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Green asparagus with tomatoes and potatoes from the oven, served on a platter

31 MARCH 2021

QUICK EASTER MENU FROM THE OVEN

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Last updated 9 July 2026

Hello lovelies, today I have a quick Easter menu from the oven for you – made fast, very tasty and with fresh ingredients. The best thing: you only need the oven, which does almost all the work for you. I developed the menu in collaboration with Samsung* and the NV9000 Oven with Dual Cook Steam function, which can bake and steam at the same time: while the potatoes gently steam below, the vegetables roast above – so you save both time and energy. You can find more about the oven and its functions here on the blog.

My Easter menu is made up of two simple, vegan dishes that pair perfectly. Each one leads to its own page with all the amounts and steps:

1. Green asparagus with tomatoes, vegan feta and wild garlic pesto potatoes

Asparagus plate with potatoes and pesto jar on a board, plated

Green asparagus goes onto the tray with cherry tomatoes, vegan feta, shallots and pine nuts, plus a drizzle of olive oil, a little maple syrup and lemon. The feta melts in the oven into a delicious sauce and the tomatoes add a sweet aroma. At the same time the potatoes steam gently below – a complete dish with almost no effort.

View the recipe: Green asparagus with tomatoes, vegan feta and wild garlic pesto potatoes

2. Vegan wild garlic pesto

Vegan wild garlic pesto in a jar, freshly blended

The zesty wild garlic pesto gives the menu that final flavour kick and is blended in just ten minutes. Fresh wild garlic, toasted pine nuts, vegan parmesan, lemon and olive oil – that's all it takes. It's best made the day before, so there's even more time for the family on Easter day.

View the recipe: Vegan wild garlic pesto

I hope I could inspire you to try a relaxed Easter menu – it went down a treat here and we'll definitely make it again soon. Serve it with a fresh salad and a light dessert and you have a fine, healthy menu that works wonderfully as an Easter brunch, too.

If you're looking for more spring ideas, try my creamy green asparagus soup with pistachio gremolata, the crisp asparagus tart with puff pastry or the wild garlic and arugula pesto with crispy potatoes.

Love, Verena

*This blogpost was created in collaboration with Samsung Switzerland – the recipes are my own.

GOOD TO KNOW

Frequently asked questions

  • Two simple, vegan dishes: green asparagus with cherry tomatoes, vegan feta and pine nuts, served with steamed potatoes, plus a fresh wild garlic pesto. Both recipes are linked below with all the amounts and steps.

  • Yes, both dishes are entirely plant-based. Instead of classic feta I use vegan feta, and instead of parmesan in the pesto a vegan hard cheese – so the whole menu stays vegan while still being hearty.

  • The wild garlic pesto is easy to make ahead and keeps covered in the fridge for a few days. The asparagus, tomatoes and potatoes simply go into the oven, so there is barely any work left on the day itself.

  • A fresh leafy salad and a light dessert round the menu off perfectly. That way you get a fine, healthy and not too heavy Easter meal that also works wonderfully as an Easter brunch.

  • Yes, the dish also tastes great without the pesto. My kids don't like wild garlic and simply eat the asparagus with tomatoes, feta and potatoes on their own – I then serve the pesto only for the grown-ups.

Yours, Verena

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