Included in this collection of Easter Breakfast Ideas are traditional recipes, and even a few beverages to serve for your family and friends.
There's nothing quite like spending time together with your family for the holidays. Why not make it even more special and create an extra-memorable morning with a delicious breakfast feast?
Check out all the other Easter Brunch Ideas to help make your holiday celebration special!.
Whether you choose to opt for traditional breakfast or brunch recipes or take on a few of the classic Easter recipes, we all love a delicious meal shared with family and friends!
Looking for more Breakfast Ideas for the holidays? Try my Bunny Shaped Cinnamon Rolls or my Easter Egg Fruit Pizza.
What do you serve for Easter Breakfast?
Easter breakfast should be special. Afterall, it is a holiday! Offer a variety of foods and give your guests and family a few different choices.
My recipe for Breakfast Casserole with Hashbrowns is always a favorite. And you can't wrong when serving an Overnight French Toast Casserole.
If you have guest attending that have an allergy to eggs, try my Cinnamon Casserole with No Eggs recipe.
How many dishes do you serve at a brunch?
You should have at least one egg dish, a breakfast casserole or sweet breakfast casserole. Cooked bacon or sliced ham would also be nice. Try to serve something sweet like fresh fruit or pastries.
Fun Easter Breakfast Ideas
A fun idea for Easter breakfast ideas would be to set up a waffle or pancake bar with homemade fluffy waffles, fruit, whipped cream, chocolate chips are just a few fun toppings.
Although I love scrambled eggs, if you're hosting a crowd, you'll want to serve egg dishes that don't require you to be standing over a stove while company is arriving.
Easter Breakfast Ideas for Church
Celebrating Easter with a special breakfast at church can be an enjoyable way to start the holiday. There are many recipes that incorporate Easter traditions and flavors; offering a little something for everyone.
Church members might enjoy a traditional hot cross bun, eggs, or Italian Easter Bread. To appeal to all ages, why not offer mini quiches made with vegetables, bacon, and cheese?
Whatever menu is chosen, don't forget to finish off the breakfast with hot coffee, tea, or hot chocolate. With these diverse options, Easter morning at church meals can be unforgettable!
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Tips for Setting up a Breakfast Buffet
When serving brunch to a group of people, you should definitely consider serving the food buffet style. This will help you not have to be constantly waiting on people and allowing you to enjoy the festivities.
When serving buffet style meals, I like to set the food up in my kitchen. Line up the food on the table and have the plates, utensils and napkins on one end so people can easily help and serve themselves.
Remember the reason your family and friends are coming over...to spend time with you! Yes, you want to serve delicious food and have a beautiful table setting, but remember to relax and enjoy your guests.
Try not to get so caught up in making everything perfect that you forget to have fun!
Hot and Cold Easter Drinks
Plan to have coffee and beverages set up in a different area away from the hot food. That way you don't have people juggling plates and drinks at the same time.
They can help themselves to the food and then stop over at the beverage station and pour a glass of Easter Brunch Punch, Lime Water Recipe or a cup of hot coffee.
Top Tip
Try freezing grapes the night before to use as ice for the cold beverages. You can also freeze lemon and lime slices in ice cube trays filled with pineapple juice, orange juice or plain water.
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This recipe has been updated since it first appeared in 2022 with new photos, and information. I hope you enjoy the updates as much as I enjoyed working on them!
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