Easter Brunch and Dyed Eggs

What is the true meaning of Easter, and why do we celebrate? Easter is the remembrance and honor of the day Jesus Christ rose from the dead. Easter traditions include sunrise services, late-night vigils, family gatherings, and dying eggs for hunting or eating.

Episode #47

Episode #47 of Provisions and Libation Podcast covers the religious aspects of this memorable holiday. Food and Wine Magazine prepared a guide for traditional feasting options and recipes for your special occasion.

https://www.foodandwine.com/holidays-events/easter/best-easter-recipes?hid=d2993ad7eb96b7cd3931e58c837c78ca41e98b33&utm_campaign=faw-the-dish_newsletter&utm_medium=email&lcthttp://Best Easter Recipesg=d2993ad7eb96b7cd3931e58c837c78ca41e98b33&did=12311301-20240323&utm_source=faw&utm_content=032324

The queen of interior design and everything in between, Martha Stewart, goes into grave detail with new ideas, tips, and tricks for decorating your eggs using natural dyes or spray paint. No matter what medium you choose, you can’t go wrong. They are all so festive and sure to please in the garden on Easter morning as the little ones search for their golden Eggs.

https://www.marthastewart.com/275369/decorating-easter-eggs

We enjoyed a long Easter weekend in Texas, visiting a few of our favorite places and partaking in wine tasting, golf, and shooting guns, but mostly spending quality time together. We even had an old-fashioned egg hunt for my daughter-in-law’s younger siblings. The Golden Egg was full of silver and gold coins and was not the last to be found. The holiday spirit was shared all weekend as we sat in the backyard feasting on a new Easter tradition of Mexican food and BBQ tri-tip.