20 Amazing Hard-Boiled Egg Recipes

I love egg salad and deviled eggs as much as the next girl, but you can only have so many of those after Easter. 

So what the heck do you do with all those leftover hard-boiled eggs? 

You make one of these amazing recipes, that’s what! You honestly won’t even believe some of these. Did you know you can make cookies with hard boiled eggs?!? I know, me either! Crazy town.

Check these out and see if you can find a new way to use up those Easter eggs!

NOTE: I have compiled these recipes from some of my favorite blogs and websites. To pin any of these individual recipes, please click on the appropriate link below each photo and pin from the original source. To pin the entire collection, use the photo above. Thank you!

Shrimp Cobb Salad with Cilantro-Lime Vinaigrette from Damn Delicious // Chicken Salami Club Sandwich from Fun Food & Frolic // French Inspired Ham Baguette from A Splash
of Vanilla // Hard Boiled Egg Breakfast Melts from Ellaphant Eats

 

 
Egg, Tomato & Scallion Sandwich from Skinnytaste // Hard Boiled Egg Chocolate Chip Cookies from Plain Chicken // Sapporo Style Miso Ramen from Roti n Rice // Egg & Rapini Casserole from The Healthy Foodie

 

 Breakfast Spanikopita Loaf from Frites & Fries // Cobb Chicken Salad from Heat Oven to 350 // Scotch Eggs from The Framed Table // Lettuce Cups from Two Loves Studio

 

 Cauliflower Pasta from Food Nouveau // Mom’s Dilled Ham Salad from Barbara
Cooks // Traditional Beef Empanadas from Snixy Kitchen // International Pizza from Costa Food

 

 
Make Ahead Egg Wrap from Cookin’ Canuck // Pan Bagnat from Lemons & Anchovies // Spinach Gratin from Simply Recipes // Cobb Salad Sandwich from The Girl Who Ate Everything

 You tell me: Do you have a favorite hard boiled egg recipe?

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