Rekorderlig Cider is the premium cider sponsor for this first ever Taste of Perth, on from the 2nd to 4th May at Langley Park. Providing a liquid alternative to the food and restaurant displays, Rekorderlig Cider will have a "Rekorderlig Star" bar decked out in a Swedish winter theme. On the menu will be drinks like orange-ginger cider and 'winter' cider with apples, vanilla and cinnamon.
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| The Rekorderlig Star bar |
Rekorderlig Cider are kindly giving away a double pass to Taste of Perth along with two complimentary Rekorderlig Cider vouchers. If you would like to enter, please leave a comment on this post telling me your favourite cider flavour or experience (if you have one) or why you'd like to go to Taste of Perth this year. The give away is open to anyone, but obviously you will need to be able to attend the event in Perth at the start of May. The competition closes on the 23rd April 2014.
Now, on to Easter recipes. I'd happily eat my way through any and all of the ideas below, and I hope you will enjoy the suggestions too. If you already have your Easter menu planned, I'd also love to hear what you're making!
Breakfast
Caramel apple French toast from PETA - An amazing way to start your day.
Meyer lemon cranberry poppyseed muffins from Eats Well With Others - Many gorgeous flavours packed into one muffin.
Plum muffins with streusel topping from Bite-Sized Thoughts - A plum-filled breakfast alternative to my recent plum and almond cake.
Sprouted wheat, date and walnut essene bread from the Orgasmic Chef - It will take a bit of advance planning, but this bread sounds worth the effort.
Plum muffins with streusel topping from Bite-Sized Thoughts - A plum-filled breakfast alternative to my recent plum and almond cake.
Sprouted wheat, date and walnut essene bread from the Orgasmic Chef - It will take a bit of advance planning, but this bread sounds worth the effort.
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| Plum muffins with streusel topping |
Main
Citrus roasted tofu from VegKitchen- A great way to make tofu special.
Parsnip rice sushi from The Taste Space - A sweeter alternative to cauliflower rice.
Pumpkin scones with hemp seeds, nutritional yeast and herbs from Bite-Sized Thoughts - A perfect main meal accompaniment (even if I do say so myself!).
Vegetable tagine with chickpeas and raisins from BBC Good Food - A gorgeous mix of colours and vegetables.
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| Pumpkin scones with hemp seeds, nutritional yeast and herbs |
Dessert
Mango coconut cardamom cheesecake from Sweetly Raw - While fresh mango would undoubtedly be best, I imagine you could get away with the tinned variety in this recipe.
Raw carrot cake with cashew cream cheese frosting from This Rawsome Vegan Life - Raw carrot cake is on my 'to make' list and this recipe is a strong contender for my first try.
'Spring Chick Cupcakes' from Oh She Glows - Super cute and guaranteed to appeal to adults and children alike.
Vegan flan from Hotly Spiced - Also gluten free, this is a simple but beautiful dessert.
Chocolate
Chocolates with a healthy mint filling from Green Gourmet Giraffe - I love mint-filled chocolates and this recipe sounds like a refreshing alternative to commercial Easter chocolate.
Peanut butter and caramel filled chocolate eggs from The Veggie Nook - One of my favourite Easter recipes from last year, I think it deserves highlighting again this year!
Raw chocolate hazelnut strawberry jam thumbprints from Coconut and Berries - A recent, beautiful recipe from Emma.
Tahini-filled chocolate eggs - My Easter creation from last year.
Tahini-filled chocolate eggs - My Easter creation from last year.
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| Tahini-filled chocolate eggs |
What are your plans for Easter?
And, if you're interested in the double pass to Taste of Perth, don't forget to enter below!
This Easter we're going to enjoy not having to drive and the few days rest.
ReplyDeleteAnd pretty much we don't do the whole chocolate at Easter times thing anyway,but I reckon I could definitely go those caramel french toast :D
I think any time would be a good time for caramel French toast :-) I hope you have a great break Sandy.
DeleteI love looking over these recipe round ups - not only do I discover new recipes but I also rediscover old ones that I have bookmarked and forgotten (is the link to the flan the right one?). (And I get a warm glow from seeing one of my recipes among them) I feel like I am getting into the easter theme this year - have made chocolate nests and hot cross buns and am planning an easter cake - sylvia very excited which I think ramps up the easter fever :-)
ReplyDeleteGosh, thanks for pointing out the link error. I double checked and still missed that!! I've corrected it now, and I'm glad you enjoy these kinds of round ups - I always do when other people post them too.
DeleteYou sound very into the Easter spirit and I hope you have a great time, and Sylvia too!
Do you get any national holidays for Easter? In Canada, we get the Monday off but here in the US, nothing. As such, Easter has snuck up on me. Nice recipe list and thank you for including one of mine. :)
ReplyDeleteWe get the Friday (Good Friday) and Monday! It's wonderful. And, this year, Australia's remembrance day - ANZAC Day - is the following Friday. So we have a 4 day weekend, go back to work for 3 days, and have a 3 day weekend. I'm sorry you miss out this year being in the US :(
DeleteThanks for those links- they all look great, especially your plum muffins, yum! I love Easter and all the food and kids toys. Hope you have a lovely break!
ReplyDeleteThank you Kate - you too!
DeleteI'm very happy to see my vegan flan on this list, Kari! Ciders certainly are becoming more and more popular. I had a recent cider experience where I drank one first thing in the morning thinking it was sparkling apple juice - had no idea it had alcohol in it. What's that called; 'hair of the dog'? xx
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed with your inadvertent alcoholic start to the day! I imagine it was a shock to discover it wasn't sparkling apple juice after all.
DeleteI love cider, so that would be my kind of event!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for featuring me in your round up! All of these recipes look so good!
I'd love to go to Taste of Perth! And I'd love it even more with cider!
ReplyDeleteI suspect the cider would improve the experience - but then, it probably has the capacity to improve most experiences :-)
DeleteI have tried rekorderlig cider and it's great. I'd put the pass and drink vouchers to good use :>
ReplyDeleteExcellent!
DeleteThanks for the give away - I would love to go and check out this first time taste of perth event.
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