Moms who have procrastinated on getting their dears dapper Easter duds may be in luck with sales on some of the most traditional looks. Seersucker shorts are perfect for egg hunts and practical for the rest of the warm season. Paired with a chick-chic yellow polo, your son will look like a ray of sunshine Sunday morn. Simple: Get the look with a pair of blue and white Chaps ($14) and a Read more

It's easy to create an elegant, inviting look for an Easter brunch or dinner. Start with a sunny yellow tablecloth. From there, throw in simple white plates, crisp cotton napkins, and vintage-looking utensils. Champagne flutes are a must to enjoy the sparkling signature cocktail. Glitter eggs are delicately pretty, while a white tabletop candelabra is a stunning focal point. Don't forget at Read more

Like every holiday, your Easter dinner (or brunch) should start off with a signature cocktail. A drink that uses sparkling wine is especially celebratory. I plan on serving this concoction entitled peach and Prosecco ice. The pretty cocktail is similar to the classic bellini, but since peaches aren't in season it calls for frozen sliced peaches. It's festive, fruity, and light. The subtly sweet Read more

When I saw this recipe for a warm strawberry crumb cake in the current issue of Food and Wine magazine, I instantly knew I had to try it! With its plump juicy berries, this cake screams Spring — making it the perfect finish to any Easter meal. In the recipe, fresh strawberries are tossed with sugar, lemon juice, and vanilla. A smooth cake batter tops the berries and a brown sugar butter crumble Read more

While many people celebrate Easter over brunch, my family gathers together for a late lunch/early dinner. Since both Spring and Easter are about rebirth, serve a menu that highlights seasonal ingredients. Start with smashed peas and mint on crisp bruschetta. For the entree, offer guests a juicy leg of lamb roasted with garlic and rosemary and topped with a red wine reduction. Traditional steamed Read more

Here comes Peter Cottontail hoppin' down the bunny trail! Let's see if you're ready for Easter. Egg dye? Check. Cellophane grass? Check. Matching gingham dresses and jumpers for the lil scavengers? Check. Apparel for the itty bitty guy? Negative. Just because he can't hunt for eggs doesn't mean he can't participate in the bunnyrific festivities. Doll your sweet babe up in one of these darling Read more

If you can't stomach the thought of eating baskets and bowls of tinted hard boiled eggs this Easter, consider an equally edible and kid-friendly alternative. Rather than dipping traditional eggs, make JELLO Egg Jigglers. Enlist your tots and gather the ingredients: JELL-O mix, water and the egg molds. Then whip up a few batches so you have an assortment of colors and flavors. After chilling, Read more

It's the week after a long weekend of Easter entertaining, and your refrigerator's jam-packed with everything from baked ham to frozen peas. Put your springtime ingredients to good use with this fresh flavored combination of fettucine with mint, cream, peas, and ham that's as gratifying as it is effortless to make. The best part about the dish? It won't take more than half an hour of your time. Read more

If you don't have elaborate plans for tonight but are still looking to celebrate Easter in a special way, then this festive lasagna is calling your name. Not only is this contemporary twist on the traditional Italian staple a cinch to make, but it also couldn't be more seasonally appropriate with ham and our favorite Spring vegetable, asparagus. Ring in the holiday when you read more Read more