1Cherry Bourbon-Glazed Ham
mike gartenCherry juice, jam, bourbon and spices come together for a sweet glaze with a serious kick. It gets brushed on ham and broiled with scallions.
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2Braised Lamb
Mike GartenThis slow-braised lamb is transformed into melt-in-your-mouth perfection. It gets warm, aromatic flavors from baharat, a Middle Eastern spice blend.
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3Dill Dip
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4Harissa-Roasted Chickpeas and Carrots
Mike GartenThis showstopping side deserves a spot on the Easter menu. Sweet roasted carrots, creamy tahini, crunchy chickpeas and aromatic harissa offer a balanced flavor profile that's sure to impress.
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5Banana Pudding
mike gartenDon't forget dessert! This creamy no-bake dessert is what dreams are made of. It brings together layers of homemade vanilla custard, Nilla wafers, and sliced bananas.
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6Best-Ever Deviled Eggs
mike gartenNot to brag, but we do think these deviled eggs are the best. The trick is to ensure you start with perfect hard-boiled eggs. Don't be afraid to get creative with the toppings!
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7Cucumber Radish Salad
mike gartenThis salad is practically the epitome of spring. It's colorful and crunchy, thanks to a few different types of radishes, cucumbers and basil.
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8Roasted Asparagus Salad with Feta Vinaigrette
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9Lemon Pudding Cake
Mike GartenDust a layer of powdered sugar over this custardy lemon cake for a totally adorable—and sugary sweet—look.
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10Roasted Asparagus and Ricotta Tart
Mike Garten 11Crispy Smashed Potatoes with Caper Gremolata
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12Beet-Pickled Deviled Eggs
Mike GartenGive this Easter classic a flavor (and color) upgrade with a beet-infused brine. The creamy filling also packs a punch, thanks to the infusion of horseradish and Dijon.
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13Air Fryer Parmesan-Thyme Artichokes
Mike Garten 14Lavender Shortbread Wedges
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15Roasted Carrots and Red Onions
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16Pineapple-Glazed Ham
Mike Garten 17Carrot Sheet Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting
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18Spring Herb Frittata
Mike GartenLoaded with herbs, this lovely frittata makes a perfect app or light main on Easter. It’s also similar to the dish kuku sabzi, often served during Nowruz, the Persian holiday celebrating the beginning of spring.
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19Hot Cross Buns
mike gartenWith a warm spice mix, apricot glaze, and sugary icing, these pecan-studded buns are truly something special. Serve them for Good Friday or any time over the weekend.
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20Spring Panzanella
Mike GartenThere may be bread in this recipe, but there's also plenty of crisp veg tossed in a bright vinaigrette—so yes, it's a salad.
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