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"Deviled Egg" Pasta Salad with Cucumber, Bell Pepper, Celery & Parsley, plated

Pasta and noodles · 25 min

"Deviled Egg" Pasta Salad with Cucumber, Bell Pepper, Celery & Parsley

  • 25 min
  • 2–6 servings
  • 689 kcal / serving

A light pasta salad folded with a deviled-egg inspired dressing and crunchy vegetables. It comes together in about 25 minutes for a weeknight that feels fresh and satisfying.

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Pasta & Pizza · Pasta and noodles · 25-minute dinner

Ingredients

  • 1 stickcelery
  • 3eggs
  • ½English cucumber
  • ½ small bunchItalian (flat-leaf) parsley
  • 1red bell pepper
  • 5 ozrotini pasta
  • 1shallot
  • red bell peppers
  • shallots
  • English cucumbers
  • red onion

From the pantry: apple cider vinegar, black pepper, Dijon mustard, mayonnaise, paprika, salt

Cookware

chef's knife · colander · cutting board · measuring cups · measuring spoons · medium saucepan · mixing bowls · small saucepan · stirring spoon

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Produce

  • 1 stickcelery
  • ½English cucumber
  • ½ small bunchItalian (flat-leaf) parsley
  • 1red bell pepper
  • 1shallot
  • red bell peppers
  • shallots
  • English cucumbers
  • red onion

Dairy, eggs & chilled

  • 3eggs

Pantry & dry goods

  • 5 ozrotini pasta

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Ingredients for 2, 4 and 6 servings

Ingredient2 servings4 servings6 servings
celery1 stick2 sticks3 sticks
eggs369
English cucumber½11 ½
Italian (flat-leaf) parsley½ small bunch1 small bunch1 small bunch
red bell pepper123
rotini pasta5 oz10 oz15 oz
shallot12
red onion½ medium

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Directions

  1. Boil the eggs: place the eggs in a small saucepan, cover with hot tap water, and bring to a boil. Lower the heat and simmer 8 minutes, then cool quickly in ice water or under cold running water.
  2. Cook the pasta: in a medium saucepan, bring water to a boil with a pinch of salt. Add the pasta and cook until al dente, about 8–10 minutes. Drain and rinse under cold water to stop the cooking; set aside.
  3. Prep the vegetables and herbs: wash and dry the celery, cucumber, and bell peppers. Dice the celery and cucumber; seed and dice the peppers. Strip the parsley leaves from the stems and mince them; set aside with the chopped veggies.
  4. Make the yolk dressing: in a small bowl, mash the yolks and whisk in mayonnaise, Dijon mustard, apple cider vinegar, paprika, salt, and black pepper until smooth.
  5. Combine the fillings: add the chopped egg whites to the bowl with the vegetables, then pour in the dressing and toss to coat.
  6. Assemble and serve: fold the cooled pasta into the veggie mixture until evenly distributed, then divide onto plates or bowls and serve.

Two tips

  • Hard-boil eggs a day ahead and refrigerate for quick assembly.
  • Stir in extra paprika or a splash of vinegar to adjust the tang before serving.

Nutrition per serving

Calories
689 kcal
Protein
20 g
Carbs
65 g
Fat
38 g
Fiber
6 g
Sodium
212 mg

Estimates from the recipe's published nutrition data; they change with the version you pick above.

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