolate Mint Ganache by Lifestyle Food Artistry
- Cadbury Egg Stuffed Croissants by Hezzi-D’s Books and Cooks
- Cheese and Pineapple Bread Pudding by Basic N Delicious
- Easter Candy Bark by Pies and Plots
- Easter Candy Brownie Cookies by That Skinny Chick Can Bake
- Peanut Butter Brownie No Bake Cheesecake by Recipes, Food and Cooking
- Peanut Butter Chocolate Matzo S’mores by Desserts Required
- Sunshine Cake by The Ninja Baker
Thx for sharing recipe, I definitely add buffalo blue cheese deviled eggs to my cookbook!
Hi Bella,
I hope you enjoy them as part of your personal cookbook, but if you are interested in including them in an actual cookbook that will be distributed to other people and/or sold, please contact me at cupcakeasandkalechips@gmail.com for licensing rates. ?
Definitely your buffalo blue cheese deviled eggs are awesomeness! This is a great recipe Brianne, as you know I made it a short while ago and it was lovely, in fact have made it again since. Thx for sharing recipe, i definitely add it to my cookbook!
I’m so glad that you like the recipe, Jill!
These were really popular at the potluck I was just at.
Some changes I made:
-substituted yogurt for mayo
-substituted 1 T franks for Tabasco Habanero Sauce (for a little more heat)
-sprinkled chopped celery on top for texture
Really flavorful deviled eggs that people loved which is saying something as this potluck was in Western NY (buffalo wing and hot sauce aficionado territory).
I’m so happy that the deviled eggs were a hit at the potluck, Chris. I love the extra heat you added to your version, too!
Simply, delicious recipe! I made it yesterday. And its taste was awesome! Thanks!
Thank you, Natasha!
You are welcome. Hey, I made this recipe and it was tasty! I am waiting for another recipe from you!
Really liking this twist! It looks delicious.
My favorite way to eat deviled eggs is with lots of green olives!
Boy do these sound good Brianne! Two of my favorite apps combined into one WIN!!
Can’t go wrong!
O wow! I wouldn’t have ever thought of that combination and I love it! I could definitely down a few of those…I’ve definitely got a hankering now! Thanks for sharing! 🙂
It’s an amazing combo!!
You’ve probably just created THE ultimate party food.
Ha, thanks! I agree!
Love buffalo anything so this sounds amazing!
Love all these flavors in your deviled eggs! Sounds amazing!!!
Gotta love spicing up a classic!
I don’t normally like deviled eggs, but these sound like something I would want to try!
Such a fun twist to the traditional deviled egg.
I love to “Buffalo” anything, and yes “Buffalo” is a verb!
I’ll be honest – I’m not a fan of blue cheese but I don’t mind eating it. These deviled eggs sound delicious and glad to have you back on the egg train!
So funny about your tastes changing when you were pregnant. Me, too. I didn’t eat chocolate until I was pregnant with my first baby. That’s how my husband knew I was. Your deviled eggs look amazing!
These are so beautiful! They look yummy! I love deviled eggs!
Ohh, I’m so glad you got on board the egg train! But let’s be honest–blue cheese makes everything better anyway, so even if I wasn’t a huge fan, I’d be one now 😉 love love love your take on this!
These look scrumptious!!
Oh heck yesssss! You had me at blue cheese! That is so funny how much you hated them growing up and now love them. I’m like that with a few foods, too. But I have always loved deviled eggs! I lighten mine up with Greek yogurt as well – so so good!
It’s amazing how tastes can change! I
I love hard boiled eggs, and eggs just about any way. I’m glad you discovered you like them now and sharing this recipe. Totally awesome deviled eggs.
Next on my list is egg salad, though I’m not a big may fan, so we’ll see.
I’m so glad hard boiled eggs are back on your radar! These look too good to miss. Happy Easter!!!
Yes, so glad I now love them! Thanks Liz, and Happy Easter!
Oh, definitely LOVE ‘EM. But I think I’d love them even better if they were Buffalo Blue Cheese Deviled Eggs like yours, Brianne! That story cracked me up. If your granddad is still around, you have to make a point to spend at least one more Easter with him soon.
Yes, I am blessed he is still with us, and though we aren’t together today, we were last weekend.