50+ Easy Easter Brunch Recipes to Celebrate Spring

Easter just wouldn't be the same without a big plate of hot cross buns. We love them toasted and buttered!

Get the recipe for Hot Cross Buns.

Another Easter staple? Ham! This tender version is easy to make—it uses only five ingredients.

Get the recipe for Pineapple-Glazed Ham.

Serve these elegant, delicious patties in addition—or as a replacement—to the ham. Sub out the saltines for your favorite almond-flour cracker, and they're also gluten free!

Get the recipe for Salmon Patties.

Looking for something more on the breakfast end of brunch? This treat is a great way to use some of the eggs you didn't get around to decorating.

Get the recipe for Eggs Florentine.

If you're looking for an Easter dish that's both satisfying and a little special, we suggest you take a page from South Carolina's Lowcountry cookbooks, and add some seafood.

Get the recipe for Baked Deviled Crab.

Another Lowcountry classic, braised turkey wings are a must-have at any celebration. They're a delicious way to give Easter a bit of Southern flair.

Get the recipe for Braised Turkey Wings.

This Lowcountry Gullah-style side keeps the okra flavor up front, and is lighter than the roux-based gumbos you would see in more Cajun areas. It'll satisfy your vegetarian guests and gluten-free guests as well!

Get the recipe for Stewed Okra and Tomatoes.

And another Lowcountry classic, these hearty Lima beans are seasoned with pork, and perfect for rounding out a brunch plate.

Get the recipe for Instant Pot Lima Beans.

Think of this super colorful grazing plate dish as a pre-brunch food. Set it out before the Easter egg hunt!

Get the recipe for Spring Crudités Board.

There's no time like brunch for a cocktail. This springy chamomile-flavored gin flip is absolutely refreshing.

Get the recipe for Spring Crudités Board.

For a flavor and look that will surprise and delight guests, spend a few minutes the week before Easter prepping some cured egg yolks. Then just grate them over fresh asparagus. It's absolutely delicious.

Get the recipe for Salt-Cured Egg Yolks.

Studded with colored eggs, this classic Easter bread is a must-have on the table.

Get the recipe for Easter Bread.

Going for a more breakfasty brunch? These kid-friendly ricotta pancakes are everything you want: light, fluffy, and extra rich tasting. And the compote topping is pure spring.

Get the recipe for Ricotta Pancakes.

Canadian bacon is already a treat, but this easy honey-mustard glaze takes it to "can I have the recipe" levels of good.

Get the recipe for Honey Mustard-Glazed Canadian Bacon.

Need to make a big brunch for a hungry crew? This satisfying skillet recipe is easy and impressive.

Get the recipe for Roasted Potato and Pepper Hash.

It's just not brunch without a refreshing drink. This simple herbal tea is kid-friendly, and grown-up fancy.

Get the recipe for Fresh Mint and Lemon Iced Tea.

If you're looking for something a little more adult for your Easter brunch, mix up a bottle of this bright, floral cocktail, named after The Great Gatsby's famous unrequited love.

Get the recipe for The Daisy Buchanan Cocktail.

Here's a simple Easter brunch idea: Fresh rhubarb, poached in maple syrup, makes a delicious and elegant topping for your favorite breakfast yogurt. Add a little homemade granola and it's *chef's kiss*.

Get the recipe for Poached Rhubarb.

This rich, savory pancake-like concoction has an impressive look that belies how easy it is to make. It's perfect for a small but fancy Easter brunch.

Get the recipe for Roasted Mushroom and Bacon Dutch Baby.

Treat yourself and the family to a decadent-but-light brunch by whipping this batter Saturday, and storing it in the fridge until the morning.

Get the recipe for Overnight Yeasted Waffles.

Give yourself a treat with this bright, citrusy cocktail.

Get the recipe for Grapefruit, Honey, and Rosemary Smash.

Homemade sausage is far tastier than the pre-fab variety, and doesn't take much work to mix together—you can do it the night before.

Get the recipe for Maple-Glazed Breakfast Sausage.

This pasta is great for a brunch meal because it's light, yet filling, with fresh salmon and English peas.

Get the recipe for Spring Pasta with Salmon, Peas, and Dill.

If you want to stick to the classics but add a little twist, this is a kid-friendly Easter brunch ideas is a great option. It's got everything you love about chicken salad with a couple special ingredients.

Get the recipe for Updated Classic Chicken Salad.

In place of a dull salad, serve this fresh, tangy asparagus dish that will start off your brunch in the best way.

Get the recipe for Shaved Asparagus and Parmesan Salad with Raisins.

Use a clover cookie cutter and cut off the stem to make these sweet shapes, filled with your favorite ingredients, such as egg salad or salmon and cucumber.

Get the recipe for Egg Salad Sandwiches.

No brunch is complete without a bubbly drink to toast with. This punch is a great option, since it's full of bright spring flavors.

Get the recipe for Dogwood Punch.

For a crunchy, zesty bite at your Easter brunch, these crispy toasts topped with fresh radishes and radish leaves will make a bright addition to your spread.

Get the recipe for Radish Leaf Toasts.

Serve this flavorful chicken salad either in tea sandwiches, in a salad, or just on its own at your brunch.

Get the recipe for Curry Chicken Salad.

For a light mid-morning bite, try this tart that's both zesty and rich due to the tangy marinade and ricotta and goat cheese spread.

Get the recipe for Marinated Squash Tart.