Get fresh recipe inspiration for every kind of Easter gathering.
An unexpected but pleasing orange aroma invigorates the palate even before you eat your first bite.
Filled with butter and cheese-smothered squash, it’s an assured crowd-pleaser.

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Then, there is a crunchy panko and Parmesan crust blended with parsley.
Roasted Fingerling Potatoes
For a fancier potato side dish, give these slender potatoes a try.
Roasting turns them crispy and tender.

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The butter-and-herb coating is all the flavor you need.
This version may not contain coffee, but it’s packed with zingy lemon flavor.
Sweet Tea-Brined Ham With Lemon Glaze
We used sweet tea to make the ultimate Southern ham.

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Don’t skip the flaky sea salt and fresh rosemary which add flavor and create a pretty presentation.
Classic Deviled Eggs
Of course it’s not Easter without deviled eggs.
You may even want to double this recipe.

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Even if it’s not, this recipe will still impress.
Lemon Lush
The best part about this layered dessert is that no oven is required.
It can also be assembled well in advance and then sliced when everyone is ready for dessert.

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Asparagus Gratin
The ideal way to eat veggies is blanketed in cream and cheese.
Although you could give any vegetable this decadent treatment, we think asparagus is the perfect seasonal choice.
Homemade croutons are the ideal finishing touch.

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Basting throughout the cook time will ensure it stays tender and moist.
It’s the fact that the represent the true meaning of Easter.
Use our slow-cooker method and free up the oven for all sorts of sides and desserts.

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Double the delicious breadcrumb mixture to use on top of pasta or casseroles later in the week.
Lemon Roast Chicken With Rainbow Carrots
A spring chicken for Easter?
Sounds great to us.

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Deep-Dish Ham Pot Pie
Pot pies don’t always have to be chicken.
Scalloped Potatoes With Ham
it’s possible for you to’t go wrong with cheesy scalloped potatoes.
With added ham, they’re even more delicious, if that’s possible.

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Strawberry Patch Cake
Freeze-dried strawberries lend the frosting its vibrant pink hue and sweet strawberry flavor.
Easter Egg Cake
Robins egg blue might be our favorite cake color of all time.
Topped with candy eggs and a coconut nest, this cake is almost too pretty eat.

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Strawberry-Pretzel Icebox Pie Recipe
Turn your favorite salad into a memorable dessert.
Top with fresh strawberries and lots of whipped cream for a sweet finish to Easter festivities.
Slow-Cooker Pork Roast
Break out the slow-cooker and relax, this recipe practically cooks itself.

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Especially when eaten warm straight out of the oven.
Watergate Salad
Every Easter meal needs one nostalgic side, so may we suggest this Jell-O salad?
The maraschino cherry on top helps pull together the fluffy, simple dessert.

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Lemon Granita
Here’s a dessert for all the non-bakers out there.
The frozen treat is easy to make, but still feels fancy.
Nonetheless, it’s a delicious addition to the Easter table.

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Ambrosia Trifle
Ambrosia doesn’t have to be only for Christmas.
Assembled into a trifle, it’s a lovely way to end Easter with the family.

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