How to Make Vegan Deviled “Egg” Potatoes

What Are Deviled Potatoes?

Vegan Deviled Potatoes are what you’ve been looking for! They’re savory, soft, realistic, and fun to make! These genius “eggs” contain no animal products, no dairy, and no eggs. They taste just as good as the real thing, without the cholesterol or cruelty. They have an almost identical texture and taste to the original and even resemble deviled eggs. The best part is that those with a dairy or egg allergy can safely enjoy these as well as those who are vegan. This recipe makes the perfect party finger food and the most convenient snack for on-the-go!

Ingredients You’ll Need

• Small Red Potatoes
• Vegan Mayo
• Vinegar
• Mustard
• Black Salt
• Pepper
• Turmeric
• Parsley (optional)
• Smoked Paprika (optional)

Deviled Potatoes Recipe

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Start by adding the potatoes to a saucepan covered with water, and boil for approximately 15 minutes or until they’re tender. Use a small spoon to scoop some of the potatoes out, making sure to save the scooped-out potato. Use a potato masher to mash the insides of the potato that you saved. Now, add in the vegan mayo, mustard, black salt, pepper, turmeric, parsley, and vinegar. Scoop the potato mixture into a piping bag and pipe it on top of the boiled potatoes. Lastly, add garnish if you’d like.

Tips When Making This Recipe

• Try and use potatoes that are about the same size as an egg to make them appear more realistic.
• Black salt will give this recipe a more realistic egg-like flavor.
• The baby potatoes that come pre-bagged may be too small, so it’s best to find single potatoes that look about the right size.

The Benefits Of Choosing Vegan Eggs

Eggs are well-known for being extremely high in cholesterol, so not only can you try vegan eggless alternatives for your health but to save animals as well! Eggs are a product of only one gender – females. So it stands to reason that the hatchery business only needs female chicks and not male chicks. Males are dropped into a grinding machine – tossed around by a spinning auger before being torn to pieces by a high-pressure macerator. Delicious eggless cooking and baking are much more plausible than egg enthusiasts might make them out to be! Not only are there plenty of egg replacers on the market, but there are also countless vegan ingredients that can take on the texture or purpose of eggs in any recipe you have.

Check Out These Other Vegan Deviled Egg Recipes You Can Make At Home!

• Deviled Egg Filling [Vegan]
• Deviled Veggs [Vegan]
• Deviled Tomatoes [Vegan, Gluten-Free]
• Deviled Potato Bites [Vegan]

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