Smoked Eggs are very easy to make and they add a deliciously smoky twist to all of your favourite hard-boiled egg recipes! You can cook and smoke a dozen of these delicious smokey eggs in breakfast and evening snacks or you can add a good smoke flavour to your salad at lunchtime.
Smoked Eggs
This smoked eggs recipe will increase your temptation to try these easy and perfect smokey eggs ASAP. They give a strong smoked flavour garnished with some finely chopped parsley, salt, and black pepper.
Whether you’re planning on enjoying them on their own or you’re making Smoked Deviled Eggs, they will be a hit!
This smoked eggs recipe post will teach you the best way to smoke your eggs, tips for peeling them, answers to the frequently asked questions about smoking the eggs, and many more. So, go ahead and make your day.
The eggs get infused with smoke when smoked on a grill or smoker. They are hard-boiled eggs that are easiest to make and there is no reason they cannot be prepared on the grill instead. All you need is your favorite wood chips for smoking.
How To Make
Step 1: Preheat Smoker
Step 2: Smoke Eggs In Shells
Step 3: Remove Eggs & Place In Ice Bath
Step 4: Reduce Heat To 175ºF – 180ºF
Some people might like fully hard-boiled eggs. For that, you can keep the eggs on the grill for almost around 1.5 or 2 hours. But be informed that grilling for this long will make the outer crust of the egg dry and might get a bit rubbery.
Step 5 – Garnish & Serve
Tips For Making The Best Taste Eggs
- Save Your Leftovers. If some of the eggs are left and are not eaten we have some more ideas to use them. You can make smokey Deviled eggs with a tangy and delicious paste filling.
- Colour. Your eggs will likely turn yellow throughout the smoking, but don’t worry this is totally normal! The darker the colour, the more smoke flavour your smoked devilled eggs will have.
- Pair With Main Course. Pair with Reverse Sear Steak, or Smoked Lamb Chops and a Smoked Rack of Lamb to enjoy a perfect complete meal.
Best Beer To Pair With Smoked Eggs
These eggs are a delightfully unique twist on a classic favorite, boasting a tantalizing infusion of smokiness and a velvety, creamy texture that’ll make your taste buds dance with joy. To elevate your culinary experience, we’ve rounded up the top three types of beers that will pair seamlessly with these delectable Smoked Eggs. So, grab a cold one, and let’s dive into a world of flavors that’ll leave you craving for more.
Stout
Our first beer pick is none other than a robust Stout. With its deep, roasted flavors and hints of coffee and chocolate, a Stout brings a beautiful contrast to the smoky, creamy goodness of your Smoked Eggs. The roasted malt character of the Stout harmonizes with the smokiness of the dish, creating a delightful balance. The velvety mouthfeel of the beer and the creamy texture of the eggs make for a match made in culinary heaven. It’s like having a cozy campfire in your mouth, and we promise you won’t want to put either the eggs or the beer down!
Wheat Beer
Next up is the refreshing Wheat Beer, a perfect counterpoint to the richness of your Smoked Eggs. The light, crisp, and slightly citrusy notes of a Wheat Beer provide a refreshing contrast that cleanses your palate with every sip. This beer style lets the smoky flavors of the eggs shine while adding a zesty, effervescent quality that cuts through the creaminess. It’s like a cool breeze on a warm summer day, and your taste buds will thank you for this dynamic duo.
IPA
For those seeking a bolder pairing, look no further than an India Pale Ale (IPA). The hoppy, bitter kick of an IPA enhances the smoky notes of your eggs, creating an explosion of flavors on your palate. The citrusy and piney hop character can even add a touch of fruity excitement to the dish. The IPA’s boldness stands up to the creamy texture, ensuring that each bite and sip is an adventurous journey for your taste buds. It’s a bit like a flavor rollercoaster, and you won’t want the ride to end!
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Smoked Eggs Recipe
Equipment
- Smoker Pellets
- wood chips (Cherry)
- Cooking tray.
- Cooking sheet.
Ingredients
- 12 eggs
- Salt (optional for garnishing)
- Finely chopped parsley (optional for garnishing)
- Pepper (optional for garnishing)
- Bbq rub (optional for garnishing)
Instructions
- Start your smoker, grab your pellets, and as per the instructions, preheat the smoker at 325ºF. Make sure you’re using indirect heat!
- Place eggs directly onto the grill grates, and cook for 35 minutes.
- Remove the eggs from the smoker and place them in ice-cold water. Allow them to take an ice bath for 10 minutes to stop the cooking process.
- Remove the eggs from the ice bath and peel. Reduce the heat on the grill to 175ºF. Return the eggs to the grill and smoke again for 35 minutes to an hour.
- Remove the eggs from the grill, season, and enjoy!
Smoked Eggs FAQs
Can I Smoke Raw Eggs?
How long does it take to smoke eggs?
How do you eat smoked eggs?
How Do You Tell If Smoked Eggs Are Done?
What does a smoked egg taste like?
So be careful in choosing the flavour of wood chips to smoke the eggs. Secondly, choose wisely the ingredients for top0
Can you smoke eggs on a pellet grill?
Like I said before, I prefer using a pellet grill. On your occasion, you are the pitmaster and can use a smoker/ grill of your choice you are comfortable with.
How long do smoked eggs last in the fridge?
Here is how I use to preserve them.
Take a container, place your eggs in it, cover it with plastic wrap, and place it in the refrigerator.
You can also use vacuum zip bags or piping bags for storing without any doubt.