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Default Easter Dinner Menu - with recipes

On 4/1/2010 3:25 PM, sf wrote:
> On Thu, 01 Apr 2010 13:12:59 -0400, Kate Connally
> > wrote:
>
>> Sounds good except for the carrot cake. ;-)
>>
>> I'm having Easter dinner on Saturday at my aunt's.
>> She's making scalloped potatoes with ham in them, German-style
>> green beans (you know - with the bacon dressing), and coconut
>> cream pie for dessert. I'm bringing my curried eggs which I always
>> make on Easter and often other times as well for the last 20 or
>> more years - I love this recipe! I'm also making my famous
>> dove breads - also been making those on Easter for lo these
>> many years. I think I got the Stuffed Eggs from Gourmet magazine
>> and the Spring Dove Breads is from Bon Appetit.

>
> We usually have strawberry shortcake and if I'm feeling lazy, it's
> macerated strawberries over store bought or box mix angel food cake.


Now you've got me hungry for strawberry shortcake! I haven't made
it for a few years. But, I want mine with real shortcake! I have
an excellent recipe for the shortcake that I found about 10 or 15 years
ago. So much better than anything else I've ever had. And besides,
if you put the strawberries over angelfood cake it's not strawberry
shortcake as angelfood cake is not short. ;-) Something I have
often made for easter in the past is an angelfood cake with strawberry
buttercream icing. Yum. Haven't made that in a while either. Now,
I'm hungry for both!!!

> I saw a ricotta cheesecake recipe on the Today show this morning that
> looked really easy to make, so I think I'll make cheesecake this year
> and serve it with a sauce of chopped fresh strawberries macerated in
> sugar.


That sounds yummy.

Kate

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