1Carrot Soup with Carrot Top Pesto
David Malosh
Embrace the season’s glorious produce selection by blending fresh carrots into a vibrant, silky-smooth soup. This one is garnished with a zippy pesto made out of carrot tops!
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2Beet Walnut Goat Cheese Dip
Allison Gootee
Easter celebrations call for appetizers that are just as cheerful as the holiday, and a pretty pink dip fits the bill. With three ingredients and 10 minutes of prep, this recipe couldn’t be easier!
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3Asparagus Salad
C.W. Newell
Make spring asparagus even tastier by mixing it with bacon, parmesan, walnuts, radishes, herbs, and a bright, lemony vinaigrette. To save yourself the stress, you can also prep this dish up to four days in advance!
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4Fried Deviled Eggs
C.W. Newell
Deviled eggs are an Easter staple, but why not wow your guests by serving them fried? The combination of a creamy center wrapped in a crispy coating will have everyone reaching for seconds (and thirds).
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5Instant Pot Potato Leek Soup
Ryan Liebe
Potato and leek soup is a creamy and luscious way to introduce your Easter supper. While this appetizer is delicious on its own, pair it with pea and goat cheese crostini for a true spring starter!
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6Carrot Ribbon Salad
David Malosh
Toss cheerful, crunchy carrot ribbons with a creamy lemon-tahini dressing for an Easter appetizer that looks and tastes just like spring. A sprinkle of fresh mint and roasted pistachios are the ultimate finishing touches.
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7Spinach Puffs
C.W. Newell
These bite-sized Easter appetizers are crispy, cheesy, and so much fun to pop in your mouth! They’re also easy to make, thanks to store-bought puff pastry and a mini muffin pan.
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8Lamb Meatballs
Will Dickey
If you aren’t serving lamb as your main course, give your guests a taste with these lamb meatballs. Serve them on a platter with juicy tomatoes, soft pita, and creamy tzatziki for a hearty Easter appetizer.
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9Radish Salad
Will Dickey
This spring salad takes 15 minutes to throw together, and it’ll jumpstart your Easter feast in a light, refreshing way. Pro tip: Make the dressing even creamier by folding in a quarter cup of sour cream or Green yogurt.
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10Gougères
Danielle Daly
These cheesy French bites might look fancy, but they’re actually easy to make. In fact, you can make them ahead of time and stock your freezer so they’re ready to heat up when guests arrive.
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11Upside-Down Radish Tarts
Stacy Allen
Pretty pink radishes are the stars of these flaky pastries. It looks impressive but the trendy recipe is actually really easy to recreate by baking them upside down.
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12Crab Stuffed Mushrooms
Caitlin Bensel
Classic crab puffs meet stuffed mushrooms in this party starter mash-up! They’re cheesy, crispy, bite-sized, and great for feeding a crowd.
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13Deviled Eggs
Caitlin Bensel
Deviled eggs are a must-have for the Drummond family’s Easter feast. Keep them handy to snack on while your kids are out searching the yard for their own Easter eggs!
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14Avocado Dip
Caitlin Bensel
A bright and colorful dip like this one made with creamy avocado is the perfect starter to keep you satisfied without ruining your appetite before the big ham! Serve it up with crunchy spring veggies like carrots and radishes.
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15Spring Pea Tart
David Malosh
Say hello to spring peas! This flaky tart highlights the pretty green vegetable in the best way possible.
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16Strawberry Arugula Salad
David Malosh
Seasonal strawberries are finally making their way into every dish come spring! And they’re a welcome addition to this bright and peppery arugula salad, too.
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17Spinach Dip
Will Dickey
This cool, creamy spinach dip is easy to stir together, make-ahead, and serve with an array of colorful fresh veggies. It’s basically the perfect dip to serve any time of day!
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18Bacon-Wrapped Dates
Will Dickey
Bacon-wrapped dates are an old-time classic that have lasted for generations and it’s easy to see why. They’re sticky, sweet, savory, and a little bit spicy.
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19Fried Zucchini
Caitlin Bensel
These crispy green spears are sort of like French fries, but made out of zucchini! Serve them up with Ranch dressing, tzatziki, or even marinara sauce for dipping.
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20Creamy Whipped Feta Dip
Caitlin Bensel
This 5-minute dip is incredibly versatile. You can make it sweet with a drizzle of honey or top it with chopped olives, fresh herbs, or chili oil for a spicy kick.
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