No matter what type of Easter meal you prefer (brunch, lunch or dinner), we have tips and recipes to fit the bill. 

Easter Brunch

If easy breezy is your cup of tea, host a late-morning brunch that features a buffet. Guests can enjoy breakfast and lunch items that include sweet and savory items.

• Orange crescents
• Ham and egg cups
• French toast
• Maple-glazed meatballs

Easter Dinner

Does your family prefer dinner on Easter? We have eight tips that will help create an enjoyable experience for you and your guests. One of our favorites? Don’t be afraid to delegate some of the cooking and encourage your friends and family to bring a favorite side dish.

Leg of Lamb

If ham is your traditional Easter go-to protein try leg of lamb this year. If it seems intimidating, we have tips for picking the perfect leg of lamb and a Chef Alli-approved recipe.

Easter Ham in the Pressure Cooker with 3 Glaze Choices

Looking for a different take on Easter ham? Check out this recipe for a ham cooked in your electric pressure cooker. If you’re short on time, this is a great way to get a delicious ham on the table. We also have three different glazes to pick from. Your choice depending on if you’re feeling sweet, spicy or a little bit in between.

• Balsamic Brown Sugar Glace
• Orange Spice Glaze
• Apricot Chipotle Glaze

Easter Treats

We have great Easter treats and appetizer ideas to wow your guests. Each of them will bring a playful take to your celebration.

• Individual Egg Nests
• Decorated Easter Cupcakes
• Braided Easter Egg Bread
• Easter Cheese Ball Dip

Easter Leftovers

No matter how well you plan, more than likely you’ll have leftovers. Don’t let that tasty food go to waste! Check out these recipes and give a second life to your Easter leftovers.

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