What to have at Easter if you don't eat lamb?

[RubyFakeLips]

We aren't vegetarian, but between us don't eat lamb, beef or pork.

Want to try and make Easter special as normally spend it on holiday!

What's your menu?

Easter eggs for breakfast, lunch and dinner here!

Chicken

Chicken...

Chicken, duck, fish?

Salmon

Probably Chinese takeaway

We have never had lamb at Easter-is that a thing?

Chicken or fish?

Just a normal Sunday roast dinner here, almost always a chicken. If I was going to make an effort I’d probably make a fancy cake or dessert. Realistically though pudding will be chocolate eggs.

Chicken, turkey or duck?
Gammon, as long as you eat pork products.
Whole salmon?

Have whatever you'd normally have for a special occasion.

Mum always wanted turkey at Easter, it's my least favourite meat so I just had the trimmings

A lot of chocolate.

I didn't realise lamb was a thing, but everywhere I look for some recipe inspiration the main seems to be lamb which I loathe!

Have done a roast most Sundays in lockdown, was hoping for something a bit more elaborate.

Fish

We're having turkey with all the trimmings, we all LOVE it!

I would do a whole side of salmon. I roasted one in butter and herbs recently. Was simple and delicious.

we often have turkey....but go lighter with the veg, so it's not a re run of Christmas Lunch

so little new potatoes roasted with lemon/thyme, peas, maybe broccoli or cauliflower, or french beans?

Lasagne?
Have whatever you would normally treat yourself with

Kouliabac.

We'll probably have a free range chicken or Guinea fowl, if we can get it. I think, like Christmas, you distinguish it from a normal roast by going to town a bit with the sides.

Pork butt

Whole salmon, also an Easter tradition in the aUK

Normal roast here or if sunny a BBQ

Rabbit

We tend to have our usual sunday roast with chicken or order a takeaway. I've never thought to make a special Easter meal though.