What Are Your Favorite Easter Recipes?

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around participants sharing their favorite Easter recipes and meal plans for the holiday. Many contributors express excitement about their cooking and the dishes they plan to prepare or bring to gatherings.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, expresses enthusiasm for cooking and shares plans to make a bunny cake.
  • Another participant mentions opting for a restaurant brunch and bringing an angel food cake and raspberry trifle for dessert.
  • One user discusses a change in plans due to weather, shifting from barbecue to either Chicken Alfredo or chili for a church gathering.
  • Several participants share their plans for various dishes, including ham, mashed potatoes, casseroles, and desserts like trifle and fudge.
  • One participant shares a recipe for a zucchini and mushroom pie, describing the ingredients and preparation method.
  • Another participant mentions bringing soda pop to a family gathering and expresses relief at not having to cook extensively.
  • One user shares plans to make a cheese platter and inside out lasagna for a family meal.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on meal preparation, with some participants planning elaborate home-cooked meals while others prefer dining out or bringing simpler dishes. No clear consensus emerges on a specific recipe or dish that everyone favors.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and traditions related to Easter cooking, reflecting a variety of family customs and preferences.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for inspiration for Easter recipes or meal ideas may find the shared experiences and suggestions helpful.

OhmyDLM
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Hi Everyone,

It's about that time again, I'm putting my cooking hat on for the upcoming Easter Holiday. Isn't it awesome that my passion for cooking can not only be my hobby but also my carreer! Yay, I think so!!!!!!!!!!

I thought it would be fun to see if anyone out there has a special Easter themed recipe they would like to share with everyone? I think I'm going to try a bunny cake this year.

Who's doing what?
 
We are cheating and going out to brunch at a really nice restaurant! And then dessert back at my brother's house..I am bringing a yummy angel food cake and raspberry trifle!
 
NO BarbecueWe were going to have barbecue but the upcoming weather is going to dampen our celebration after church until the Sunday after. We were planning on barbecue, volleyball and desserts galore!

Now we will have to settle for either Chicken Alfredo at my house, or A big pot of chili to make frito pie, chili dogs or just chili in a bowl with sour cream, cheese, and my yummy cornbread. Usually when I have the church over I have to make a big pot of something.

Debbie :D
 
my daughter is amking fudge right now she will put it inthe oval baker and decorate it like an easter egg
 
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Teresa Lynn said:
my daughter is amking fudge right now she will put it inthe oval baker and decorate it like an easter egg
ohhh, that's super cute! What a cute idea!
 
We are going over to my mom's house... but I am making the black forest Trillel!!
 
We're making Ham, Company Mashed Potatoes, Broccoli Cauliflower Casserole, Crock Pot Corn, Cashew Salad, Congealed Pear Salad, Pig Pickin' Cake, and a few other desserts... there are 4 of us total doing the cooking... not just me! :) We are hosting the family here so it will be great fun... only about 30 people this year.
 
I'm doing a champagne brunch at my house. Making the Apple Danish Braid, a zucchini & mushroom lattice pie (my mom's recipe) and some kind of egg casserole that I haven't figured out yet. I hadn't even thought about dessert, though. The fudge in the Sm Oval baker sounds really cute!
 
I do a ham often with a glaze with brown sugar, pineapple, cornstarch, honey, etc.

Oh, and garlic mashed potatoes, rolls, etc.
 
quiverfull7 said:
We're making Ham, Company Mashed Potatoes, Broccoli Cauliflower Casserole, Crock Pot Corn, Cashew Salad, Congealed Pear Salad, Pig Pickin' Cake, and a few other desserts... there are 4 of us total doing the cooking... not just me! :) We are hosting the family here so it will be great fun... only about 30 people this year.

I LOVE Company Mashed Potatoes!!!

What exactly is Pig Pickin' cake?!?! Sounds interesting!!

We are cheating! Going out to eat at Macaroni Grill with my SIL and family!

But, I am making an Easter Egg Cake (in CBB) and using the homemade marshmallow fondant that we were talking about a couple of weeks back. I made the fondant last night! Then, I will decorate it with colored icing like an Easter Egg! This will be my son's "birthday" cake...since his b-day was Wednesday!

Enjoy Easter with your family and friends everyone!
 
I'm going to my aunts and bringing the soda pop. :)
 
WE do a HUGE lunch potluck at my grams house and this year I am trying the Island Rum cake and the Colossal salad!
 
I would love to make the zucchine mushroom pie . Can you share the receipe on here?
 
DebbieJ said:
I'm going to my aunts and bringing the soda pop. :)
Isn't it great to sit back and NOT have to make a bunch of stuff?!?!?!?:D :D :D
 
Ham, twice baked pot., veggies & dip, baked beans, trifle for dessert.
 
debswork said:
I would love to make the zucchine mushroom pie . Can you share the receipe on here?

