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EGGCELLENT VEGAN EASTER RECIPES THAT ARE GUARANTEED TO IMPRESS
Amazing Easter table setting found on Sugar & Cloth
Why am I writing an article about vegan Easter recipes?
How did this happen?
I thought January was just yesterday and here we are in March already! I didn’t believe my grandma when she said: “Get to 20, and then time will fly”. It took so long to grow up, and now I am getting old too fast!
Anyway, I really wanted to share with you these amazing Easter ideas that will make your vegan Easter dinner simply amazing!
When I think about Easter, I think about chocolate and fresh spring vegetables: light leafy greens, asparagus, peas, carrots…and eggs! And if you are on a vegan diet, there are plenty of alternatives to real eggs, that taste as good and are much better for your health and for chickens!
I love Easter as it brings our family together and cooking feels a bit less stressful than Christmas! The weather starts to improve, and if it’s good enough some years we just opt for a lovely brunch or picnic outside.
Ready to start cooking?
Check out these yummy Easter recipes that even your meat eater family and friends will love!
Vegan Easter Breakfast
Becoming vegan doesn’t mean losing out on flavor and taste. All these recipes just look and taste amazing and will make your Easter breakfast delicious.
1. Blueberry Coconut Baked Oatmeal
Found on Love and Lemons
I love oats! And this oat treat combined with cinnamon is really delicious. It reminds me of the topping of a warm fruit crumble. The smell that comes out of the oven in the morning…something to die for!
2. Healthy Avocado Toast
Found on Gathering Dreams
Well, this is one of my recipes, so I LOVE it!
This vegan smashed avocado toast with chickpeas and sun-dried tomatoes is a super simple to make and it tastes amazing. I love recipes that don’t even make you think about your diet requirements, and although this recipe is vegan, everyone will love it!
3. Carrot Quinoa Oatmeal Breakfast Cookies
Found on Love and Lemons
Another oaty recipe! But this time with the addition of carrots! Carrots really remind me of spring, fluffy bunnies and Easter!
These cookies are made with lots of good things: carrots, oats, flax, walnuts, pepitas, cranberries and quinoa.
4. Vegan Salmon Bagel
Found on Green Evi
The first time I came across this recipe I thought: “Vegan salmon?”. From the pictures, it really looks like the real deal!
And it’s also very cheap to make! This simple vegan salmon is made out of carrots: it’s savory, salty, smokey and the texture is spot on. It’s the perfect recipe if you don’t want to eat fish but miss its taste.
Some More Vegan Easter Breakfast Recipes Ideas…
5. Blueberry Vegan Pancakes
6. Apricot Pecan Granola Bars
7. Fairy Bread Sprinkles on Toast
8. Vegan French Toast
Vegan Appetizers, Mains, and Sides
Here you can find some great savory dishes for your vegan Easter brunch, lunch or dinner! From appetizer to soups, to lovely vegan frittatas and healthier low-carb options!
No matter what diet you are following, here you will find the best vegan Easter recipes for you!
9. Simple Raw Zucchini Roll-Ups
Found on Green Evi
Pretty raw vegan zucchini roll-ups, perfect as a light and healthy appetizer for your vegan Easter lunch. These zucchini rolls are filled with creamy, herbed cashew cheese, asparagus, scallions, and dill. They are easy and quick to make and look so cute!
10. Curry Hummus
Found on Pinch of Yum
This curry hummus will make your Easter table look fantastic! Smooth, creamy, and perfect for an awesome lunch. Gluten & dairy free.
11. Creamy Asparagus And Peas Soup
Found on Minimalist Baker
IIf it’s going to be still a little chilly out there, you can try out this soup! A simple, 30-minute roasted asparagus soup with peas, shallot, and garlic!
12. Pea Pesto Pasta With Sun-Dried Tomatoes & Arugula
Found on Minimalist Baker
This pasta dish screams springtime! Ready in 30 minutes, it’s vegan, gluten-free and tossed with arugula and sun-dried tomatoes. Delicious!
13. Spanish Omelette
Found on Wall Flower Kitchen
Have you ever tried chickpea flour? It’s amazing to make an omelet and you won’t miss eggs one bit!
This recipe is great as you can eat it hot or cold. You can prep the omelet in advance and have your Easter lunch ready! Plus, it’s very filling, naturally gluten-free, high in protein and low calorie.
14. Vegan Gnocchi with Arugula Pesto
Found on Lauren Caris Cooks
I love potato gnocchi and pesto in any form! If you want to impress your guests, this vegan gnocchi dish with arugula pesto will do the trick!
15. Vegan Olive and Artichokes Tart
Found on Green Evi
This olive and artichoke tart is very simple to make, takes just a few minutes to prepare, but tastes absolutely amazing. No one will guess it’s eggless. You will fool all your non-vegan friends!
16. Fresh Tomato Risotto with Grilled Greens
Found on Lauren Caris Cooks
I always love a well-cooked risotto. Making a good risotto is easier than you think. Just follow the simple steps in this recipe and you will have a creamy risotto in no time.
