Another reason eating lamb at Easter is highly symbolic is ... while Easter Sunday sees gifts of chocolate Easter eggs, hot cross buns, and other niceties to mark the end of Lent where many ...

Invest in a meat thermometer for the perfect finish, every time ‘For a lamb roast that is perfectly pink, succulent and not one bit dry, we ideally want to reach an internal temperature of 55 ...

Jazz up your baked ham with a raspberry-chipotle glaze or, if ham isn't for you, we've got recipes for braised lamb ... Easter — which fall on the same day this year — like hot cross buns ...

Lamb is traditionally on the menu on Easter. The consumption of lamb on ... remembrance of Jesus Christ's sacrifice and death on the cross. Jesus often is called the "Lamb of God." ...

Emma Stuart from Manorcunningham spent her Easter in Athens. In a special feature, she tells us how Holy Week brought ...

Every Easter, her family would purchase a lamb cake, a dessert found in many ... So you have to put little sticks in there that sit one way and then cross the other way. Otherwise, when you ...

Roast Leg of Lamb; Eggs Benedict; Honey-Glazed Ham, and Salmon Gravlax. Don't forget to savour Hot Cross Buns or end your meal with the Easter Chocolate Eggs, Carrot Cake, Citrus Sorbet and more.

Two days before Easter, Christians worldwide will observe Good Friday, one of the most somber days of the religion's year.

The eating of roast lamb is thought to date back even further ... All over Scotland and the UK, people will be enjoying hot cross buns this Easter. Traditionally, these spiced buns are eaten ...

If you're flying out from DXB this weekend then check out the menu, as Emirates is offering up some special Easter treats.

In Christian and Protestant belief, serving lamb over Easter has long been a symbol of the 'sacrificial lamb' mentioned in the Old Testament, but is also eaten in remembrance of Jesus as the 'Lamb of ...