Easter is the time of year when we love to get outside again and celebrate spring outside. Enjoy a full Easter brunch from the grill or light atmospheric lanterns to dress up the garden for a cosy afternoon with family.

Celebrate Easter outside

Spring has sprung so we are heading outside again. Turn on the barbecue and prepare the garden with atmospheric decorations to sit outside all evening. Easter is the perfect opportunity to go outside for the first time and celebrate the lovely days of spring.

What exactly is Easter?

The Easter days are originally Christian holidays. On these days it is celebrated that Jesus Christ has risen from the dead. The days always fall on a Sunday and Monday. Easter eggs have their origins elsewhere. they represent rebirth and new life. The origin of these parts of Easter comes from a Germanic tribe in which a myth circulated about a goddess called Ostara. The goddess is said to have transformed a wounded bird into a hare, which then came to lay colored eggs every year. The eggs symbolize rebirth.

The tastiest Easter brunch from the barbecu

This Easter will certainly not be a boring Easter brunch on the table. With a good barbecue or plancha griddle, you can make the tastiest sandwiches, a stuffed pepper with egg or a warm croissant with cheese and ham in no time. With an OFYR cooking unit or the BonFeu BonBiza outdoor kitchen, you can play with the different heat zones on the griddle and prepare something for everyone. Want a soup at brunch? Then place a pan of soup through a grid in the centre of the fire and let it heat up. As you can see, these outdoor kitchens are multifunctional and you can put an entire brunch, lunch or dinner on the table with just one barbecue.

Easter brunch recipes

So Easter is celebrated just as cosily outdoors and for the tastiest Easter recipes you can also turn to Firepit-online.com. We would like to give you some examples of delicious Easter recipes, made with a pizza oven or the barbecue, for example.

Easter pizza: turn your pizza into a real Easter pizza with an egg, ham, cheese and tomatoes. Bake the pizza for about 15 minutes in the Lorenzo pizza oven and your Easter brunch will have an Italian touch.
Your own Easter bread: also fun with the Lorenzo pizza oven, make your own Easter bread in a cast iron pan.
Waffles: a delicious sweet snack on the Easter table is a waffle. With a waffle iron and a good fire, you can make your own tasty waffle in minutes.
Fried egg with vegetables: hollow out a sweet pepper and cut into thick rings (see photo). Place these on the BonBiza's plancha and tap an egg into them. A typical Easter snack with a twist.

Hopefully you will find some inspiration here to also have your Easter brunch outside from now on and fire up the barbecue for the tastiest dishes. We wish everyone a happy Easter and bon appetit!