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15 Apr 2019
Easter is this Sunday, and as well as the customary chocolate eggs, there’s the prospect of a good old family roast dinner to look forward to. Of course, the traditional roast is lamb with all the trimmings, however we love to break with tradition, and have selected a few different recipes to make this Easter really stand out – there’s even a cheeky cocktail recipe in there for an after dinner treat.
This gluten-free main packs a sharp punch, with the garlicky salsa verde cutting through the richness of a juicy roasted beef rump.
Chicken might not be the meat of choice for Easter lunch, but this surprisingly simple stuffed roasted chicken is too delicious to resist.
The traditional main event, make this leg of lamb even yummier by letting the crust marinate for a full 24 hours.
Pork and apple is a match made in heaven, and who doesn’t love a Sunday roast with a side helping of crunchy crackling?
We realize that fish is typically meant to be eaten on Good Friday rather than Easter Sunday, but this simple dish is perfect for fish-lovers the whole weekend.
If you’re a veggie, or just looking for a lighter meal, this quiche is packed full of garlicky, cheesy flavor and works well cold for lunch on Easter Monday (if there’s any left)
Vegans have a bit of a tough time around Easter, what with vegan chocolate eggs costing 5 times the price of their dairy counterparts, so give them a main course they’ll really love with this hearty shepherd’s pie.
Is Easter really Easter without a hot cross bun? If your local supermarket has run out of the packaged ones and you’ve got some free time, whip up a batch of these homemade treats and show off to the family.
Make the most of crème eggs before they disappear for a year with this gooey, indulgent brownie that makes the perfect Easter pud.
Continuing with the festive confectionery theme, wash your feast down with this creamy mini egg martini – not for designated drivers!
