Are you hosting brunch or lunch this year?

Is your list of easter recipes quite traditional and you follow it every spring or can you improvise and go off script?

Just tell us that you are ready for big air this year and we will offer you some wonderful menu items to add!

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Best Easter Recipes (Brunch)

Brie in Puff Pastry

If you are subscribed to our blog, you may remember that I recently shared my favorite step-by-step Brie in Puff Pastry recipe. I think it will be a hit addition to your Easter Brunch!

This easy recipe won’t take much of your precious time and you will be delighted when you take it out of the oven. I serve it with apples, crackers, or both!

Scones

Another all-time favorite recipe is scones. I particularly love them in the fall but they can brighten your brunch during any season.

I just threw my dear friend a baby shower and one of my menu item were almond scones. I am so proud to admit that several girls asked if they could bring some home with them.

They fluffy and soft and got that perfect golden color in the oven. I rarely glaze mine, but Easter is a great occasion to take a more celebratory route. Here is my go-to scone recipe.

Add the ultimate Easter twist to your brunch by making some Carrot Cake Scones with cream cheese frosting!

Bran Muffins

My husband and Morgan swear that it’s the world’s best bran muffin recipe because it came from their parents’ restaurant, The Guest House.

If this year your Easter feast starts around 1 pm or even later, we have ideas for you as well.

Best Easter Recipes (Lunch)

This salad tastes terrific! I am yet to join a Berglands’ summer family gathering where this salad is not served. They love it and swear by it!

I have heard that people used to order this salad for takeout by a gallon, and that in itself is fascinating! Intrigued yet? Here is the famous recipe:

This recipe is inspired by a Chicken Wild Rice recipe that used to be on the menu of Townhall Brewery in Minneapolis for many years. So if that used to be your stomping ground you might remember that jam!

If this April weather in Minnesota continues to press on, we all might need to prepare for a more substantial Easter meal. Warm, inviting, cozy to pair perfectly with a nice bottle of wine on a snowy day!

Best Easter Recipes (Dinner)

Wine Braised Short Rib

Best Easter Recipes (Dessert)

This Raspberry Ice-Cream Cake will steal your heart! It won’t take much time to make and will look festive and presentable when you take it out of the fridge to serve!

It’s refreshing, stunning and delicious!