Make Easter dinner a SNAP!
Serve up this No Bake! Deliciously Easy Lemony Bird’s Nest Dessert.

 

 

A Simple and Easy Lemony Bird’s Nest Dessert and so Yummy for Easter Dinner - AnExtraordinaryDay.net

 

 

Between church and dinner and the egg hunt, there’s so much to prepare for on Easter Day. Make it easy on yourself and fun this year with this yummy Easter treat topped off with everybody’s favorite… Peeps!  Plus, everything can be gathered and prepared in advance for easy serving.

I can guarantee that your guests will LOVE this light springtime dessert.

But the best part is that it makes life EASY for you on a super busy day.

It’s a double win!!

 

Lemony Bird's Nest Dessert in a Vintage Ice Cream Sundae Dish - AnExtraordinaryDay.net

 

Every big day has a plan… here’s what you’ll need to make your guests’ mouths water…

No Bake! Easy Lemony Bird’s Nest Dessert.

 

Easter dessert is a sllice of lemon meringue pie topped with a coconut nest for a yellow Peep - AnExtraordinaryDay.net

 

INGREDIENTS:

Ingredients for an easy lemony bird's nest dessert for Easter -- lemon pie, coconut flakes, Peeps - AnExtraordinaryDay.net

  • Pre-Baked Lemon Meringue Pie  (I used Mrs. Callender’s pie from the freezer section.)
  • Easter Bird Peeps  Yellow Peeps are my favorite, but use whatever you wish.
  • Sweetened Coconut Flakes
  • Food Coloring (I used green.)
  • Zipper Sandwich Bag

 

BIRD’S NEST ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS:

Place a cup of Sweetened Coconut Flakes in a zippered sandwich bag.

Coconut flakes and food coloring - AnExtraordinaryDay.net

Add a few drops of food coloring, zip the baggie shut, and start mixing the coconut flakes with the food coloring until the color is evenly distributed through the coconut.

Flaked coconut for easy lemony bird's nest dessert - AnExtraordinaryDay.net

Shredded coconut dyed green - AnExtraordinaryDay.net

If you like, you can make multiple bags and colors or a larger bag.  Start with a few drops of food coloring.  If you want a deeper color, add more.  Just know that you can’t take the color away, but you can always add color.  That’s all there is to it.

Keep the baggie zipped shut until serving time.

 

SERVING IDEAS:

There are two ways that you can serve up your easy lemony bird’s nest dessert.

One way is to cut your pie into slices and serve it on dessert plates, make a bird’s nest on top of the with green coconut flakes and then top with an Easter Peep.

 

Lemon meringue pie topped with a PEEPS bird's nest for Easter dessert - AnExtraordinaryDay.net

 

So Yummy! A Simple and Easy Lemony Bird's Nest DessertAnother fun way to serve this dessert is to spoon the pie into vintage-style sundae dishes, create bird’s nest on top, and nestle an Easter Peep into the coconut bird’s nest.

 

Easter Peep sitting on top of vintage sundae dish topped with lemon meringue pie topped with a nest - AnExtraordinaryDay.net

 

My Easy Lemony Bird’s Nest Dessert is such a hit that I make sure to purchase Peeps which are only available at Eastertime, so I can serve a fun springy dessert after Easter, too.

Pin It to remember for Later because it's so good - AnExtraordinaryDay.netThis EASTER make this easy no bake lemon bird's nest dessert - AnExtraordinaryDay.net

 

Do you have a fun and easy Easter dessert that your family raves about?  I’m always looking for new recipes to try and share here.

Peeps just make me smile.  How do you use Peeps for spring and Easter?

Thanks so much for popping by today!

Comments

  1. Minnie says

    Simply smashing!
    Cute, easy and it must be delicious! Kid pleaser, adult pleaser and hostess pleaser.
    It gets no better.
    And as always your table looks like an inviting place to be.
    Hugs
    Blessings to you!
    Minnie

  2. So fun and so easy!! You’ve got yourself a winner with this Darling idea!! Looks refreshing too! Very fun, Diane!! Three cheers!

  3. I love the excitement of seeing this dessert served . I have to make this. Thx for sharing .

  4. Karla says

    What a great idea! Love that it is so simple, yet adorable! Found you on the Simple Homestead Blog Hop.

  5. Sheri says

    cool! Thanks for sharing in the To Grandma’s House We Go DIY, Crafts, Recipes and More Link party! Hope to see you again next week!

  6. Jann Olson says

    So fun! I would love it, and the peep is so cute. But I couldn’t eat it. Never liked them! Thanks for sharing with SYC.
    hugs,
    Jann

  7. This is adorable and would look so cute on our table for Easter. Love the green “grass” and chick!

  8. Mother of 3 says

    Such a cute and simple idea. PInned.

  9. I’m not fond of peeps but this is so darned cute!! Thanks for sharing at the What’s for Dinner party!

    • Awww… thanks, Helen! I’m not a fan of Peeps either… but they “make” the dessert! I’ll just put mine on the dessert plate to look at. 😉
      Happy Easter!

  10. This is great!! What Fun! Thanks for sharing with us at the To Grandma’s house we go link party!

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