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Crusty Nutsack
Apr 21, 2005

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Make a nice caesar salad with homemade dressing and croutons. It's easy, way delicious, and you can make it all a day ahead and toss at dinner. I like this recipe, the dressing is pretty drat delicious http://www.seriouseats.com/2013/10/ask-the-food-lab-caesar-salad-recipe.html

Also how about some fruit salad or something? Everything you're making seems pretty heavy. A citrus salad can be a little fancier and is really pretty, just peel and slice some oranges, pink grapefruit, and blood oranges, then top with a honey and cinnamon syrup and pomegranate seeds. Really pretty and easy, can make it a day ahead as well.

As for us, we don't really do anything for Easter. So it'll probably be a pitcher of bloodies, some smoked salmon, bagels and fixings, maybe a ham or some kind of breakfasty thing, and some polish sausage because my grandma always used to make polish sausage on Easter and it's just a thing I need now.

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Crusty Nutsack
Apr 21, 2005

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mindphlux posted:

apparently my parents completely ruined this potentially great eating occasion for me.

we'd go to out to brunch on easter - usually at some hotel and there would be a giant buffet with steaks and lobster and mussels and stuff - but never really a dinner with traditional dishes like ham or roast turkey or anything.

now I'm grown and a heathen and I honestly didn't even realize easter was happening until seeing this thread. my life...

My family was the same way, Easter wasn't really a food thing. We'd go to my grandparent's place, but they were terrible cooks so we'd have cold ham and green cake made with pistachio pudding mix. When I was older we'd go out to a brunch buffet somewhere. That's about it. You're not the only one.

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