Whether It's For You or a Crew, These At-Home Easter Recipes Are Worth Making

Your Sunday best doesn't just refer to your clothing anymore! This fun and creative Easter bread recipe will turn your table into a festive and delicious feast.

Enjoy a fuss-free morning when you make this overnight French toast in advance. With hints of cinnamon, maple, and vanilla, every bite is a treat.

Make Easter morning a breeze when you whip up this overnight bake the day before. Layered with English muffins, hearty bacon, and hollandaise sauce, this recipe will fill everyone up until dinner rolls around.

Light, flaky, and easy to make, these scones pair well with butter and jam. Don't forget the tea!

Take pancakes to the next level when you make these filled-to-the-brim breakfast bites. Candied bacon and sweet corn make these the perfect mix of salty and sugary.

Indulge in bunch like never before when you make this show-stopping omelet roll. It's oozing with rich herb-infused cheese, rich smoked salmon, and healthy greens.

If you're looking to get a little dose of veggies into your meal, these pancakes are the way to go. Not to mention, they're also light, fluffy, and totally tasty.

Whip up warm crêpes in no time with this easy recipe. Feel free to add as much whipped cream, fresh fruit, and syrup as you want!

Complete with crispy ham, sweet potatoes, caramelized onions, and crumbled feta cheese, this frittata will have you going back for seconds (and maybe even thirds).

This big batch of French toast includes sweet Hawaiian bread, blueberries, and lemon zest to bring you a baked treat that's as delicious as ever.

For an enhanced spin on the spritz cocktail, add a splash of gin! Complemented by refreshing grapefruit flavors, this recipe is guaranteed to be a hit on Easter Sunday — or any Sunday, if we're being real.

Inspired by Brazil's national cocktail, this pink drink is a cute addition to your Easter festivities. With fresh lime, mint, grapefruit, and white rum, this beverage goes down super smooth. Drink up!

Classic, timeless, and always tasty, you can't go wrong with honey baked ham. This recipe is super similar to the popular HoneyBaked Ham Store version, so you already know it's going to be good.

With a sweet, savory, and tiny bit tangy taste, this rosemary citrus glazed ham delivers all the flavors you want, and then some. It's also so easy to make, so don't be intimidated by the fancy name.

The tangy taste of the balsamic dressing mixed with the hearty flavors of veggies makes these balsamic roasted Brussels sprouts and carrots a tasty treat. Move your main course over for these.

A simple one-pot side dish, these balsamic olive-oil braised green beans can be whipped up in just minutes. Add them to any meal lacking veggies and your work is done.

Want a super-simple dish? Look no further than these steamed carrots with olive oil and lemon. They are tasty, delightful, and one of the easiest side dishes to make.

Juicy, rich, and full of flavor, this brown sugar glazed ham can easily be made in a slow cooker. (The secret to this recipe is half a can of Dr. Pepper.)

To make this ham with cloves and Luxardo cherries, simply put whole cloves on the ham. They will act as little toothpicks and hold the pitted Luxardo cherries, and let the flavors sink in. Bon appétit!

For a healthy salad with a big bang of protein, this caesar shaved Brussels sprout salad with chickpeas brings a crunch to the table. Make room for some real taste.

Normal mashed potatoes are always good, but change things up with these crispy salt and pepper smashed potatoes. They are crispy and smooth at the same time, which is why they will be everyone's favorite dish after just one bite.

These hot ham and cheese sandwiches with bacon and caramelized onions make a perfect Easter brunch meal. They're packed with cheesy ham and hot bacon to warm you up from the inside out.

Want to use your leftovers to make a whole new meal? You got it! This ham and cheese baked recipe recipe will let you experiment all you want. Add herbs, different kinds of cheeses, and as much ham as you desire, and it will still taste good.

Did someone say garlic and bacon in the same sentence? These garlic bacon sautéed green beans with roasted mushrooms will definitely steal the side dish show.

Waking up was never easy, that is, until these ham and cheese everything-bagel bombs became a thing. Add as much or as little ham to these as you want — the power is in your hands.

Transform the way you eat waffles with these ham and cheese hash brown waffles. Just like the name implies, these waffles are filled with ham and cheese, making them the perfect Easter brunch staple. Feel free to get creative with what you top them with.

Sneak in vegetables and bacon all-in-one by making these bacon green bean bundles. They are rich in flavor and have nutrients, too!

These low-carb garlic roasted mushrooms are mixed with garlic, Parmesan cheese, and balsamic vinegar, practically making the flavor pop out of your mouth. This side dish will be gone in minutes!

Take dip to the big table with these spinach-artichoke-dip-stuffed mushrooms. They are rich and creamy and can be eaten in one big bite.

Make waking up more fun by making this ham and cheese breakfast casserole to start your day. We recommend adding lots of ham to this recipe. A bigger casserole is always better, in our opinion.

If you want to shake up the traditional appetizer game, these caramelized pineapple, ham, and cheese turnovers will do the trick. They are sweet, cheesy, savory, and buttery, all in one. The pineapple and ham perfectly complement each other leaving you with a sweet treat.

We all know how tasty normal sliders are, but have you tried ham and cheese sliders? Make sure to get the sweet Hawaiian rolls for an extra burst of flavor.

One of the best dinner side dishes just got better, thanks to Chrissy Tiegen's amazing scalloped potato recipe. Don't tell anyone, but we think the secret weapon is the bacon.

For a simply elegant side, drizzle steamed asparagus and grated hard-boiled egg with a zingy vinaigrette.

Lush deviled eggs are a classic solution for using up all those gorgeous dyed Easter eggs.

Grown-ups and children alike will delight in shimmering homemade Cadbury Creme Eggs.

Add a Spring-centric touch to your table with these adorable faux flower pots. Hidden under the crushed Oreo topping are lush layers of cake and ice cream.

If your Easter festivities are a brunch affair, consider serving coddled eggs. Unlike scrambled or poached eggs, these ramekin-bound bites are easy to scale up to feed a crowd.

Fill tender lemon pound cake cupcakes with zesty lemon curd for a dessert that's not only delicious, but also channels an Easter icon: the egg.

We're not being hyperbolic when we say that this is the easiest strawberry tart you'll ever make.