What's For Easter Dinner?

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Deviled Eggs

Making the Perfect Hard-Boiled Eggs
The simple and classic boiled egg, is one of the finest and easiest edible delights known on earth.

Making Natural Easter Egg Dyes
Give the Easter bunny a run for his money by dyeing Easter eggs the natural way, using common foods and flowers.

Marbled Easter Eggs


Learn how to make Tea Infused Eggs (Marbleized Eggs) by Ellen Easton


 




Easter Egg Cake

Easter Egg Cake

Check out Peggy's tutorial and recipe for making this beautiful Easter Egg Cake pictured here.

Check out more of Peggy's beautiful baking creations in Peggy's Baking Corner.


 

 

Marshmallow Peeps
Easter Marshmallow Peeps

Make your own Peeps! It is very easy to do and so delicious!
Check out the homemade
Marshmallow Peeps recipe.

Photo from Just Born, Inc. in Bethlehem, PA - the official site hosted by the candy company.

 



What's For Easter Dinner or Brunch?

Baked HamEaster is a time to gather family and friends around a festive dinner table or Easter morning brunch. Check out these great Easter Dinner Menus (includes recipes):

Ham 101 - Learn all about ham (types of ham, how to cook, and much more).

Honey-Glazed Baked Ham Dinner Menu & Recipes

Herb-Crusted Ham

Rack of LambGrilled Rack of Lamb with Pinot Noir Marinade

Rack of Lamb
(Easter dinner menu with recipes)

Lamb Roast with Port Wine Sauce
(Six-course dinner with recipes)

Classic Prime Rib RoastClassic Prime Rib
Learn how to make the perfect prime rib

Make-Ahead Easter Brunch Menu & Recipes

More great Dinner Party Menus, Recipes, and Ideas and more fantastic Brunch Dishes

Don't forget to check out my wonderful Asparagus Recipes for your Easter Dinner. Nothing says "Spring is here!" more than asparagus!
 


dyed Easter eggs
Making
Natural Easter Egg Dyes

Give the Easter bunny a run for his money by dyeing Easter eggs the natural way, using common foods and flowers. The longer you soak the eggs in the following liquids, the more intense the colors will be. Remember to start with hard-cooked eggs and refrigerate until ready to use. Making Natural Easter Egg Dyes

 

Learn All About Eggs and How To Cook Them

 Baked (Shirred) Eggs
Boiling Eggs
Coddled Eggs

Fried Eggs
Meringue
Microwave Eggs
Poached Eggs
Powdered Eggs
Scrambled Eggs/Omelet
Plus lots more . .