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Make a classic feast or cook it up a notch with something more festive and creative. No matter what traditional Easter dinner recipes you make for your celebration I would like to help out with menu ideas.

Main Course

Pineapple Glazed Ham is a traditional favorite. It is also a no fuss and easy recipe to make the busy day just a little bit easier. Country Living has the an amazing recipe with five ingredients.

Country Living

Roast Leg of Lamb is an easy recipe for any special occasion. The meat should come tied up, if it isn’t, you can ask the butcher to tie it up for you.

The Spruce Eats

 Ham Pot Pie! Whether you're looking for an all-encompassing main or simply want to find a way to use up leftovers, this ham pot pie can do it all. 

The Spruce Eats

Garlic Rosemary Pork Roast- Pork can be intimidating to cook because it has a bad rep for being bland and boring. But if you cook it right, it can be extremely good. Good enough for a spot on your holiday table in fact. 

Delish

Side Dishes

They might not be the star of the show, but side dishes really make the meal. Some of these are traditional Easter recipes and some are new and different. Click on each photo to get the recipe and see if you might like to include it in your dinner menu this year.

Hot Cross Buns

Pull Apart Easter Blossom Bread

Simple Deviled Eggs

Best Mashed Potatoes

Lemony Asparagus Pasta

Easy Zucchini Cakes

Slow Cooker Scalloped Potatoes

Honey Glazed Carrots

Bacon Wrapped Parmesan Potatoes

Desserts

There are plenty of twists to try out, plus the classics you know and love. These yummy desserts are the best Easter treats! Don’t forget to save room.

Carrot Patch Cheesecake

Banana Pudding Cheesecake Bars

Carrot Cake Bread

Mini White Chocolate Strawberry Cheesecakes

Strawberry Shortcake Trifles

Cheesecake Eggrolls

Lemon Meringue Pie

Strawberry Champagne Trifle

Easter Cake

Cocktails

If there's one thing that could take your celebration to the next level then it's a refreshing drink! These Easter cocktails make the most of seasonal fruits to add a bright pop of flavor to your table. Drink responsibly!

 

White Russian

French 75 Cocktail

Classic Bloody Mary

Lavender Lemonade

Peeps Cocktail

Blueberry Mojito

There are so many different Easter traditions depending on your denomination or what part of the world you live in. However, a delicious meal is always necessary when you're gathering friends and family, whether you're doing so after a church service, an Easter egg hunt, or both. To make life simple, I hope these Easter recipe ideas are crowd pleasers and won't require hours and hours spent in the kitchen.

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