Don't you feel sometimes Easter should be the largest holiday of the year? The chance to enjoy some fine chocolate treats is just a minor reason to celebrate. There are dozens more.
Easter is a good occasion to celebrate. After a cold grey winter, what can be better than to have almost a second Christmas? Only with better weather. Everyone can have fun decorating eggs, preparing gifts, and, of course, planning a lively Easter egg hunt. That's sure to light up young eyes. Make a special breakfast for Easter and the egg hunt won't be the only thing that lights their eyes up!
Gathering the family together for an Easter breakfast may take place early in the morning or later. But whenever the meal occurs, it's bound to be a special occasion. Making something special for it is, fortunately, really simple. although baskets and egg hunts spring to mind first when thinking of Easter, for many both young and old it's a chance to enjoy some fine treats. With Christmas two months past, even the thought is delicious. Fine bread is the perfect symbol and treat for the Easter holiday. Try some international style.
A fine Easter dinner is a great way to cap this special holiday. The day may begin with a lively egg hunt, but the Easter holiday is best capped with a stellar dinner. Celebrate Easter with a few recipes that will practically guarantee that result. If the recipes feel a bit grown up, they are easy to adapt. Try to serve apple sauce instead of apple chutney for young guests and, although alcohol evaporates when cooking, a wine sauce may be too strong for a toddler, so reserve that for adults and do an ordinary gravy, or make it a roasted or caramelized onion gravy.
There are delicious Easter drinks, perfect to accompany these treats and specially baked bread, but not for kids. Get hold of your party punch recipes for kids, you will need them. At least look for non-alcoholic party drinks, some of the recipes are good for both kids and adults.
So start with breakfast, go on with a special egg hunt, and close the day with an Easter dinner. Afterward, celebrate more by having a fine treat!