Whether you're planning a full Easter dinner or just in charge of bringing a dish to share, no holiday spread is complete without a stellar lineup of sides. From buttery rolls to vibrant spring salads, these Easter side dishes are the unsung heroes of the meal—bringing balance, color, and a whole lot of flavor to your table.

In this guide, we’ve rounded up 50 of our favorite Easter sides from the Food52 archives, including classics like scalloped potatoes and roasted carrots, plus fresh takes like herby grain salads and tender roasted radishes. You'll also find vegetarian brunch ideas, make-ahead favorites, and even a few Easter dinner ideas, or explore our full spring recipe collection for even more seasonal inspiration.

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Hosting an Easter brunch but want to switch things up this year? These easy and unexpected Easter brunch ideas are all about flavor, ease, and a little bit of springtime fun. From lemony baked goods to savory galettes, we’ve rounded up our favorite Food52 recipes that’ll surprise your guests—in the best way possible.

Whether you’re skipping the ham, feeding a vegetarian crowd, or just want something you can make ahead, these brunch-friendly picks deliver. You’ll find seasonal flavors, minimal prep, and even a few smart shortcuts (like frozen puff pastry or store-bought rolls) that make entertaining a breeze.

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Whether you're hosting brunch, bringing something to a spring picnic, or just craving a nostalgic snack, deviled eggs always deliver. Creamy, tangy, and endlessly riffable, they're the kind of thing people reach for before even asking what's in them. From the tried-and-true classics to recipes with kimchi, smoked trout, or crispy bacon, here are our best deviled egg recipes to make for your next gathering.

Cooked, cut in half, emptied, then refilled with something delicious—it begs the question: Are deviled eggs really just the egg version of twice baked potatoes? Either way, deviled eggs remain the perfect snack for spring hosting. Handheld, easy to make, and always crowd-pleasing, this classic deserves an invite to every party.

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There’s something about spring that makes dinner feel like an occasion again. The days are longer, flowers are blooming, and suddenly setting the table feels just as important as what’s being served.

I’ve loved “tablescaping” for as long as I can remember. Growing up, I’d jump at any excuse to set the table—Sunday dinners, holidays, even regular weeknights. I went through a serious napkin-folding phase (I’m talking flowers, hearts, animals…I’d even refold them at restaurants). At home, I’d use wrapping paper as a makeshift runner, sprinkle confetti around (much to my mother’s annoyance), and rummage through drawers for anything remotely decorative.

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