We always serve lamb on Easter. For some reason, it just feels like the right main dish for a spring holiday. Some folks feel that a spiral ham is easier to pick up for a large crowd. If you’d like to serve ham instead, you can use the rest of this menu and just substitute the ham for the lamb.
For easy centerpieces, I colored eggs and tucked them into glass dishes with fresh sprigs of rosemary from my garden, which coordinated nicely with the rosemary featured in the recipes.
For recipes with photos, click on titles below to print. This dinner menu serves 8.
Appetizer:
Bacon- Balsamic Deviled Eggs
Bread:
Olive Oil & Rosemary Rolls
Side Dishes:
Green Beans w/ Caramelized Shallots
Lemony-Salt Roasted Potatoes
Main Dish:
Rosemary & Garlic Leg of Lamb Roast
Dessert:
Lemon Truffle Cake
Click here for a printable .pdf copy of the Easter Dinner Menu:
Easter Dinner Party Menu
For organic, grass-fed lamb (the most wonderful lamb that you’ll ever taste), order it from Lava Lake. I highly recommend.
Really creative and special dinner. I can’t wait to try each recipe. Do you have any suggestions on what to serve for those who don’t eat lamb? (I would love the lamb, but not the hub)
Thanks
Ham!
This sounds like a fabulous menu! Yum
Your menu looks incredible! I can’t wait to try that deviled egg recipe! Everything on your menu looks delicious. I am only doing brunch this year. Your post makes me wish I was cooking a big dinner!
Great post, great menu! Love the centerpiece.
Oh, man! The deviled eggs sound amazing, but I clicked the link to check out your lemon truffle cake and wow – I have to make that. Cream cheese with lemon in the filling? That just sounds SO good!
Everything sounds so delicious. I’m thinking those eggs will fit in perfectly with our dinner.