It's kind of one of those recipes that you just throw all together. Here are the basic ingredients:

1 tube of mild sausage
1 Refrigerator pie crust
2 zucchini (sliced)
1 pint of mushrooms (sliced)
4 oz mozzarella cheese (shredded)
salt & pepper
1 egg
1 egg white

Brown the sausage and drain well. In a large bowl, mix zucchini, mushrooms, cheese, whole egg and salt and pepper to taste. In a pie dish, put 1 pie crust to line the dish. Take the other pie crust and cut into strips to form a lattice top to your pie. Brush the top with an egg white. Cook at 375 for 25-30 minutes or until golden brown on top.

I have also done a double-batch in the Rectangular Baker. Just need to cook a little longer.
 
I'll be doing the family switch again this holiday (part of the day with my family, part of the day with DH's).

I'm making "Granny salad" (overnight salad/ambrosia)(fruit ****tail, mandarin oranges, marachino cherries, mini marshmallows and sour cream) and Scalloped potatos (sliced potatos and onions baked in cream of mushroom soup and a little milk) to take to my mom's and baking a ham (glazed with brown sugar, mustard, ground cloves and pancake syrup) and making the strawberry cheesecake triffle.

Also bringing the Easter Cookies to both places.
 
I'm making reservations!

Actually, we will be going to a local restaurant after church. We do that most Sundays. I make roast and such all the time, so that's not necessarily a "treat" for my family. And, Sunday is my day of rest. Naps are good.
 
I'm taking some of my pc stuff with me since we're going to several places and making a chocolate and a strawberry trifle right there in front of everyone (since we have to drive 4 hours). hehehe sneaking in a demo or two
 
My step mom is making my Dad's favorite: Leg of Lamb (with homemade mint sauce on the side), New Potatoes & Peas.
:D
 
I am not sure about the Easter plans yet but I am cooking for some friends tomorrow night. A good old fashion Italian Easter. I am making the Inside Out Lasagna from the Stoneware Inspirations cookbook and having garlic bread. Also going to try out my trifle bowl and make a punch bowl cake.
 
I'm trying the Summer Tortalinni Salad out of the All The Best cookbook. Sounds summery and yummy.
 
We're going to my parents house for burgers and tater salad. I'm bringing the Lime berry trifle...thought it would be good to practice before I have to make it for a show next weekend!
 
We are going to my granny's. I'm bringing potato salad, deviled eggs, and a dessert.....haven't decided what that will be yet.
 
I'm cooking at home. Ham, Texas potatoes, rolls and some other sides.

My mom is going to make a cake on the bar pan, then cook 3 smaller cakes in the small oval baker. They'll be the Easter eggs on top of the bar pan cake. She's going to decorate them to look like they're in the grass (bar pan cake).

Not sure what else I'll be doing.
 
My mom's making turkey and dressing since the weather turned cold here and peas. I am making Paula Deen mac n cheese, devil eggs and a cherry cheesecake.
 
It will just be me, my DH and kids so I will probably make ham and potatoes.
 
Usually I host Easter at my house with both families, but this year Easter Sunday is also my birthday, so I just have to show up at my parents house with DH and kiddies, and celebrate! :-) (actually, I'm thinking of making little cakes in the prep bowls and decorating them like Easter eggs, just to bring something!)
 
I’m have my parents over and I’m making up a cheese platter, baba ghanouj and Paris toasts. Inside out lasagne. Maybe banana cream supreme for dessert!!!:)
 
pcheflena said:
Usually I host Easter at my house with both families, but this year Easter Sunday is also my birthday, so I just have to show up at my parents house with DH and kiddies, and celebrate! :-) (actually, I'm thinking of making little cakes in the prep bowls and decorating them like Easter eggs, just to bring something!)

Happy Birthday - the 8th was my dad's birthday... :)
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are some easy Easter recipes for beginners?

Some easy Easter recipes for beginners include glazed ham, deviled eggs, and carrot cake. These dishes require minimal ingredients and can be prepared in a short amount of time, making them perfect for those new to cooking.

What are some traditional Easter recipes?

Traditional Easter recipes often include lamb, ham, and egg dishes. In many cultures, lamb is a symbol of spring and rebirth, while ham is a popular choice for its flavor and ease of preparation. Egg dishes, such as quiches or egg salad, are also common, reflecting the theme of new life.

Can you suggest some vegetarian Easter recipes?

Absolutely! Some delicious vegetarian Easter recipes include a spring vegetable quiche, roasted asparagus with lemon, and a fresh beet salad. These dishes highlight seasonal ingredients and can be enjoyed by everyone at the table.

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