What's for dinner Easter Sunday?

Question

Hi all i am wondering what to cook for easter lunch whether do cook beef or chicken. I dont like lamp or pork. What's everyone else got on the menu?

Answer 1

antipasto - mozzarella, ham, salami, pickled aubergine

pasta course - homemade fussili with tomato sauce

meat course - veal cutlets

salad course - crisp fresh green salad

cheese course - range of italian cheeses

fruit and nuts

sweet - traditional panatone in the shape of a dove and other traditional homemade biscuits

red wine with the meal

spumante with the sweet

grappa, lemoncello or other liquors

coffee with sambuca



my mother-in-law will be cooking for 18 people... big family meal on easter sunday

Answer 2

Well I don't like lamp either, the wick sticks in my teeth (He he, sorry)



Well it's Easter, spring & stuff, so I've got a home cooked bacon (maybe ham if people don't know the difference) joint on my menu. Served cold with a chicken, warm new potatoes, fresh crusty bread & a selection of salads & dressings it's basic but hard to beat!

Answer 3

Prime Rib



Popovers



Broccoli & Cheddar Casserole



Lemon Mascarpone Cheesecake

Answer 4

Easter Eggs!!



We usually have a roast chicken lunch and then a smaller meal for dinner which chooclate desserts for both. For breakfast it's usually easter eggs, or chocolate pancakes

Answer 5

A bit predictable really, Turkey!

Roast Turkey, Roast Potatoes, Fresh Vegetables (all from my allotment) and Easter cakes and slightly melted Cadbury's cream eggs mixed with vanilla ice cream for dessert!

Answer 6

Turkey

Answer 7

You will finish up in dock if you have a Lamp for lunch

Boiled ham, pease pudding, boiled crushed potato's drizzled with olive oil (home cooked)

Answer 8

Easter eggs on toast.

Hot Cross Buns.

Cheeses of Nazareth!

Wine (made out of water)



Hope this helps

Answer 9

I'm tired of ham so this year I'm making a big chicken stuffed with stuffing. I'll also have some traditional side likes mashed potatoes n such.

Answer 10

Salmon and avocado salad. But I would prefer a nice roasted chicken with all the trimmings (on a diet)

Answer 11

we usually have a christmas dinner for easter turkey and all the trimmings but with all this trouble with bird flu i dont know if it would be safe to give children turkey do you

Answer 12

Try making something totally different as a change, I love to this this cause I personally get sick of the usual meals (meat & veg)

Answer 13

We are having ham, mashed potatoes and gravy, cole slaw.

Also some deviled eggs, succotash and rolls. Coconut cream pie and apple pie. Milk and water to drink.

Answer 14

Easter eggs of course.



I don't like lamp either, especially when the light bulb shatters in your mouth.

Answer 15

ham... thats what the In-laws are cooking up.

I would prefer a prime rib with horseradish, but I'm not cooking.

Answer 16

a nice Sunday dinner with all the Christmas trimmings

Answer 17

Filet Mignon with chipolte sauce and risotto, thats all I got so far.

Answer 18

Fried emu in a wine sauce. Black fish roe. Fillet of elk guts.



mmmmmm

Answer 19

barq chicken baked beans potatoes salad pie

Answer 20

i'm vegetarian so i've got nut roast. it's nuts, vegetables and a cheesy sauce.

it sounds like bird food, but it's really nice. lol

Answer 21

the energizer rabbit

Answer 22

first plate: lasagne

second: kidskin or lamb ...



chocolate egg... and cake that ago my mother with cream =P

Answer 23

USE THE EASTER BUNNY FOR RABBIT STEW.LOL

Answer 24

SPIRAL' D HAM!

Answer 25

no meat at all sounds good to me.