The most important decision to make during Easter? What you're eating! Are you craving something more traditional like Roast Lamb or Glazed Ham, or are you tempted to do something different with your main meal, maybe a Hasselback Shepherd's Pie, or Lancashire Hotpot. Either way, there's so many delicious-tasting recipes for you to try during Easter and we've got 19 cracking main dishes.

Need some side dish inspo? We've got lots of easy to make Easter Side Dishes, too.

The Easter goodness doesn't stop there. Any Easter dinner party or lunch do isn't complete without some form of Easter treat, cake or dessert, and luckily for you we've got LOADS of recipes covering all the bases, from mini egg bakes to Simnel Cupcakes.

Roasting lamb is just as easy, if not easier, than roasting a chicken. Seriously, all you need to do is rub lamb shoulder with a mixture of fresh herbs, garlic, and olive oil and throw it in the oven for an hour or so. Bonus points if you roast the meat on top of a bed of potatoes. (And why wouldn't you?)

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Don't fancy a meat centrepiece? This baked salmon is here to save the day when you're cooking for a crowd. Try seasonal asparagus on the side for the ultimate lunch combo.

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You can't underestimate a hearty casserole when it comes to crowd-pleasing, especially if you've got some stellar sides like creamy mash and seasonal vegetables to amp it up.

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This roast leg of lamb is rubbed with the classic combo of rosemary and garlic, but gets an unexpected twist with the addition of chopped fresh lavender. Spring dreams!

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Everyone loves a pie, and with a few excellent sides this classic would form part of a deeelicious Easter spread.

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Braising lamb shanks might sound a little intimidating, but honestly, it couldn't be easier. After a quick sear, the oven does all the work for you! You'll have the most tender, fall-off-the-bone lamb for the most comforting dinner you've had all year!

Get the Braised Lamb Shanks recipe.

If you're not glazing your ham in a sweet-syrupy mixture of Dr. Pepper and pineapple juice, you're doing it wrong.

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If you fancy something a little bit different but still lamb, this pistachio gremolata gives the whole dish a lift!

Get the Slow-Roasted Lamb With Pistachio Gremolata recipe.

We love Cumberland pie, it's carby, meaty, cheesy and crispy all in one big dish. But there are some misconceptions with a Cumberland pie. Some people think it's basically the same as cottage pie (beef mince and mashed potato), but it's so much more than that...

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Lamb chops are one of our favourite cuts of meat to cook, and for a number of reasons: they're infinitely adaptable, take little time to cook and taste delicious with pretty much any sauce you fancy — all in all, they're one of our faves as far as lamb dinners go.

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A whole salmon en croûte is a fantastic dinner party centrepiece, but often the lashings of full-fat cream cheese and all-butter puff pastry puts people off if they're looking for a healthier meal to make. This is where our healthy salmon en croûte comes in.

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This twist on a shepherds pie has a deliciously addictive crispy and cheesy Hasselback topping. Serve with steamed greens and you've got yourself a winning dinner.

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Who said Easter dinner had to be stressful?

Get the Instant Pot Easter Ham recipe.

You can't get much more comforting than a gorgeous Lancashire hotpot. The traditional British stew, hailing from the North West of England consists of chunks of lamb, topped with sliced potatoes (and we've thrown in cheese for good measure).

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Pork can be intimidating to cook because it has a bad rep for being bland and boring. But if you cook it right, it can be extremely good. Good enough for a spot on your Sunday roast table in fact.

Get the Garlic Rosemary Pork Loin recipe.

A roasted rack of lamb is the perfect showstopper, especially when it comes to Easter dinner. Because working with lamb meat isn't something people do often, it can seem intimidating. But trust us, it's really simple.

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Roast beef might sound fancy and complicated to make, but it's actually quite simple! With a good piece of meat and some simple herbs, you can have roast beef that's way more tender and flavourful than the store-bought kind.

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Intimidated by a whole chicken? Don't be! It's surprisingly easy to make, and there's nothing better than roast chicken leftovers. Great on salads and in sandwiches.

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A roasted leg of lamb is the perfect centrepiece for a special occasion meal. Preparing an expensive cut of meat like this one can be anxiety-inducing, but we promise, YOU CAN DO THIS! Even prepared super simply, it can be incredibly delicious.

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Glazed ham is an absolute staple at the dinner table. And nailing it is way easier than you’d think. Spiral sliced hams are pre-cooked, so you don’t have to stress about getting it to a precise temperature. The key here is keeping it moist and adding lots of flavour.

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Don't be intimidated by its beauty (and size). Beef tenderloin is actually insanely easy to make, thanks to a marinade made up of ingredients you probably already have and a surprisingly quick cook time.

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To add another layer of complexity to the finished product, brush the seared tenderloin with mustard. Feel free to use your favourite type—we love a variety with some heat like dijon or spicy brown mustard.

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If you're keeping things intimate this Easter, then this one-pan ultimate roast recipe is ideal.

One hour to make, one pan to wash up, you're 100% onto a winner with this one.

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Here at Delish, we think pork chops get a bad rap. Maybe it has something to do with all the dry, overcooked chops we were served as kids—but it doesn't have to be that way. Pork chops have the potential to be juicy, tender, and flavourful, really!

Get the Garlic Rosemary Pork Chops recipe.

Catering for vegans this Easter? No probs. This vegan version of a shepherd's pie will have them coming back again and again.

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