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Looking for some plant-based Easter inspiration? I put together over 50 eggcellent vegan Easter recipes that are guaranteed to impress your family and guests.
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I love Easter! It brings our family together, and cooking feels a bit less stressful than Christmas!
The weather starts to improve, and if it’s warm enough, we just opt for a lovely brunch or picnic outside.
Here you’ll find inspiring recipes to give you some ideas for your Easter menu!
And if you are on a vegan diet, there are plenty of alternatives to real eggs that taste just as good and are much better for your health and the hens!
Ready to start cooking?
Vegan Easter Recipes
Check out these yummy Easter recipes that even your meat-eater family and friends will love!
Becoming vegan doesn’t mean losing out on flavor and taste. All these vegan recipes just look and taste amazing and will make your Easter brunch delicious.
Who can say no to an Easter bunny? Especially if it's made of soft, fluffy brioche! These brioche bunnies are almost too cute to eat! Almost! Perfect for breakfast, but also the perfect Easter treat at the end of your meal.
These cute little vegan "egg muffins" are made with chickpea flour, potatoes, and plenty of veggies. They are perfect for breakfast but also a great starter for your vegan Easter lunch or dinner.And you're going to love that you can easily make them ahad. Less stress on Easter day!
This creamy carrot cake smoothie is made with a few simple ingredients, and it's the perfect quick breakfast for your Easter morning!Not only is this smoothie delicious and easy to make, but it's also packed with nutrients from the carrots and almond milk, making it a healthy start to your day.
These Eastern pancakes from Elephantastic Vegan look incredible! An egg on top of vegan pancakes? Yes, if it's made with canned apricot, vegan yogurt, and a sprinkle of poppy seeds! These vegan pancakes are a fun and unique addition to your Easter brunch! And a great way to show that plant-based meals can be just as creative and delicious as their non-vegan counterparts.
These strawberry overnight oats are creamy and delicious and are the perfect breakfast to prep in advance so you can enjoy a stress-free Easter morning breakfast. And with the fresh, sweet flavor of strawberries and just a touch of maple syrup, they're a healthy and satisfying way to start your day off right!So good!
This homemade oil-free granola is easy to make and perfect for a quick Easter breakfast. It’s naturally sweetened, crispy, and full of crunchy clusters.Plus, the best part about this granola is that you can customize it with your favorite nuts, seeds, and dried fruit to make it your own. Whip up a batch for a breakfast full of homemade goodness!
With the perfect combination of chewy oats, crunchy nuts, and dark chocolate, these cookies are sure to be a hit with everyone.I especially love these cookies because you can easily bake them ahead of time and have your Easter breakfast sorted. So you can concentrate on enjoying the rest of your day!
Another oaty recipe! But this time, with the addition of carrots! Carrots 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.
The first time I came across this recipe from Love & Lemons, I thought this really looks like the real deal!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.
It's no secret that I am a fan of chickpea flour. It's rich in protein and a great alternative if you are gluten-free.This fluffy, savory pancake from Lazy Cat Kitchen is full of spring veggies like asparagus and broad beans, perfect to start your Easter day!
This classic vegan carrot ginger soup is made with wholesome ingredients, creamy, and full of flavor. You can transform it into a special vegan Easter dinner appetizer by adding a swirl of coconut milk and some microgreens on top.
This farinata recipe is packed with tons of plant-based protein, and it's perfect to pair with refreshing salads and soup.It's so good and crunchy as soon as it comes out of the oven. But you can also make it in advance and warm it up for 5 minutes just before serving it.
These pretty raw vegan zucchini roll-ups from Green Evi are 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!
This easy hummus will make your Easter table look fantastic! Serve it on a plate with raw veggies and crispy oatcakes to make the perfect showstopper. Smooth and creamy, it's a great appetizer that'll satisfy everyone's taste buds.
A creamy and delicious pea soup made with peas fresh from the garden. You can also use frozen peas too! It's the perfect starter for your Easter dinner, as it can be made in advance and reheated before serving!
These wild garlic vegan scones from Lazy Cat Kitchen are a savory, Spring-inspired version of the British classic. They are simple to make and delicious eaten warm with a bit of vegan butter. The perfect companions for a warm soup!
These crispy baked polenta fries are so good! They are effortless to make, and you can even bake them in advance and simply reheat them in the oven just before serving. Perfect to surprise your guests with something fun and delicious!
These savory and herby vegan zucchini fritters by Minimalist Baker are ready in just 30 minutes with simple ingredients. Although they are perfect as a side dish, I love to make them as a delicious plant-based appetizer, dipped in hummus or garlic sauce.
This vibrant, green dip from Lazy Cat Kitchen is a good variation of a classic hummus recipe. Made with springy broad beans, a touch of lemon juice, and mint, it’s delicious with some warm pita bread or farinata.
Here are some ideas for your Easter table centerpiece: from creamy gnocchi to flavorful quiche to fresh pasta recipes.
Whether you are opting for an Easter lunch or you are after some stunning dinner ideas for your vegan Easter dinner menu, here you’ll find something for everyone.
This asparagus risotto is rich and creamy, plus it looks incredible and will please everyone. It's the perfect main course to celebrate Easter with Spring produce.Don't forget to garnish with freshly grated vegan parmesan cheese and chopped herbs for a finishing touch that will take this dish to the next level.
Have you ever tried chickpea flour? It's amazing to make an omelet, and you won't miss eggs one bit! This recipe from Wall Flower Kitchen 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.
If you prefer pasta to risotto, try this zesty asparagus pesto! You can prepare it before your guests arrive and simply toss some pasta in at the last minute for a quick and delicious vegan Easter meal!
