What To Make With Those Leftover Hard-Boiled Easter Eggs

ACROSS AMERICA —Dyeing hard-boiled Easter eggs is a beloved holiday tradition for most American families, but what happens to the eggs once the quintessential backyard hunts are over and the little bunnies scamper to their rooms with their basketful of goodies?

Usually, Mom or Dad is left to figure out how to consume what feels like a year's worth of eggs in less than a week.

Egg salad can be delicious, but even the most devoted fan can only eat so many sandwiches in such a short period of time.

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Patch is here to help. Here are a few unique ideas on how to enjoy those leftover hard-boiled Easter eggs.

Classic Cobb Salad
This salad combines chopped egg with crunchy vegetables and a tasty homemade dressing.
Ingredients: 13 | Prep/cook time: 30 minutes | Recipe

ELT
This sandwich puts a fun spin on the classic BLT by replacing bacon with hard-boiled egg.
Ingredients: 6 | Prep/cook time: 15 minutes | Recipe

Ham Salad Sandwich
Kick your egg salad sandwich up a notch by bringing ham into the mix.
Ingredients: 8 | Prep/cook time: 20 minutes | Recipe

Zucchini Burgers
Made with hard-boiled eggs, zucchini, and bread crumbs, your kids won’t even know these burgers are meatless.
Ingredients: 12 | Prep/cook time: 30 minutes | Recipe

Bacon-And-Egg Lasagna
Use up 12 of those leftover eggs with this savory recipe that calls for loads of bacon and plenty of cheese.
Ingredients: 11 | Prep/cook time: 80 minutes | Recipe

Easy Macaroni Salad
If you have some picky eaters on hand, this recipe is simple and easily customizable.
Ingredients: 9 | Prep/cook time: 15 minutes | Recipe

Warm Potato Salad
Use up some of those leftover eggs with this comforting rendition of potato salad.
Ingredients: 10 | Prep/cook time: 25 minutes | Recipe