15 Easter Appetizers For Your Party
Kick off your holiday gathering with these delicious Easter appetizers. From charcuterie boards to baby chick deviled eggs, there’s a recipe for everyone.
There’s even an adorable Easter egg-shaped cheeseball that’ll look so festive on your table.
Let us know in the comments which appetizer you’re going to make for your Easter party this year.
Easter Charcuterie Board
Charcuterie boards are always a hit at celebrations because of how many flavor combinations guests can have on a single board.
The centerpiece of this board is a bowl of hummus decorated with a bunny’s face, which is such a cute touch.
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Salmon Cucumber Rolls
Give your Easter celebration some spring flavor with these salmon cucumber rolls. Smoked salmon, cream cheese, and avocado are rolled up in thin cucumber slices to make this fantastic appetizer.
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Carrot Crescent Rolls
These cute carrot-shaped crescent rolls are so festive. Made with crescent dough and stuffed with cream cheese filling, these come together in under 20 minutes.
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Shrimp Deviled Eggs
Take your deviled eggs to the next level this Easter with these shrimp deviled eggs.
The great thing about this recipe is that you can easily substitute the shrimp for your favorite seafood, such as smoked salmon and lump crab.
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Mini Quiche
Quiches are a favorite for a reason, and these mini versions give you the deliciousness of the full-sized version, all in one bite. Not only that, but these are so versatile that you can fill them with different meat and veggies.
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Easter Egg Cheese Ball
Everyone at your party will go love this cheeseball that looks just like an Easter egg. The Easter egg design is made by arranging walnuts, dried cranberries, and parsley onto the cheeseball.
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Bruschetta with Cream Cheese
Bruschetta is one of those appetizers that is always a hit because it’s delicious and easy to make.
Take this classic appetizer a step further by adding cream cheese, and you’ll have a dish that guests will rave about.
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Lamb Ribs
These lamb ribs only need about 10 minutes of prep time, giving you time to prepare for your Easter party while they bake in the oven. The honey garlic glaze is so delicious.
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Ham Salad
This ham salad is a crowd-pleasing dip that’ll have everyone asking for the recipe. Serve it with crackers, veggies, or bread.
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Bloody Mary Deviled Eggs
If you’re tired of traditional deviled eggs, try this non-alcoholic bloody mary version, which is the perfect finger food to serve at Easter Brunch. The deviled egg mixture has all the flavors of a Bloody Mary minus the vodka.
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Puff Pastry Asparagus
This elegant appetizer is easily made by spreading a cream cheese mixture onto the puff pastry and layering it with asparagus and parmesan cheese. The Everything Bagel Seasoning takes the flavor up a notch.
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Coconut Shrimp
Guests at your Easter party will be impressed with this coconut shrimp recipe, which tastes like it came from a restaurant. Serve them with Thai sweet chili sauce or any other fruit-based dip like orange marmalade.
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Cream Cheese Dill Dip
This cream cheese and dill dip can be easily thrown together in five minutes, then needs some time in the fridge to chill. Creamy and refreshing, this dip goes perfectly with crackers, chips, and veggies.
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Smoked Salmon Platter
Different types of smoked salmon are laid out alongside bread, a homemade cream cheese spread, and veggies to make this crowd-pleasing charcuterie board.
If you’re serving this starter for Easter brunch, you could swap out the bread for mini bagels.
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Baby Chick Deviled Eggs
These baby chick deviled eggs may look difficult to pull off, but once you get the hang of cutting the zigzag shape into the egg and popping out the yolk, they couldn’t be easier to make.
The adorable chick face is made with a tiny carrot triangle for its beak and dots of food coloring for its eyes. So clever!
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