50 Easter Recipes That Will Make Your Holiday Brunch Irresistible (2024)

Enjoy these chocolate-filled scones with your morning cup of coffee to make the holiday extra sweet.

Get the Sour Cream-Chocolate Chip Scones recipe.

So cupcakes aren't exactly brunch food, but when they're waffle-y, it seems like an exception can be made to that rule.

Get the Wafflecakes recipe.

Popovers are a criminally underrated baked good. These ones are a simple backdrop to your favorite butters, jams, and spreads.

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A big egg scramble is a great way to feed a lot of people at once, so if you're having a large family brunch, this recipe will be a lifesaver.

Get the Pimiento, Cheese, and Ham Scramble recipe.

Chocolate and peanut butter is a classic combination and these pancakes are a hearty, satisfying and deliciously sweet way to incorporate that flavor combo into brunch.

Get the Peanut Butter and Chocolate Chip Pancakes recipe.

Remind everyone how much you love them with these individual pieces of "love toast." Sprinkle with some fresh herbs to make it look straight out of your favorite restaurant.

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Doughnuts are one of the best breakfast pastries, and this recipe combines two different classic flavors — lemon poppyseed and jelly-filled — for a completely new experience.

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Who needs a bowl of cereal when you could have a bowl of French toast? Top with your favorite assorted berries and a sprinkle of powdered sugar.

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If you're worried about your brunch becoming too pastry- or egg-heavy, incorporate a salad that's light and fresh like this citrus-centered one.

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Imagine how excited the kids will be when they find out they're having pizza for brunch! This one is topped with breakfast staples like bacon and eggs.

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Step aside peanut butter, there's a new nut spread in town. These banana and almond butter pancakes have the perfect mix of sweet and salty, and the almond butter adds some protein that will keep you feeling satisfied.

Get the Banana and Almond Butter Pancakes recipe.

Dessert for breakfast? Yes please! These pancakes are superb with caramelized apples, walnuts, and a dash of syrup.

Get the Apple Pie Pancakes with Maple Walnuts recipe.

We can always get behind a solid breakfast sandwich, especially one that uses waffles instead of basic bread. You will need an Easter nap after gobbling this up.

Get the Buttermilk Waffle, Bacon and Egg Sandwich recipe.

The perfect side dish for those who enjoy sweet and savory flavors. Make extra since it's sure to go fast.

Get the Sweet-and-Spicy Glazed Bacon recipe.

It wouldn't be brunch if there wasn't a delicious quiche or two.

Get the Cheesy Bell Pepper and Herb Quiche recipe.

Bring the classic PB&J to new levels with this bread pudding dish that will make a big splash at your Easter brunch.

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Catch us whipping this up just so we can savor that hash brown crust.

Get the Quiche Lorraine with Hash Brown Crust recipe.

Cinnamon buns always seem to win over a crowd, and these are no different. The addition of bacon gives these super sweet bites some saltiness to balance out the flavors.

Get the Maple, Bacon, and Pecan Sticky Buns recipe.

Tater tots are the ingredient your cheesy egg casserole was missing all along.

Get the Egg and Tater Bake recipe.

Though it maybe look like a restaurant-served meal, these easy-to-make egg pepper rings are ready to go in just 20 minutes.

Get the Egg Pepper Rings with Carrot Salsa recipe.