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Whether you are serving brunch, lunch or dinner, these five Easter recipes are the perfect addition to your table this holiday.

Braised Lamb Shanks in Red Wine

Slow cooker Braised Lamb Shanks in Red Wine from Everyday Good Thinking by @hamiltonbeach

Instead of working extra hours in the kitchen, enjoy the Easter egg hunt and take pictures of the kids discovering their baskets. You can make these Braised Lamb Shanks in Red Wine in the slow cooker before festivities get underway, so you can enjoy the fun with everyone else. Serve the rich shanks over mashed potatoes or polenta for a special holiday dinner.

Roasted Asparagus Salad with Blue Cheese Vinaigrette

Roasted Asparagus with Blue Cheese Vinaigrette | Everyday Good Thinking - the official blog of @hamiltonbeach

If you’re sitting down for a meal on Easter, asparagus will likely make an appearance on the table. Blue cheese vinaigrette, toasted walnuts and fresh dill top this asparagus to deepen the flavor profile and make it a memorable side dish. Roasted Asparagus Salad with Blue Cheese Vinaigrette is a nice accompaniment to ham, steak or lamb, or you could enjoy it as a standalone lunch.

Spring Pea Soup

Spring Pea Soup

This cold pea soup is a refreshing twist on a classic. Spring Pea Soup is lightened up with brighter ingredients like vibrant herbs, zesty lemon and tangy Greek yogurt. The spring pea, determined not to be taken for granted, shines in this soup that will be the perfect addition to your Easter lunch menu.

Pimento Cheese Deviled Egg

Pimento Cheese Deviled Eggs from Everyday Good Thinking, the official blog by @hamiltonbeach

Deviled eggs are an Easter must-have. While Classic deviled eggs are a no-fail favorite, why not jazz up your favorite recipe by adding something no one will complain about – cheese. We mixed pimento cheese with the egg yolks for a cheesy twist on the standard deviled egg. Top each Pimento Cheese Deviled Egg with a small slice of crispy bacon to assure your guests come back for seconds.

Carrot Cake 

Carrot Cake

Just incase your guests didn’t get their sugar fix from all of the Easter egg candy, serve Carrot Cake for dessert this Easter. This carrot cake is simply delectable, and since it’s made with two cups of shredded carrots, it at least seems healthy, right? The tartness of the cream cheese frosting brings it all together, making one sweet, crunchy, moist delicious cake. Serve it with coffee to end your Easter meal.



Slow cooker Braised Lamb Shanks in Red Wine from Everyday Good Thinking by @hamiltonbeach

If you’re celebrating Easter, chances are you’re breaking bread with family or friends. Classic dishes like deviled eggs, mashed potatoes, asparagus, glazed ham and lamb will make an appearance on the buffet table. Pound cake, carrot cake, flavored coffee and mimosas may show up for dessert.

Slow cooker Braised Lamb Shanks in Red Wine from Everyday Good Thinking by @hamiltonbeach

Slow cooker Braised Lamb Shanks in Red Wine from Everyday Good Thinking by @hamiltonbeach

Instead of working extra hours in the kitchen, enjoy the Easter egg hunt and take pictures of the kids opening their Easter baskets this year. You can prepare your lamb dish in the slow cooker before festivities get underway, so you can enjoy the fun with everyone else.

Slow cooker Braised Lamb Shanks in Red Wine from Everyday Good Thinking by @hamiltonbeach

Slow cooker Braised Lamb Shanks in Red Wine from Everyday Good Thinking by @hamiltonbeach
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  1. Heat oil in a large dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add onions and garlic. Cook for 3 minutes. Stir in carrots and celery and cook for an additional 3 minutes. Transfer onion and carrot mixture to a medium bowl.
  2. Shake flour, salt and pepper in a recloseable plastic zipper bag. Place lamb in bag. Seal and shake until lamb is coated.
  3. Add coated lamb shanks to dutch oven to brown on all sides, cooking over medium high heat about 15 minutes. Add additional oil, if necessary.
  4. Place lamb shanks in slow cooker crock. Top with onion and carrot mixture, wine, rosemary sprigs and bay leaves.
  5. Cover slow cooker and cook on HIGH 3 1/2 to 4 hours or LOW 7 to 8 hours until meat is tender.
Recipe Notes

If you have a slow cooker with stove-top safe cookware, substitute the cookware for the skillet in the directions above. After browning or sautéing, place cookware in base, cover and cook as directed in recipe.

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