Bird’s Nest Cake
Make Easter extra sweet and brighten your holiday table with a whimsical dessert that is sure to please!
See recipe: Bird’s Nest Cake
Lemon Ginger Pound Cake
Cost per serving: $0.71
This cake is equally as delicious even when made a day early—simply wrap at room temperature and glaze the cake on the day you plan to serve it.
See recipe: Lemon Ginger Pound Cake
Bunny Cars
Go green! The grass surrounding the Bunny Cars is sweetened coconut mixed with green food coloring. Add more green to go darker, or a bit of yellow for a different shade.
See recipe: Bunny Cars
Pecan Shortbread Easter Cookies
Cost per serving: 19¢
Make your cookies look extra special with royal icing. Start with royal icing mix ($6 for 14 oz.; wilton.com) and add water as the package label directs, then dye with food coloring and pipe or spoon onto cookies. Let stand overnight so the icing can harden.
See recipe: Pecan Shortbread Easter Cookies
Lemon Curd–Filled Meringue Eggs
Cost per serving: $1.12
If you’re tight on time, use store-bought lemon curd in place of homemade. Or, fill each meringue center with lemon sorbet.
See recipe: Lemon Curd–Filled Meringue Eggs
Carrot Cupcakes
Cost per serving: 48¢
We know the Easter bunny loves carrots, and with these cupcakes so will your family.
See recipe: Carrot Cupcakes
Lemon-Strawberry Trifle
Cost per serving: $1.70
Loved ones will happily dig right into this decadent Lemon-StrawberryTrifle. If you enjoy making lemon curd, feel free to swap 1 1/3 cups of yours for the jarred curd.
See recipe: Lemon-Strawberry Trifle
Lemon Roulade
Cost per serving: $1.79
Slice strawberries or other seasonal fruit onto the dish to add color and flavor.
See recipe: Lemon Roulade
Coconut-Almond Chocolate Chip Cookies
Cost per serving: 27¢
These tiny cookies pack a lot of flavor!
See recipe: Coconut-Almond Chocolate Chip Cookies
Sour Cherry Coffee Cake
Cost per serving: 91¢
We like the balance sour cherries give the sweet streusel that tops this coffee cake but substitute blueberries or raspberries for something different.
See recipe: Sour Cherry Coffee Cake
Bunny Cookie Cupcakes
This adorable 2-in-1 treat is as sweet as it is precious. With a little help from refrigerated sugar cookie dough, these bunny-shaped cookies dress up your favorite standard cupcake recipe.
See Recipe: Bunny Cookie Cupcakes
Related Links: More Easter recipes, crafts and decorating ideas.
Sweet Li’l Bunny Cupcakes
The secret to decorating these festive Easter cupcakes are the colored sugar and the cute candy decorations. No decorating sugar? Tint granulated sugar with a few drops of food coloring for a similar effect.
We found these adorable bunny royal-icing toppers among the selection of cupcake and cookie decorating supplies at coppergifts.com.
Recipe: Sweet Lil Bunny Cupcakes
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