The Easter Bunny may love carrots, but at our house, the Easter Bunny gets bread pudding. We love bread pudding on Easter Sunday not only because it’s delicious but also because it’s easy to bake and serve after Easter Sunday services. It’s also versatile — you can fill that casserole pan with savory or sweet fillings!
Still looking for some Easter treats to pick up? Check out our Easter treats feature for ideas.
Starting with that luxurious Bananas Foster Bread Pudding (above) from our friends at Marais in Dickinson. If you gave up sweets for Lent, this is ‘the’ dish to reward yourself with! Get the recipe here.
Capirotada (Mexican Bread Pudding)
Starting with one of our most loved Easter Bread pudding recipes, Capirotada, a Mexican bread pudding traditionally served on Easter made with lots of spices, nuts and dried fruit. The ingredients date all the way back to the 1640s and symbolize the Passion of Christ.
Apple & Ham Breakfast Bread Pudding
This one of our secret recipes from Sonoma County! This Apple & Ham Breakfast Bread Pudding is so simple to put together from our friends at the Camellia Inn. You can prepare this dish the night before and bake Easter morning.
Bread Pudding with Rum Sauce
This casserole ‘pan of love’ is from our friends at Cartwright’s Ranch in Denton. The owner makes this Bread Pudding with Rum Sauce based on his grandmother’s recipe, and it just may remind you of your own Grandma’s recipe!
Southwestern Breakfast Bake
This is a savory take on a classic sweet bread pudding from our friends at Z’Tejas in Austin. It’s a truly ‘Texas’ version of bread pudding, with chopped bacon, green chiles and roasted red pepper. Get the recipe here.
Looking for a few more Easter Sunday recipes? Check our Easter brunch and lunch recipes here.
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