Easter Recipes, the WILD Way

Easter Recipes, the WILD Way

Hosting Easter this year?

Whether you’re feeding a full house or keeping it simple, having the right lineup makes all the difference. Here are a few of our go-to picks for building out your table.

 


Crispy Berkshire Bacon & Farm Eggs

Simple, classic, done right

Ingredients:

Instructions:

  1. Lay bacon strips on a sheet pan and bake at 400°F for 15–20 minutes until crisp.
  2. Cook eggs your way—fried, scrambled, or over easy.
  3. Serve together with toast or biscuits.

 


Canadian Bacon Breakfast Sandwiches

Easy to prep, easy to serve

Ingredients:

Instructions:

  1. Warm Canadian bacon in a skillet until lightly browned.
  2. Cook eggs to preference.
  3. Assemble on toasted muffins with cheese if desired.

 


Berkshire Sausage Breakfast Skillet

One pan, no hassle

Ingredients:

Instructions:

  1. Brown sausage in a skillet and set aside.
  2. Cook potatoes until tender and crispy.
  3. Add peppers and onions, sauté until soft.
  4. Mix sausage back in and season to taste.

 


Reverse-Seared Wagyu Ribeye

A solid centerpiece for any table

Ingredients:

Instructions:

  1. Season generously with salt.
  2. Cook in oven at 250°F until internal temp reaches ~115°F.
  3. Sear in a hot skillet with butter for 1–2 minutes per side.
  4. Rest before slicing.

 


Grilled Wagyu Picanha

Big flavor, easy to share

Ingredients:

Instructions:

  1. Slice into thick steaks with the grain.
  2. Season heavily with salt.
  3. Grill over high heat, starting fat side down.
  4. Flip and cook to desired doneness.
  5. Slice against the grain before serving.

 


Pan-Seared Berkshire Pork Chops

Reliable and full of flavor

Ingredients:

Instructions:

  1. Season chops with salt and pepper.
  2. Sear in a hot skillet for 3–4 minutes per side.
  3. Add butter and garlic, basting as they finish cooking.
  4. Cook to 140–145°F, then rest before serving.

 


Bringing It All Together

You don’t need an overcomplicated menu to make Easter feel like Easter.

Start with a few solid staples, pick a centerpiece that fits your crowd, and build from there.

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