An Easter Egg Hunt Brunch Menu!
- Make ahead French Toast Casserole
- Fruit Salad
- Vegetable Dip served in a cabbage bowl with fresh crudite*
- Assorted Mini Bagels - great for kids. Order these in advance from your local bagel shop and ask to have the bagels sliced.
- Sides of cream cheese, butter, jam and maple syrup
- Baked Ham - do it yourself or buy this one!
- Sides of cheeses, mustards and rolls
- Fun desserts, see Celebrating Easter with Your Children for some cute baking ideas
- Juice boxes and water bottles for the kids
- Mimosa and Bloody Mary’s for the adults. (Trust me, they’ll welcome these drinks after the egg hunt!)
- Coffee and tea. Don’t forget cream, sugar, artificial sweetener, and lemons
* To make an unusual bowl for serving your favorite dip, place the cabbage stem side down on a countertop. Push aside, but don’t remove, the larger outer leaves and then cut off the top of the cabbage. Carefully carve out the inner parts of the cabbage to form a bowl and fill with dip. Along with your traditional vegetables, try to find some baby carrots and radishes with the green tops still attached. These will look really cute on a tray surrounding your cabbage bowl!
Do you have a favorite recipe for an Easter Brunch? I’d love to hear!
You may also enjoy:
- Creating Fabulous Easter Baskets
- Easy Easter Baskets
- Cute Easter Craft for Kids
- Host an Easter Egg Hunt!
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