17. Herb-Roaster Tri-Colored Carrots
Found on Averie Cooks
It’s not Easter without carrots on the table! This roasted version is very easy to make: crisp-tender carrots, lightly caramelized and flavored with rosemary, thyme, and parsley.
18. Super Spring Salad
Found on Gathering Dreams
19. Green Spring Salad
Found on Green Evi
This vibrant green salad is the perfect way to celebrate the best, fresh spring produce. Sweet green peas mixed with crunchy roasted arugula and broccoli, creamy avocado slices and fresh herbs, and then everything is dressed with a tangy lemon vinaigrette.
Some More Vegan Easter Recipes Ideas…
20. Eggplant Lasagna Roll-Ups
21. Spring Detox Cauliflower Salad
22. 15-Minute Garlic Lime Cashew Zoodles
23. Creamy Tomato Shells
24. Creamy Wild Garlic Spring Pasta
Vegan Dessert
Some mouth-watering vegan Easter dessert recipes that everyone will love! They include classics like chocolate eggs, carrot cakes, chocolate cakes, and hot cross buns!
25. Vegan Elderflower Cake with Lemon Curd & White Chocolate Frosting
Found on Wall Flower Kitchen
This cake looks so pretty and it’s made with wholesome ingredients and no refined sugar! Plus its fluffiness is given by a special ingredient that you will never guess: mashed potatoes!
26. Raw Carrot Cake With Cashew Frosting
Found on Green Evi
If you love raw cakes, these are the perfect carrot mini cakes for you! It’s a pretty, sweet treat very similar to the texture of a classic carrot cake, but much healthier. It’s so good, you won’t be able to stop eating this!
27. Dark Chocolate Beetroot Cake With Chocolate Ganache Frosting
Found on Quite Good Food
This dense and fudgy chocolate cake is a bit more complex than some of the other recipes, but it looks so good and tastes even better! With dairy-free chocolate ganache frosting and marzipan eggs, it’s the perfect cake to celebrate Easter!
28. Vegan Easter Lemon Cupcakes
Found on Wall Flower Kitchen
Lemon is so refreshing and it’s the perfect flavor to end your Easter with (after eating lots of vegan chocolate of course!). These lemon cupcakes are light and fluffy and look so festive!
29. White Chocolate Peanut Butter Eggs
Found on Minimalist Baker
A simple treat, if you love peanut butter: easy, vegan peanut butter eggs with a white chocolate coating! All you need are 7 ingredients. The perfect treat for Easter and beyond!
30. Nakd Hot Cross Bun Cupcakes
Found on Wall Flower Kitchen
A vegan cupcake version of the traditional Hot Cross Buns!
31. Vegan Easter Cookies
Found on Vegan Family Recipes
Cute and delicious Vegan Easter Cookies that are great to make with your kids, perfect to have fun with the whole family!
Some More Vegan Easter Dessert Recipes Ideas…
32. Peanut Butter Eggs
33. Carrot Cake Energy Balls
34. Vegan Viennese Whirls
35. Vegan Eaton Mess
36. Vegan Cream Eggs
37. Raw Chocolate Easter Eggs
What are your favorite vegan Easter recipes? Let me know in the comments!
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finsavvypanda says
March 3, 2018 at 5:37 amAs always I love the avocado toast!!
And omg those peanut butter eggs look so adorable! I’ve never seen nor heard of them but I’m sure they taste great! ❤️
You have the most gorgeous content!!
Sara @ Gathering Dreams says
March 3, 2018 at 8:33 amThank you my friend 🙂 ❤️
Tina | The Worktop (@TheWorktop) says
March 5, 2018 at 9:59 amGreat round up! Looking forward to trying some recipes here
Sara @ Gathering Dreams says
March 5, 2018 at 10:05 amThanks so much Tina for stopping by! As you can see I LOVE your recipes and I am a big fan of your website 🙂
chicagojog says
March 9, 2018 at 8:28 pmI have several family members that eat a vegan diet. This roundup of Easter options is great. I especially want to try those carrot cake quinoa cookies!
Sara @ Gathering Dreams says
March 9, 2018 at 10:52 pmOh yes! Those are so good! I also love the Raw Carrot Cake With Cashew Frosting! Thanks for stopping by 🙂
gursimrat thind says
April 19, 2019 at 6:07 amThese recipes are amazing. Specially White chocolate Peanut butter eggs, and avocado toasts looks so yummy. I will definitely try. Thanks for sharing these mouth watering recipes.
Sara @ Gathering Dreams says
April 21, 2019 at 6:44 amThank you so much Gursimrat Thind! 🙂
Hillary says
April 30, 2019 at 1:21 amHi Sara! This is an amazing post, but it inspired a blogging-related question 🙂 When you do these roundups, are you in touch with every blogger you feature for use of their photos?
Thank you!
Sara @ Gathering Dreams says
May 2, 2019 at 1:41 amHi Hillary,
I always ask for permission! Some bloggers mention in their about page or privacy policy page that you can use one of their images if you credit them, so in that case, I just use the image and link to their blog. Always make sure you can use every image!