Typical Easter Dinner Traditions

[Azure Sage]

So, today's Easter! If you celebrate it, how do you celebrate it?

I'm wondering this because my family's tradition for it isn't really the norm, I don't think. We always have raviolis for Easter. That's our Easter food. I associate Easter with raviolis and I can't imagine eating anything else for it. I don't even know what most people eat for it. This year, we have a leftover turkey breast that we have to use up so we're doing Thanksgiving dinner for Easter dinner instead, and it feels so wrong, like this isn't what we're supposed to be doing. I find it hard to consider this a proper Easter this year now.

So how about you guys? What is a typical Easter dinner to you?

 

[Morbid Minish]

We don't really do Easter dinner much anymore. But whenever we did it would typically be ham, mashed potatoes, corn, Mac and cheese, green beans, and rolls. And for dessert we'd have this jello that my mom makes that's lime jello mixed with cream cheese and heavy whipping cream and marshmallows and pineapple added to it.

 

[Dizzi]

ham and the full blasta....

 

[ExLight]

sad ate two chocolate bars yesterday, does that count