You can see Easter bunnies and toys on store racks and Easter eggs in the neighbourhood bakery. With just a few days left, it’s time to start thinking about what to cook for Easter day.
But, before you start stressing out about having the perfect Easter celebration, let’s talk about what it means to observe this beautiful holiday for a minute. Easter is a time for reflection on the very event that the Christian faith is founded upon Jesus’ death and resurrection through which we find eternal life. It’s a beautiful thing to take a week to truly reflect on the finished work of the cross and remind our hearts of all the amazing things He endured on our behalf.
Ever since we had Zoe (literal meaning: “eternal life”), holidays have all been about keeping/establishing traditions and I’m sure those with kids do relate to this. I’ve said this before, and I will say it again, food is a very special part of every holiday tradition and so here is some meaningful but really fun food you can whip up in very little time with minimal effort.
If you know me, easy peasy lemon squeezy is always my style of cooking, and so without further ado, here are my 4 picks for the Easter food platter this year-round. Don’t forget to tag us in your pictures when you dish out these easy recipes for your family this Easter.
Since the celebration centres around the cross, why not keep that as the focus of our food? I bet your kids will love it.
Mansi Zaveri
Parul Gupta
KSP Team
