So, this is a challenge for me. I usually just cook a whole bunch of yummy food, don't worry about what we are eating, and stuff ourselves, and then have the leftovers for diner again that night. But this year, I have been doing some searching for Low-Cal recipes that fit into my calories alloted per day. I think we are having a Ham, Yams, and then a veggie, and then trying the blackberry cake that I found on this website. What are you having?

Roast Cornish game hens with wild rice, mushroom, and barley stuffing
Deviled eggs
Whole-wheat challah
Mashed chipotle-maple sweet potatoes
Steamed asparagus spears with hollandaise sauce
Apple pie

Roast chicken, green veggies, roast potatoes.
Don't really do desserts.

When I was a child, chicken was Really expensive, it was the real treat meal that we just had twice a year, Christmas and Easter.

Chicken Cordon Bleu and steamed asparagus. Chicken breasts (ultra thin for me) rolled up with one slice each of ham and asiago cheese. I usually do a fatty sauce but obviously now I won't be ... no heavy cream, no egg to roll in would be good too. I wonder if plain yogurt would go well?

Skipping the sugary lemon bars this time. I actually would, and just abstain, but I am baking for something else (a low sugar birthday pie later that same week) and do plan to have a small slice of that.

I am making a turkey, stuffing (using broth instead of oil), broccoli rice casserole, mashed potatoes & cauliflower, green beans, & for dessert, cheesecake dip (which is surprisingly not nearly as diet-killing as it sounds!).

Easter will be hard for me. My Aunt is the family cook. She adds butter to everything. I just might take my own food over.

Not a clue.

We are skipping easter this year. Not that it matters anyway since we are agnostic. Will probably just order something since we are having people over.

My job is to bring a dessert. low Cal Strawberry Shortcake.

Stuffed Pork Tenderloin, green beans, smashed cauliflower. I might, just MIGHT fix homemade dinner rolls if we feel like being bad.

Not traditional but my family's favorite--PUMPKIN PIE for dessert!

My family doesn't have any special plans yet, and I already know that I'm working. It should be fairly easy to get away with not having a huge dinner fest. And if my mom decides to cook something (once in a blue moon), I'll just have a teeny bit and a BIG salad.

I don't have to cook that day.

i'm having people over for easter brunch even though i'm jewish cause i love entertaining. think i'm gonna do a giant egg scramble with melted pepper jack cheese and onions and peppers and then skillet potatoes, spinach salad, and mimosas. mmm.
unfortunately no breads, muffins, or bagels cause of passover.

turkey breast, greenbeans, corn on the cob,mac and cheese,dumplings,rolls.
for me it will be a little layered salad and greenbeans and turkey. I might even have a deviled egg half..if i make any.