No matter what you’re serving up, and even if your celebration involves just a couple people, don’t forget to slide an appetizer or two into the mix. deviled eggs (what is Easter without deviled eggs?) or something warm and flaky that starts with puff pastry .
From bite-size nibbles to hearty main dishes, these 35 Easter brunch recipes are sure to please.
Brunch Appetizers
What’s great about these recipes is some can be made completely in advance, while others come together with just a couple ingredients and can be whipped up in no time at all.
You can eat beet-cured salmon just like you would lox or salmon. It’s delicious as part of a bagel spread or alongside flatbreads with some cucumber slices and fresh herbs.
Tender strands of spaghetti squash are tossed with crisp-tender broccoli and enveloped in a fluffy, cheesy custard, giving you all the best parts of the classic side wrapped up into a feel-good, veggie-packed main.
In this version, huevos rancheros go the way of the casserole with a double layer of corn tortillas, a generous helping of beans and cheese, and the signature spicy-sweet tomato-chile sauce. Everything is stacked into a 9x13 baking dish, then topped with a few eggs and baked in a hot oven until the whites are set and everything is melty and delicious.
Affogata is the Italian word for "drowned," which is where the bright tomato sauce comes in: when poured overtop of the frittata, it seeps into the eggs just enough to keep them from drying out or over-cooking.
This recipe is as fun to assemble as it is to enjoy — there’s just something wonderful about hollowing out a crusty loaf of bread and filling it with fresh, springtime goodies.
A buttery, flaky puff pastry tart crowned with roasted asparagus, diced ham, and a cheesy egg custard can play either appetizer or main course. If serving as the later, pair it with a green salad.
Bound together by a small amount of egg and cheese, this savory pie's perfection lies in the balance of the rich custard and bright, flavorful vegetables.
Leeks and bacon contribute to the salty, savory goodness of this strata, while Dijon and thyme give it character, and shredded Fontina melts into nutty pockets that pull with every forkful.
Diced pancetta, bacon’s slightly sweeter Italian cousin, is the undercover star of this dish. After being cooked in a bit of olive oil, it’s layered into the mix, providing a savory, salty foil to the eggy bread and cinnamon and brown-sugar laden ricotta.
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