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Pagan Saxons worshipped a spring goddess named Eostre. They baked bread during springtime festivals to celebrate new life and longer days. The name “Eostre” is where we get the English word “Easter”.

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Decorate with Easter bunnies or Easter egg nests or how about serving a lemon meringue roulade (below) to round off Easter Sunday lunch? Happy Easter to you all. Brush the inside of the soufflé dishes ...