This menu isn't set/finalized yet. May still change (depends on hand joint pain and how much help I can get).
Good Friday
Shrimp Cocktail and cocktail sauce
Matlaw's Clams Casino
Linguine with White Clam Sauce
Garlic Bread
Greek Salad
Easter Sunday
Breakfast:
Colored eggs
Italian Easter Meat Pie (Pizzagaina)
Sweet Pie
Lunch:
Stuffed Artichokes
Shrimp Cocktail and cocktail sauce
Honey Garlic Shrimp
Spanakopita (8"X8" Pan)
Dinner:
Smoked Ham
Roast Chicken
Gravy
Stuffing
Mashed Potatoes
Asparagus
Cracker Barrel Biscuits
Dessert:
Mini Cheesecake (6”)
Cherry pie topping
I make small amounts of each dish. Ham leftovers are used for soup, and ham sandwiches (also the biscuits). Leftover asparagus if any go into an omelet or scramble (with grated Italian cheese added). Spanakopita, pizzagaina and sweet pie is for breakfasts/lunches.How many people are you feeding for Easter, msmofet?

I'll bet you can nail that lamb tagine with your eyes closed!I'm cooking for four it seems (son, daughter and her boyfriend). I'm torn between a selection of Indian dishes or a large lamb tagine (with saffron, chickpeas and vegetables included). Whatever it is, I need to make ahead and re-heat. I simply hate cooking for any event as I worry too much it will go wrong. Its not enjoyable to me. At least if I make ahead I can be sure it is OK.
This also means I need to clean the house...
well I'm more confident with Indian food really. I can easily cook lots if different Indian dishes without thinking. Its a long time since I cooked Moroccan.I'll bet you can nail that lamb tagine with your eyes closed!![]()
Whatever you end up making I'm sure it will be excellent.well I'm more confident with Indian food really. I can easily cook lots if different Indian dishes without thinking. Its a long time since I cooked Moroccan.
Do the Indian. You can make it a day or two before, and it tastes even better.well I'm more confident with Indian food really.