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Easter

A Christian holiday celebrating of the Resurrection of Christ. Easter occurs annually on the first Sunday following the first full moon after the vernal equinox. The Easter Season begins on Easter Sunday and continues until Pentecost in the Christian liturgical calendar, thus spanning a total of seven weeks.

The egg - a generally recognized symbol rebirth (resurrection) and new life - has also come to be a primary symbol of Easter. Easter eggs are delivered by a giant mythical rabbit probably because rabbits have symbolized fertility, and new life in Egypt since ancient times.

The name Easter most likely comes from "Oestar", a goddess of Spring and renewal.


Feature: Interactive Guide to Easter Eggs

Feature: How To Boil Eggs


Articles that reference "Easter":
  1. The 16 Breakfast Holidays
  2. The History of Coffee

Recipes with "Easter" in the title:
  1. Easter Breakfast Strata
  2. Easter Egg Casserole
  3. Easter Ham Waffles
  4. Easter Morning Biscuits
  5. Easy Easter Casserole
  6. Paska (Easter Bread)

Recipes with "Easter" in the ingredients:
  1. Syrain Egg


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