15 Delicious Vegan Easter Recipes (2024)

I seriously can’t wait for spring! It’s my favorite season of the year and I just love when the trees turn green again and flowers starts to blossom. I know there are people who actually like winter but I’m definitely not one of them! Can you believe it’s almost Easter?! I somehow thought it was in April and was pretty surprised when I found out it’s this early. But maybe I’m not the only being late, so I put together this last-minute roundup of 15 delicious vegan Easter recipes for you.

As always, I talked to some of my favorite fellow vegan bloggers and I’ve got you covered with vegan Easter desserts, snacks, breakfast, and a couple of entrees.

Vegan Easter Desserts

Vegan Blueberry Coconut Panna Cottaby Vegan Heaven

Before I became vegan, panna cotta with strawberry sauce was one of my favorite desserts (right aftercrème brûlée and tiramisu I think), but cream and gelatin isn’t exactly vegan, right? Well, we’re lucky: it’s just as easy to whip up a vegan version! And it’s actually just as delicious – if not even better! You can make it the night before, so it’s ready for Easter Sunday.

Fruity Egg Baskets by Bianca fromElephantastic Vegan

Hold on a moment! This is a vegan roundup, why are there eggs? Don’t worry, I know these look extremely real but all you need is apricots, puff pastry, and vanilla-flavored soy yogurt! This recipe really couldn’t be any easier and they’re just perfect for Easter brunch or dessert.

Raw Chocolate Easter Egg Nests by Aimee from Wallflower Girl’s Plant-Based Kitchen

I can’t get over how cute these are!! Theyare a slightly healthier twist on the classic and are raw, vegan and gluten-free.The other difference is the mini eggs are made from raw marzipan instead of chocolate. They’re ready in just 20 minutes!

Berry and Coconut Cream Cake by Florian from Contentedness Cooking

This vegan cake usescoconut yogurt together with coconut cream to make the base of the cream-like topping. Alot of freshberries (strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, and raspberries) go on top. Oh, and don’t forget to sprinkle it with melted vegan white chocolate and coconut flakes. Yummy!

Vegan Mini Strawberry Cheesecakes by Vegan Heaven

These mini cheesecakes are not only super delicious but also prepared in less than 15 minutes. You don’t even have to bother with heating the oven, whisking ingredients, or greasing a baking dish. All you need for these is a good food processor, almonds, dates, strawberries, and cashews.

Maple Ginger Strawberry Shortcake by Alissa from Connoisseurus Veg

This decadent vegan strawberry shortcake is made with a double layer of rich vegan shortbread, stacked with coconut whipped cream and maple ginger marinated strawberries.

Vegan Easter Breakfast and Brunch

Carrot Cake Rawnola by Natalie from Feasting on Fruit

Sweet cakey crumbles to snack or sprinkle or devour in any which way you like. Toss them on top of a bowl ofsomething creamy (yogurt, ice cream, pudding) andit’s likecarrot cake turned inside out–frosting on the bottom, cake on top.

Vegan Cinnamon Rolls with Apples by Vegan Heaven

These vegan cinnamon rolls with spelt flour are perfect for Easter breakfast or brunch. I just love baking with cinnamon and these are my absolute favorites. Quick and easy!

Whole Wheat Cranberry Orange Bread by Emilie from Emilie Eats

Emilie usedfresh cranberries instead of dried for this breakfast bread. It’s supereasyto make with just a few simple ingredients that you probably already have: white whole wheat flour, coconut sugar, cranberries, orange juice, coconut oil, applesauce, and almond milk.

Vegan Easter Snacks

Cinnamon Bunny Cookies by Audrey from Unconventional Baker

These cinnamon bunny cookies are gluten-free, vegan, and refined sugar-free. These little bunnies will make your snacking so much more fun and I’m sure they will win little hearts all over.

Carrot No Bake Energy Balls by Vegan Heaven

What is better for Easter than carrot cake?!To make these little carrot energy balls, you only need 5 main ingredients: Carrots (I used both orange and purple ones, but of course one color is good enough), almonds, dates, coconut flakes, and rolled oats. I also added one teaspoon of cinnamon and half a teaspoon of vanilla extract.They’re vegan, super healthy, sweet, cinnamony, and packed with nutrients. And most of all they’re free of sugar and artificial sweeteners.

Roasted Carrot White Bean Spread by Jenn from Veggie Inspired Journey

This easy carrot spread is super delicious with crunchy whole wheat crackers and crispy cucumbers. It’s also great on a sandwich, in a wrap, or as a dip for pita chips of raw veggies. Just perfect for Easter snacking!

