20 Easter Brunch Ideas At Home

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Easter is a joyous holiday celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ, bringing new hope of salvation.

It’s also one of my favorite holidays not only because of fun activities like Easter egg hunting, DIY wreath making, or the excitement of making Easter crafts with the kids and adults alike but a sumptuous brunch

with loved ones that satisfy my food cravings.

Usually, my family would find Easter Day events to join then head to a restaurant for a fine meal. You might have been doing something similar with your family, too!

But what if we prepare our own little feast at home, whipping up the perfect Easter lunch ideas?

20 Easter Brunch Ideas at Home to Celebrate

There are many meals we traditionally eat during Holy Week, along with fun recipes that make brunch more enjoyable!

However, with so many Easter-themed food ideas, it can be overwhelming to create your menu for brunch.

Not to worry, as I’m here to share awesome recipes that you can try!

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1. Healthy Breakfast Sandwiches

Photo by Kim’s Cravings

Healthy breakfast muffins like these are good for brunch or a quick light snack, but who can resist the good ol’ classic English muffins?

Replace your usual fast food breakfast sandwich with a healthy alternative made of chicken patties and egg whites. You get a healthy amount of protein with fewer calories!

Adjust your sandwich fillings however you want, it’s a versatile recipe.

I love adding vegetables to make them more nutritious. Add a few fruit pieces on the side, too!

2. Vegan Breakfast Sandwich

Photo by Yummy Mummy Kitchen

Healthy Easter brunch ideas don’t need to be so difficult to find!

If you’re a vegan craving a good ol’ breakfast sandwich, here’s a recipe that will remind you of Egg McMuffins.

3. Spring Salad

Photo by Love and Lemons

I understand some people are vegetarians or may not consume meat during Holy Week for abstinence. Good thing there are so many easy and healthy Easter salad recipes to try!

Welcome spring with a bright salad loaded with veggies, chickpeas, and a tangy wine vinegar dressing.

4. Scotch Eggs

Photo by Feed Your Sole

Add Scotch Eggs to your list of brunch ideas for Easter!

Just make sure you won’t mix these up with ones you’ll hide for a traditional Easter egg hunt.

Who knew apples work so well with eggs? It’s a good addition to your dining table as your family’s main course for brunch!

5. Crockpot French Toast

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With your trusty Crockpot, you can easily prepare your French toast and then leave it to cook overnight.

By the time you’re ready for brunch, you have a moist, indulgent dish to pour syrup or blueberries all over!

6. Healthy Blueberry Coffee Cake

Photo by Shuangy’s Kitchen Sink

Skip your cup of coffee because a slice of this cake will leave you energized!

You mustn’t worry about how cakes are unhealthy for brunch. It’s actually good for you as it’s paleo-friendly and contains wholesome ingredients.

7. Easter Bunny Cinnamon Rolls

Photo by Life Love Liz

Instead of the typical savory dishes that you’re used to for brunch, opt for something sweeter.

You won’t have to take too much time or effort thanks to pre-made cinnamon rolls!

While cinnamon rolls are great Easter-themed breakfast ideas, you can also serve them for dessert!

8. Chicken Arugula Salad

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If you’re having trouble looking for easy Easter brunch ideas at home, opt for hearty salads!

Whether you serve it as an appetizer or main course, salads are healthy, appetizing dishes that don’t require a ton of effort to make!

Chicken arugula salad is one of my favorites because of its refreshing flavors. The creamy dressing will be a hit, too!

9. Sweet Baked Potato Recipe

Photo by Sunkissed Kitchen

You can never go wrong with sweet baked potatoes!

Like carrots, you’ll get the benefits of beta carotene in sweet potatoes, which are good for your eyes and will make your skin glow too.

Your guests will love their taste, which is why this nutritious food makes it to our list as one of the best Easter brunch ideas for a crowd.

It’s an easy, versatile recipe so you can add whatever toppings that can cater to almost any diet or taste preference!

10. Beet Pickled Eggs

Photo by A Farm Girl’s Dabbles

I’ll be honest – Beet pickled eggs do not sound or look appetizing at all. But once you take a bite, expect a pleasant, tangy flavor that pairs well with many dishes.

I recommend serving them to add more color and interesting flavors to any Easter brunch recipe, especially salads.

11. Easter Bread

Photo by Jessica Gavin

Spread festive spirits and celebrate Easter with colorful Italian bread featuring an egg smack dab in the middle!

You can combine it with sweet or savory fillings, or have a slice on its own with a cup of coffee.

12. Italian Easter Pie

Photo by Savor the Flavor

Go for a traditional Italian pie commonly served during Easter, also known as Torta Pasqualino.

It’s the main dish complete with spinach, eggs, and a ton of cheese encased within a flaky crust no one will get enough of.

13. Healthy Quiche

Photo by Well Plated

Eggs is an important symbol during Easter, representing new life and rebirth. Besides egg decorating or hunting, you can feature them in your dishes!

For brunch, serve a healthy, crustless quiche loaded with protein and veggies. If cheese is your guilty pleasure (like me), overload the dish with it, I’m not judging!

14. Healthy Lemon Poppy Seed Bread

Photo by Ambitious Kitchen

You don’t need to wait for dessert to satisfy your sweet tooth anymore with lemon poppy seed bread.

Plus, it’s a healthy recipe that contains healthy fat and protein, making it a guilt-free brunch dish!

15. Easter Bunny Pancakes

Photo by DIY Candy

Bunny pancakes are one of the cute Easter brunch recipes I will never fail to squeal over.

Make your kid’s favorite brunch adorable AND nutritious by decorating a stack of pancakes with fruits!

Here’s one dish your little ones will surely finish.

16. Butternut, Apple, and Chicken Sausage Hash

Photo by Paleo Running Momma

Who would’ve thought apples would make a fantastic ingredient to breakfast hash recipes?

But once I think about it, apples are a sweet yet tart fruit that balances the savory flavors of sausages. You also get a nice crunch from it, making each bite an enjoyable one.