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 ...

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." ...

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 ...

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

At the heart of any memorable Easter celebration lies a mouthwatering dish that brings everyone together - and what could be more fitting than tender, flavourful lamb. We've curated 8 of our favourite ...