Vegan Easter Entrees

Saffron Sweet Potato Savoy Cabbage Bisque from Sylwia from Vibrant Food Stories

This saffron, sweet potato and savoy cabbage is packed with flavor. I absolutely love its bright yellow color!

Creamy Chickpea Avocado Salad by Ceara from Ceara’s Kitchen

This creamy chickpea avocado salad is protein-packed and loaded with crunchy and crispy summer veggies. Itmakes the perfect complete protein and veggie packed lunch or side for Easter! It’s ready in just 20 minutes.

Vegan Basil “Ricotta” Pinwheels by Vegan Heaven

I guess it’s save to say that these vegan basil ricotta pinwheels are a real crowd pleaser, not only among vegans but also meat-eaters. As they can be prepared in advance, they’re perfect for parties or family get-togethers and also make for an easy and healthy lunch.

I hope you like this roundup of15 delicious vegan Easter recipes. They’re also great for spring in general!

Have a great week, everyone!! xx

15 Delicious Vegan Easter Recipes (2024)

FAQs

What can you eat instead of ham for Easter? ›

From marinated chicken breasts to a whole roasted duck to herb-crusted beef tenderloin and more, there are plenty of recipes you can serve for Easter dinner that don't include ham.

What to make for Easter dinner? ›

For Easter dinner, you might consider traditional dishes like roasted lamb, glazed ham, scalloped potatoes, deviled eggs, spring vegetables like asparagus or peas, and hot cross buns for dessert. Of course, it depends on your personal preferences and cultural traditions!

What is the most popular meal for Easter? ›

Ham: Ham is a traditional Easter dish in many parts of the United States, particularly in the South. It is often glazed with a sweet sauce and served with sides such as mashed potatoes, green beans, or sweet potatoes.

What do Catholics eat for Easter dinner? ›

Traditionally, the baskets are filled with: decorated hardboiled eggs (representing Christ's Resurrection); lamb-shaped butter or sugar (representing Christ as the “Lamb of God”); bread (reminding us that Jesus is the “Bread of Life”); meats, such as ham (symbolic of great joy and abundance), sausage (symbolic of God's ...

What do Italian eat on Easter? ›

PASTA. One of the most popular things Italians eat for Easter is of course pasta. Easter pasta dishes are diverse and vary from the north to the south of Italy, including lasagna, ravioli, risotto and baked pasta. In the Emilia-Romagna region lasagna filled with lamb is the preferred choice.

What is a traditional Easter dinner menu? ›

What's a traditional Easter menu include? The main dish for an Easter meal varies, but some typical dishes include honey-baked ham, pot roast, pork chops, and fish. Some popular side dishes include scalloped or mashed potatoes, spring vegetables, and dinner rolls.

What is a traditional Italian Easter dinner? ›

From deep-fried artichokes to hearty lasagne, roast lamb and traditional pies, and baked desserts, there's something to appeal to all generations seated around the table at this symbolic time of year. Here's a taste of traditional Easter dishes in Italy that you can try making at home this holiday season.

What is the best substitute for ham? ›

Instead of using ham or other processed meats on sandwiches, wraps and in salads try:
  • BBQ chicken with skin removed.
  • canned tuna or salmon.
  • boiled eggs.
  • hummus.
  • cheese.
  • leftover home-cooked meat such as slices of roast.
  • home cooked rissoles.
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What meat can you substitute for ham? ›

What are some ham alternatives?
  • Turkey breast. Turkey is a lean meat and can be a good substitute for ham. ...
  • Chicken breast. Skinless, boneless chicken breast is a versatile and low-sodium option. ...
  • Smoked salmon. ...
  • Roast beef. ...
  • Homemade roasts. ...
  • Grilled vegetables. ...
  • Beans and legumes.

What meat can you eat on Easter? ›

Grass-fed lamb meat for Easter dinner

Lamb is also widely served for Easter, largely for religious reasons and the common springtime harvest of lambs. Grass Roots offers 7 pasture-raised lamb cuts, including lamb shanks, Frenched rack of lamb, and the always-popular leg of lamb roast.

Do you have to eat ham on Easter? ›

Ham is often served at the Easter table, which may seem odd since Jesus was Jewish and wouldn't have eaten pork. It seems that this holiday food comes more from the timing of Easter rather than a religious meaning.

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