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BUNNY PEAR SALAD:

Ingredients: Canned pears, raisins, cheese, lettuce leaf.

Step 1: Lay out a lettuce leaf onto a plate.

Step 2: Place a pear half onto the leaf as the rabbit’s body.

Step 3: Arrange the raisins as the nose and two eyes on the pear.

Step 4: Cut out two rectangular shapes out of cheese for the bunny’s ears and arrange on top of the pear.

Step 5: Enjoy!

DINNER:

LEMON MERINGUE PIE:

If you have older kids who like a challenge in the ktichen make a classic lemon meringue pie. Here's a good recipe to try: https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/lemon-meringue-pie/

FOOD

BIG FAMILY DINNER:

Do you host a special dinner for Easter? Let your children help plan and cook for the big dinner.

Are you attending a special Easter dinner? Let your kids help you make an appetizer, salad or side dish to bring with you.

https://www.foodnetwork.com/holidays-and-parties/menus/best-ever-easter-dinner/best-ever-easter-dinner

CHOCOLATE EGG CAKE:

This was my eldest son’s idea one Easter. Bake a rectangular chocolate cake (in a 9 x 13 pan) using your favourite recipe or from your favourite cookbook (or search online). Cut the cooked cake into an oval shape and lay on a serving plate or tray to decorate. Ice the cake (let your child choose the colour of icing) and then let your child decorate it like an Easter egg using candies.

BREAKFAST

EASTER CUT-OUT COOKIES:

If you have any cute Easter cookie cutters use them to make some yummy treats. We tried Nigella Lawson’s butter cookie recipe( http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/nigella-lawson/cut-out-cookies-recipe/index.html) to make our little bunnies.

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LUNCH

Easter

Easter Paska Bread:

Paska is a Ukrainian Easter Bread. In the Ukrainian tradition families fill their Easter baskets with Easter eggs, Easter bread (paska), sausage, butter, salt and other ceremonial foods on Easter Saturday. On Easter Sunday morning, the baskets are blessed at Church, and afterwards everyone returns home to feast on the eggs, cold meats, and other goods that were blessed.

My sons have both made this at school and one year I hope to try it myself. Here is a recipe for you to check out: https://www.tasteofhome.com/recipes/paska-easter-bread/

BUNNY CAKE:

My Mom made this one year when my son's birthday fell on Easter weekend. It's a rectangular vanilla cake cut into a Bunny Shape and decorated with candy, coconut and a ribbon.

Here are a few fun ideas for your Easter Weekend!

HOT CROSS BUNS:

Buy some Hot cross buns, or better yet make homemade ones. We make them every Good Friday! Yum! Here's a recipe we've tried: https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/hot-cross-buns/

SNACK

HARD BOILED EGGS:

Hard Boiled Eggs anyone? I’m sure there were a few broken eggs around as you dyed them. You can even eat the dyed ones if you used food grade dyes or natural dyes.

DESSERT: