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I have always loved Easter and springtime, but I think I liked it more when my son Cam was born. I like to consider myself a creative type and this holiday brought out my creative ideas! When I make Easter baskets, I like to include little toys, trinkets and candy in his Easter basket. I also started making baskets for my husband Walt and some family members. From choosing the filler to the candy and gifts, it is a lot of fun. Target’s $1 section has a lot of great Easter basket filler items. I’ve also gotten ideas from magazines like Martha Stewart and Family Fun.

When Cam was old enough to find his Easter basket, we started a tradition of hiding it somewhere in the house. We would have hid it outside, but here in Northeast Ohio, there can still be snow on the ground at Easter time. Cam at age 11, along with our cats Breezie and Pookie help look too! And sometimes I buy a little Easter treat for them too.

Besides cards and baskets, for our yearly tradition, we go to my mother in law Janet's house for dinner. We have a wonderful meal of ham, corn, cheesy potatoes and more! I usually make my Easter bunny cake, this is another tradition I’ve been doing since I was a teenager. There are a lot of great cooks in our family, so it’s always a wonderful meal!

Here is my fave Cheesy Potato Casserole, which has become a family favorite!

1

can  (10-3/4 oz.) condensed cream of chicken soup

1-1/2

cups  BREAKSTONE'S or KNUDSEN Sour Cream

1

pkg.  (32 oz.) frozen Ore-Ida hash browns, thawed

1

pkg.  (8 oz.) KRAFT Shredded Sharp Cheddar Cheese

 

2 cups of Tyson frozen chicken (thaw out in microwave)

 

 

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