Are you looking for BBQ recipes to add to your menu for your Easter feast? We have put together our favorite barbecue recipes to enjoy with your family.
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Smoked Carrots in Brown Butter
Do you want an innovative way to incorporate vegetables into your meal during Easter? Smoked carrot is a perfect side dish!
You will need brown sugar, butter, and a pinch of salt for the glaze. You can add more flavors like orange juice, cinnamon, or cayenne.
Smoked Rack of Lamb
Looking to impress at your Easter meal? Give this decadent smoked rack of lamb a go.
Smoked Easter Ham
Nothing is more classic than a ham for Easter! Below is the ham recipe I use every Easter!
Pit Boss Smoked Trout
Like to serve up fish on Good Friday? This home smoked trout will blow the socks off any red meat fans.
See The Recipe: Pit Boss Smoked Trout
Smoked Spiral Ham with Brown Sugar Glaze
What could be be better than this juicy, succulent ham that is covered in a sticky delicious brown sugar glaze. The spiral cut gives a delicious textures as well.
Smoked Spiral Ham with Brown Sugar Glaze
Pork Crown Roast
Not only does that pork crown roast look incredible on the table, it tender, juicy and exploding with flavor.
Smoked Chicken Legs
Who does love juicy chicken drumsticks? I like to use a delicious rub and serve them with mac and cheese.
See The Recipe: Smoked Chicken Legs
Smoked Cod
Here is another delicious recipe for Good Friday if you prefer to eat fish. It’s an easy and delicious way to prepare your fish that will have you guests asking for your recipe.
See The Recipe: Smoked Cod Recipe
Smoked Turkey Breast
Don’t just save turkey for Thanksgiving, whip out this special recipe for you Easter as well.
See The Recipe: Smoked Turkey Breast on a Pellet Grill
Smoked Sweet Potatoes
Everyone loves sweet potatoes, but once you smoked them your guests will go crazy for them. Plus I love that it is super simple and you can just throw them in with your meat.
Lamb Burgers
Does your family love lamb on Easter? But do you want to try something a little different? Then try my famous lamb burgers. They have a delicious mint vinaigrette that you’ll love.
Lamb Shanks
What could be better than juicy, fall off the bone lamb shanks? This cut is affordable and tasty, perfect when your cooking for a crowd.
Smoked Venison Roast
Want to try something different this Easter? Why not give this venison roast a go? It always comes out succlent and tender.
Grilled Garlic Rosemary Smashed Potatoes
Grilled smashed potato is one of the perfect barbecue recipes for Easter. The cooked red potatoes seasoned with rosemary, cloves of garlic, and a sprinkle of cheese will make you lick your plate.
You can have his meal alone or serve it as a barbecue side dish alongside your favorite entrees.
Perfectly Smoked Ham With Truffle Mustard
This smoked ham is perfect if you cooking for a crowd or like to have leftovers. Plus the truffle mustard really gives it an indulgent kick!
Find The Christmas Ham Recipe Here
Or if your looking for a bourbon pineapple ham you need to try this recipe.
Smoked Hot Cross Bun Ice Cream
This lightly smoked ice cream recipe is an absolute treat. The dessert is packed with flavor variations from currants, caramel, and mixed spices.
Smoked hot bun ice cream is not just a simple dessert. It is hands down my favorite.
Smoked Tuna
Looking for a fish recipe for Good Friday? This smoked tuna recipe is a family favourite.
Smoked Pork Chops
Pork chops have never tasted better. This delicious pork chop recipe is packed with yummy smoky flavors that everyone will love.
Smoked Salmon Devilled Eggs
Smoked eggs are tastier and more flavourful than boiled eggs. The minced smoked salmon took the side dish to another level.
Try this recipe instead of the regular hard-boiled egg. You will want to have it every day.
Smoked Leg Of Lamb
You can never go wrong with lamb on Easter. My favorite part about this recipe is putting it on the smoker and letting it cook away while you worry about all your sides.
Smoked Meatballs
This sweet and savory combo is a great alternative to burgers. Everyone will love these smoky meatballs
Bacon Wrapped Chicken
This bacon-wrapped chicken with sticky barbecue sauce will have your guests asking for more. You will need tender chicken breast, crisp bacon, and melted cheese for this delicacy.
If you plan to host a family gathering on Easter Sunday, this wrapped chicken with baked bacon will not disappoint.
Smoked Spiral Ham With Honey Glaze
This crowd-pleaser recipe makes it the best meal to serve at your Easter dinner.
Try this recipe. You will never want to eat ham any other way.
Smoked Beef Kebabs
These smoked beef kabobs are delicious. They are marinated with spices and slow-cooked for succulence. Enjoy with veggies or dip for a delicious experience.
Smoked Asparagus
Smoked asparagus: crisp, smoky spears on skewers, seasoned and slow-cooked for rich flavor. Perfect on their own or as a tasty side.
Smoked Lamb Shoulder
This slowly smoked lamb is the perfect option for Easter barbeque.
Smoked Sweet Potatoes With Garlic Butter
Smoked sweet potatoes with garlic butter: tender, smoky spuds on skewers infused with garlic butter flavor during slow cooking. Enjoy solo or as a flavorful side dish.
Cooking with your family is the best way to create memories. That is why we have compiled these Easter BBQ recipes.
Smoke On!
Charlie
Hi, I’m Charlie, I have been meat-smoking and grilling for the past 15 years. I have an array of different smokers, thermometers, and have a love for finding the right wood and charcoal combo My favourite recipes are my EXTRA CRISPY smoked pork belly, juicy pulled pork, smoked brisket, duck poppers, and ANY SEAFOOD I grill).
I loves sharing his tips with beginners, helping them navigate the world of smoking. I find it’s not just about cooking; it’s a quest for that perfect smoky flavor.
You will usually find me playing with the kids, perfecting my brisket bark, or sipping beers with boys around the fire. Can’t wait to share all my delicious smoking and grilling recipes with you!
You can read more about me on our About Us page.
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