Easter Brunch: 4 Recipes That are Sure to Please

By SheSpeaksTeam Mar 27, 2012

It’s once again nearing a holiday season for many of us as Spring break is here and stores stock their shelves with Easter candy, plastic eggs and baskets. This is a great time to get together with family and have some fun with the kids. Will you be dying Easter eggs, making cards or having Easter egg hunts? If you’re looking for some new and creative ideas for Easter egg hunts that are sure to please the kids, one of our members has provided a great list of ideas.

For those of us past the egg-citement of an Egg hunt there is often something else to look forward to, a traditional Easter brunch! Whether you’re planning on cooking for a big group of family and friends, or just a select few, these recipe ideas are sure to please even the pickiest of eaters!

To be entered to win one of our giveaway prizes this week, simply submit a favorite brunch recipe or submit a comment below sharing your favorite Easter tradition. Better yet, do BOTH and get two chances to win!

Asparagus Parmesan Omelet: asparagus omelet

This brunch recipe is delicious and easy to make, featuring a vegetable that is perfectly in season at this time of year. You can experiment and add an assortment of vegetables, meats, and cheeses to suit any craving you may be having!

Raspberry Monte Cristo:

This is a perfect recipe to serve to your family because it’s one that everyone is sure to enjoy. It only takes a few minutes to make and you can add different fruit options for the topping to wow your guests taste buds.

Peach Pancakes and Chai Syrup:

Here’s a meal that the kids are sure to love, and everyone else for that matter. Classic breakfast pancakes get a fruity twist and the spiced chai syrup is a great substitute for regular maple. Try experimenting with different fillings and toppings. Maybe add some chocolate chips to the top to please the kids.

Cranberry Scones:

These crumbly pastry wedges are always a good option for your Easter brunch. You can substitute the cranberries for dried cherries, raisins, or even chocolate, to provide a variety of tasty options that everyone will love!

Now we’d like to hear from you! What Easter brunch dishes does your family love to make and eat? Do you have any fun family traditions? To be entered to win one of our giveaway prizes this week simply submit a recipe for a brunch dish or submit your Easter traditions to the comments section below. Better yet, do BOTH and have two chances to win! Recipes and comments must be submitted by 6pm EST on April 2^nd, 2012.

Good luck!

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The contest starts March 27th, 2012 and ends April 2nd, 2012 at 6pm EST. Must be a US resident. No purchase Necessary.

GOOD LUCK!

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by Atiyya1 | WILLOW GROVE, PA

Mar 28, 2012

Our family Easter (Resurrection Day) tradition is always church with all the family and then brunch. After then is the big easter egg hunt. Indoors if it's too cold. We hide 50-75 eggs for the young and the teens. A lot of the eggs have money as well as candy. It's just great to see everyones happy faces just having a great time and enjoying being together. And yes as Jackie said always count the eggs. One year my sister found one egg one month later as she was planting flowers. Enjoy and be blessed!

by orangetulipgarden | ROLLING MDWS, IL

Mar 28, 2012

One thing we do year after year when having Easter at my Aunt's house is we take a photo of all of us on her little, decorative bridge in her garden. Some years, we're freezing, while in other years it's beautiful outside. No matter the weather, we always try to get our photo each year!

by Jackie9641 | GRAYSLAKE, IL

Mar 28, 2012

Granted, before I even had my own house, I learned from everyone to NOT hide "real" eggs. But here's our tip; count the number of eggs you hide so that you know how many are missing at the end of the hunt!