Easter is a fun holiday for kids and one way you can help them get into the spirit of Easter, and enjoy the holiday more, is to let them make some fun, kid-friendly Easter recipes. The following are a few fun, tasty Easter recipes you can use to create and Easter bunny meal!\u00a0 Let your child help with the whole meal, starting with the appetizer.<\/p>\n
Appetizer<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Easter Bunny Salad<\/em><\/p>\n Tthis fun looking salad will be as enjoyable to make as it is to eat.<\/p>\n Ingredients<\/strong><\/p>\n Pear halves<\/p>\n Raisins<\/p>\n Miniature marshmallows or cottage cheese<\/p>\n Lettuce<\/p>\n Apple slices or Almonds<\/p>\n Instructions<\/strong><\/p>\n To make this individual salad, start by putting a leaf of lettuce down as a garnish on a plate.\u00a0 Make sure it is big enough for your pear half to rest on. Now, add the pear half. You want the open side down. This is the body of your Easter bunny. Now, take some raisins, and insert them into the pear for the eyes and nose of the bunny. Take two apple slices or almonds to make the ears of your edible Easter bunny, and use cottage cheese or a mini-marshmallow to make the little bunny tail.<\/p>\n Main Dish<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Ham. Let your child help you prepare the ham, and then let them have some fun before serving it.<\/p>\n Start with a basic honey baked ham, cook it and then separate out the slices. Take metal cookie cutters in Easter shapes, preferably bunnies, and let your child cut the ham slices into shapes before serving them.<\/p>\n Dessert<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n What is a meal that does not have a delicious dessert to top it off?<\/p>\n Easter Bunny Cupcakes<\/em><\/p>\n