7 Easter Meal Kits And Recipe Boxes
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Fuss-free cooking over the Bank Holiday weekend, from lamb roasts to fish pie
The meal kits trend began during lockdown, but five years on they remain popular – particularly on big foodie weekends like Easter. Whether you’re on duty for cooking this year’s lamb roast for all the family, fancy treating your other half to a restaurant-quality night in, or want to kick off the Bank Holiday weekend with a hearty fry-up, read on for our pick of the best Easter meal kits for 2025.
Best Easter Meal Kits For 2025
Made In Oldstead
Easter Lamb Feast, £150 for four people
Esteemed chef Tommy Banks launched his delivery service Made In Oldstead after the pandemic meant his restaurants had to close, but it has stood the test of time. This Easter meal kit contains everything you need for a traditional spring roast, including a lamb leg, roast potatoes, asparagus, lamb jus and wild garlic salsa verde. For dessert, there’s a rhubarb crumble with hay custard. All the perks of a Sunday roast, without having to spend hours in the kitchen.
Dishpatch
Richard Corrigan’s Springtime Supper, £90 for two people
Meal kit delivery service Dishpatch includes a whole host of seasonal menus from restaurants across the country – all you need to do is heat and serve them. Our top pick this Easter is this springtime supper from Irish chef Richard Corrigan. Begin with grilled mackerel with gooseberry compote and rocket, followed by lamb rump with whipped basil ricotta and black olive crumb. Finish on a sweet note with chocolate mousse, paired with black cherries in spiced syrup.
Simon Rogan
‘Home by’ Tasting Menu, Easter, from £70 for two people
Founder of some of the UK’s most renowned restaurants including L’Enclume, you can guarantee Simon Rogan will deliver when it comes to delicious menus – and his home delivery service is no exception. This six-course spring tasting menu offers luxurious, restaurant-quality food in the comfort of your own home, featuring dishes like crispy Jerusalem artichoke, confit Goosnargh chicken, and plaice with fennel and prawn sauce. A vegetarian menu is also available, including plates like BBQ purple kohlrabi and courgette, and salt baked heritage carrot.
Côte at Home
Easter Côte de Boeuf, £89.95 for four people
Shake up the classic Easter roast by swapping lamb for côte de boeuf from French restaurant Côte. The meal kit comes with creamy peppercorn sauce and sides of new potatoes, asparagus and spiced honey carrots, with the option to add a bottle of Bordeaux wine. Everything is pre-made, the dishes just require heating up in the oven.
Abel & Cole
Luxury Easter Fish Pie Recipe Kit, £45 for six people
Organic food delivery service Abel & Cole is best-known for its seasonal fruit and veg boxes, but it also offers recipe kits, like this Easter fish pie box. Inside you’ll find all the pre-measured ingredients needed for a creamy fish pie, made with wild-caught white fish and organic salmon, with a side of baby broccoli cooked in a garlic butter. It serves up to six people, complete with step-by-step instructions to guide you through.
Farmison & Co
The Easter Breakfast Box, £35
Bank Holiday weekends are all about slow mornings, made all the better with a full English breakfast. This box from ethical online butcher Farmison contains bacon, black pudding, sausages and white sourdough, plus brown sauce and tomato ketchup to drizzle on top.
COOK
Lamb Easter Dinner Box, £75.90 for six people
Launched back in 1997, COOK was ahead of the curve, focusing on pre-made, high-quality frozen meals. This Easter dinner box is perfect for a classic family roast over the Bank Holiday weekend, featuring slow-roasted lamb shoulder with greens, red cabbage and dauphinoise potatoes.
