April, 2025 Edition

April, 2025

Welcome to FoodieSite!

Whether you're welcoming spring blossoms in the northern hemisphere or enjoying the crisp autumn air down south, April is a time of renewal and joy—perfect for gathering loved ones around the table. From vibrant Easter brunches and chocolate-filled treats to light, seasonal dishes bursting with fresh ingredients, we’ve got the recipes and inspiration to make every meal memorable. Let’s savor the flavors of the season and create delicious moments that reflect April’s bright, hopeful spirit!

Easter, 2025

Celebrate Easter with Delicious Chocolate Recipes & Traditional Dishes!

This Easter, indulge in rich, festive flavors with our handpicked recipe collections. For Good Friday, savor traditional and new exciting seafood recipes. Then, on Easter Sunday, delight in classic dishes from around the world. Whether you're honoring tradition or trying something new, these recipes will make your Easter unforgettable.

Recipe Ideas

Lobster bisque ready to eat
Lobster Bisque

6 Portions

Prep: 30 minutes
Cook: 30 minutes

A slice ofPigeon Terrine
Pigeon Terrine

1 litre terrine (8-12 Portions)

Prep: 30-40 minutes plus 2 hours marinating
Cook: 1½ hours

Stuffed Crab Claws with Spicy Crab and Papaya Salad
Stuffed Crab Claws

12 Stuffed Crab Claws

Prep: 20 minutes
Cook: 15 Minutes

Spicy Flat Iron Steak servered with salad and bread
Spicy Flat Iron Steak

4 Portions

Prep: 15 minutes plus minimum 4-12 hours marinating
Cook: 5 minutes

Raw Broad Bean Dip served with home made Grissini.
Raw Broad Bean Dip

Portions: 2-4 (the amount depends on the size of the broad beans)

Prep: 30-40 minutes

Whole Roasted Cauliflower ready to serve.
Whole Roasted Cauliflower

4 Portions as a main or 6 if served with a selection of dishes

Prep: 5 minutes
Cook: 50-60 minutes

Seasonal Recipe Ideas

Sarah's Seasonal Recipe List has been updated with great ideas, which can be found below. Also, we have the April's guide to the best seasonal produce. It is our "What to eat now" guide for those who are looking to get the most out of their local ingredients. There are Northern Hemisphere and Southern Hemisphere articles.

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Enjoy!

The bare ingredients team.