Celebrate with deliciousness this Easter

From sweet treats, to main meals and traditions from around the world, there's something for everyone at Easter with Thermomix®.

Hot cross bun, anyone?

Easter around the world

"Kalo Pascha!" ("Happy Easter!" in Greek). In Greece, families enjoy these biscuits throughout the Easter celebration as a little something sweet to enjoy with coffee or tea. They're a great make-ahead recipe and will keep in an airtight container in the pantry for up to one week. Find this recipe and more in our 'Easter around the world collection'.

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Easter your way

Whatever your Easter traditions, you'll find heaps of ideas for savoury and sweet right here on Cookidoo®. Search by keyword 'Easter' or by key ingredient, and let the inspiration flow.

Chorizo Burger with Jalapeno Aioli

Chorizo Burger with Jalapeno Aioli

Lamb Fillets with Pink Peppercorn Sauce

Lamb Fillets with Pink Peppercorn Sauce

Pork Tenderloin with Mustard Sauce

Pork Tenderloin with Mustard Sauce

Halibut with Apricot Chutney

Halibut with Apricot Chutney

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Rich yeast dough in Thermomix®

In many countries around the world, rich yeast dough pastries, like milk bread and brioche, are traditional at Easter. They take different forms, depending on the country of origin, but much of the base of the recipe is the same. Here are some tips for success inside and outside the Thermomix® mixing bowl: - Be patient: the butter, sugar and eggs in rich doughs can inhibit the fermentation process, which means proving can take longer. Ensure your dough doubles in size (or meats the cue as laid out in your recipe) before moving onto the next step - TM6 fermentation mode creates a warm proving environment for your dough that enables spectacular rising. Try it out with your rich doughs and see the results! - Thermomix® kneading your dough for you takes the question mark out of the kneading technique, which helps develop the gluten in even the most buttery of doughs

Try out these rich dough breads, ideal for breakfasts or morning tea

Sweet Easter treats

Want more? Head to our Easter around the world collection to kick-start your inspiration!

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