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With Easter coming up next weekend, here are 50+ family friendly Easter recipes for you to try. Normally I try to split these up between desserts and well, non-desserts but they’re all together this time. Hopefully you find something you like! Traditionally, we have ham on Easter though I certainly wouldn’t mind having lamb one of these years. There are quite a few egg based recipes in case you’re wondering what to do with all of those hard boiled eggs. And, speaking of leftovers, there are also a few recipes based on what you might have leftover from your Easter dinner (namely ham).

50+ Easter recipes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner

  1. Chilli Egg Casserole from Sunny Simple Life
  2. Maple Glazed Ham from Divine Lifestyle
  3. 45 Ways to Use Easter Leftovers from Living on a Dime (featured in the collage)
  4. Leftover Ham and Sweet Potatoes from Farm Fresh Eats
  5. Rustic Roasted Carrots from Farm Fresh Eats
  6. Spinach, Apple, and Glazed Pecan Salad from Carolyn’s Homework
  7. Crock Pot Spiral Ham from A Mom’s Take
  8. Asparagus and Artichoke Hearts Breakfast Casserole from Kayln’s Kitchen
  9. Bacon Wrapped Pork Tenderloin from Baby Loving Mamma
  10. Avocado Easter Eggs from Mom Endeavors (featured in the collage)
  11. Colorful Deviled Easter Eggs from Mom Endeavors
  12. Ham and Asparagus Frittata from Healthy Seasonal Recipes
  13. Ham and Asparagus Bread Pudding from Healthy Seasonal Recipes
  14. Classic Pound Cake from the Kitchen is My Playground
  15. Homemade Chocolate Easter Eggs from Family, Food, Travel
  16. Easter Bunny Cupcakes from Amanda’s Cookin
  17. Easter Rice Krispies Treats Pops from Thrifty DIY Diva
  18. Peeps in a Nest from Family Fun Journal
  19. Easter Puppy Chow Mix from Simply Stacie
  20. Jello Eggs from So Festive
  21. Chocolate Peanut Butter Eggs from Gator Mommy Reviews
  22. Itty Bitty Bunny Cupcakes from Barefeet on the Dashboard
  23. White Chocolate Peeps from the Joys of Boys
  24. Easter Egg Pie from Living On A Dime
  25. Lemon Easter Basket Cupcakes from Simply Southern Mom
  26. Healthier Peanut Butter Balls from Love To Be In the Kitchen
  27. Carrot Cake Cupcakes with Cream Cheese Frosting from All Things Mama
  28. Easter Bunny Bait from Formula Mom (featured in the collage)
  29. Marshmallow Bunny Bark from Must Have Mom
  30. Perfect Potatoes au Gratin from Bless This Mess
  31. Adorable Bunny Cupcakes from Meaningful Mama
  32. Peeps Pudding Cups from Foodie Mom
  33. Easter Bunny Cookies from Sweet Pea Savings
  34. Lemon Snack Cake from Our Table for Seven
  35. Hidden Carrot Cupcakes from A Mom’s Take
  36. Easter Egg Cinnamon Rolls from A Mom’s Take (featured in the collage)
  37. Easy Fondant Sheep from Red Ted Art
  38. Birds Nest Cookies from Baking Outside the Box
  39. Bunny Butt Cookies from Thrifty DIY Diva
  40. Copycat Cadbury Eggs from Baking Beauty
  41. Sweet Potato Hot Cross Buns from Healthy Seasonal Recipes
  42. Spinach Bacon Deviled Eggs from Healthy Seasonal Recipes
  43. Carrot Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting from Flour On My Face
  44. Hot Cross Buns Bread Pudding from Sidewalk Shoes
  45. Lemon Cookies from A Cedar Spoon
  46. Lemon Cream Cheese Cookies from Stuck On Sweet
  47. Easter Bunny Almond Bark Pretzels from Kid Things
  48. Kids Parfait Ideas from Madame Deals
  49. Cannoli Pie from Organized 31
  50. Bunny Mix Batter Popcorn from Oh My Sugar High
  51. Sweet n Salty Easter Treats from The Mom Maven
  52. Resurrection Rolls from Women Living Well
  53. Crockpot Navy Beans and Ham from Crystal and Company
  54. Peppers, Cheese, and Hashbrowns Fritatta from I Love My Disorganized Life
  55. Strawberry Coffee Cake from 3 Boys and a Dog
  56. Easter Egg Toast from Women Living Well
  57. Bunny Brownie Truffles from Frugal Family Home
  58. Easy Easter Dinner or Brunch Ideas from Do It All Working Mom

Do you plan a special menu for brunch or dinner on Easter? What are some of your favorite foods to eat?

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Hey there! I'm Kori, a neurodivergent mom and certified Life Coach, here to empower moms raising neurodiverse families. Diagnosed with ADHD and Autism at 37, I've turned my passion for neuronerdery into practical parenting tools. With a stack of coaching certifications and a love for 80s pop culture, Marvel movies, and all things brainy, I'm here to help you and your family thrive in this neurotypical world.

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