This za’atar (or zaatar) deviled eggs recipe will let everyone know that you’re better than them.
Especially that one person that you’re cool with even though you secretly hate them. We all have that person in our lives. Instead of telling them how we feel, we smile in their faces and rip them to shreds with our eyes.
Make this and they’ll be so jealous they will actually cry themselves to sleep while they still have the amazing taste of these zaatar deviled eggs in their mouth.
Za’atar is a Middle Eastern spice mixture that has thyme, sumac and sesame seeds in it. It’s a little tart and a little earthy. Traditionally, it’s served with labneh, a super healthy kefir yogurt/cheese that you can make yourself by using this super-easy recipe, or on flat bread to make a yummy savory pastry known as mana’eesh.
You can find it at most Middle Eastern markets or online. I get a big batch online and it lasts for months.
Ok, so let’s get to the recipe.
Start by boiling the eggs, peeling them and cutting them in half. (Foolproof hard-boiled eggs recipe in the recipe card at the end of this post).
Pop the yolks out and mash them up:
Add a drizzle of tahini. Tahini is just sesame paste. It’s a main ingredient of hummus and it will give these deviled eggs a little more complexity.
I love this brand of tahini, it’s the best (and you can find it online or in Middle Eastern grocers):
To this, add some mayo, mustard, as much cheese as you like and a spoonful of za’atar.
Mix until smooth:
Taste the mixture and adjust it to your liking. More mustard if you prefer more tang. More mayo or tahini for creaminess, a touch more cheese for added saltiness.
Once the filling is just right, place it in a ziploc bag, cut the tip off and pipe it into the egg halves.
As a final touch, sprinkle on a little more za’atar and some sumac if you have some.
Enjoy!
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