Summer life is the best, I tell ya! How to Make Lemon Raspberry Cake Last weekend the raspberries looked especially plump and lovely so I splurged and bought 6 cartons!!!ģ to eat and 3 to bake with. Every weekend you can find me at our local farmer’s market, swiping up as many cartons as I can carry. I’ve been taking advantage of Summer berries in a major way. It was during these shenanigans this Lemon Raspberry Cake came to be. I treated myself to delivery (twice!), curled up on the couch for a serious Criminal Minds marathon, and baked until there was no sugar left in the pantry. I happily accepted the less than stellar weather as an opportunity to nest. Last week we had 3 straight days of crazy rain and I barely left the house. It’s the perfect lemon raspberry dessert for Mother’s Day or Easter brunch! Along with American, Italian, and French dishes, we've also included foods from Mexico, Portugal, Poland, and more.If you like lemons and raspberries you’re going to LOVE this Lemon Raspberry Cake! This raspberry cake is exploding with fresh lemon flavor and covered in tangy lemon cream cheese frosting. In Italy, it's adorned with colorful boiled eggs but in Greece red eggs on top is the tradition. Here's another fun food fact: many cultures make some kind of sweet Easter bread. But did you know that lamb is actually one of the more common main courses on Easter? Ham turned into the practical Easter alternative in the United States because it became more affordable in the 20th century. Some of these holiday foods even have Easter origins that date back to ancient times!įor Ree Drummond, Easter Sunday wouldn't be complete without deviled eggs and her favorite ham recipes.
And, of course, there are tons of traditional Easter food from around the world, too! From classics (like glazed ham and asparagus) here in the United States to Easter cakes and dinner recipes from various countries overseas, this list has tons of inspiration that you’ll want to try. While some people might recognize the common practice of attending church services and filling Easter baskets, other countries celebrate by flying kites or dying eggs red. Every family has their own unique Easter traditions-and that goes for households around the world! Even the community of Pioneer Woman readers have their own Easter customs to share.
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