Has someone said lasagna? I don't know about you, but for me, any excuse is a good one to eat lasagna. And Easter is no exception.Especially if we are talking about this deliciously creamy and cheesy version from Jessica in The Kitchen!
This vegan quiche with asparagus from Lazy Cat Kitchen is very simple to make but tastes absolutely amazing. No one will guess it's eggless. You will fool all your non-vegan friends!
These zucchini involtini from The First Mess with almond ricotta are perfect as your Easter main. Not only it's a beautiful dish. But you can also easily prep it the day before and put it in the oven on Easter to bake it.
This vegan chickpea meatloaf is the perfect main course for your Easter table. It's easy to make and full of flavor. Plus, you'll just need some classic pantry staples. It's super satisfying, and its meaty texture will please everyone!
This incredible centerpiece from Healthy Little Vittles is perfect if you have any gluten-free guests at the table. The crust is made with just 6 ingredients, and it's grain-free. It's then topped with vegan ricotta cheese, fresh asparagus, shallots, chives, and microgreens.
If you are after a more hearty meal, this creamy mushroom asparagus orzo from The First Mess is what your Easter table needs! It's made with leeks, garlic, capers, nutritional yeast, saffron, miso, grainy mustard, and lemon. Delicious and incredibly satisfying!
This lemony spring pasta salad is refreshing and perfect for spring holiday gatherings.It is loaded with spring veggies, chickpeas, and a tangy lemon dressing that gives it plenty of freshness.
I love potato gnocchi and pesto in any form! If you want to impress your guests, this vegan gnocchi dish with arugula pesto from Lauren Carris Cooks will do the trick! And if you are looking for a different pesto alternative, try this creamy black kale pesto. It's so good!
Here you’ll find refreshing salads and roasted vegetables filled with Spring produce. Perfect as a side to accompany your main dish or as a light starter.
A colorful salad made with radish, raw asparagus, lamb lettuce, spring onions, and a touch of lemon. Quick to make, it's the perfect addition to your Easter table to refresh your guests.
This healthy potato salad is a total dream. It's easy to make but has incredibly complex flavors from the rich, creamy dressing. It's the perfect satisfying side but also great to pack for a vegan potluck or picnic.
This vibrant green salad from Green Evi celebrates the best fresh spring produce. You'll need sweet green peas mixed with crunchy roasted arugula and broccoli, creamy avocado slices, and fresh herbs. Everything is then brought together by a simple dressing made of a tangy lemon vinaigrette. Delicious!
Another beautiful salad that is full of spring flavors. It's made with both fresh crunchy radish and roasted radish for an exciting texture combination.Top it off with a zesty vinaigrette, some fresh herbs, and some radish pesto.
If you want to impress your guest, these roasted rainbow potatoes are crispy, beautiful, and infused with herby flavors!The hardest part of making this is to shop for the most colorful potatoes you can find at the farmers' market!All your guests will end up asking for the recipe!
It's not Easter without carrots on the table! These roasted carrots from Averie Cooks are straightforward to make: crisp-tender, lightly caramelized carrots flavored with rosemary, thyme, and parsley.Easy and comforting!
Some mouth-watering vegan Easter treats and dessert recipes that the whole family will fall in love with! They include classics like chocolate eggs, carrot cakes, chocolate cakes, plenty of strawberries, and hot cross buns for your Easter feast!
I mean, look at these. You can smell how delicious they are, even from looking at this picture. These vegan hot cross chocolate buns from Vibrant Plate are perfect in so many ways: not only are they plant-based, but they use chocolate instead of raisins! I don't think anyone is going to complain.
This oil-free strawberry cheesecake from Lazy Cat Kitchen is as good as it looks. Fresh, sweet, and creamy, it will amaze everyone at your Easter table.
This healthy strawberry rhubarb cobbler from Occasionally Eggs resembles the texture of scones. It's made with spelt flour, just two tablespoons of coconut sugar to sweeten, a little coconut oil, and oat milk. Serve it with a scoop of vegan ice cream and top it with some fresh strawberries.
I cannot resist a slice of chocolate babka. This traditional Jewish dessert, usually served on Easter Sunday, is rich, soft, and chocolaty!And although no one can deny that it looks impressive, it's actually relatively easy to make. You need to set aside a few hours (most of the time is required for the dough to rise!), and you'll be rewarded with the most spectacular dessert you've probably ever made.
Chocolate-covered anything is all I want for Easter!These chocolate butter eggs are made with velvety dark chocolate and filled with an easy homemade caramel. Decorate them with spring colored sprinkles to turn them into a showstopper treat!
These pretty vegan cookies are made with ground almonds and delicious homemade lemon curd filling.They are incredibly crumbly, buttery, and a much healthier alternative to most sugar cookies.
And if you can't be bothered to turn on the oven to make your Easter dessert, how about a stunning decadent cake that you can make without cooking in 30 minutes? Plus, it's also gluten-free!
These creamy vegan lemon bars are so good they melt in your mouth. The slices perfectly balance flavors with a crumbly texture at the bottom and chewy fresh lemon on top. Plus, the addition of blueberries gives them a great touch of color.
This cake from Wall Flower Kitchen 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!
You can't celebrate Easter with plenty of chocolate!And these healthy coconut chocolate balls are the perfect treat you can make yourself to celebrate in style!And you'll just need 5 simple ingredients to make them. I warn you: you won't be able to stop eating them!
If you love raw cakes, these are the perfect carrot mini cakes for you! It’s a pretty, sweet treat from Green Evi, 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!
More carrots coming your way. This easy 1-bowl carrot cake from Minimalist Baker looks absolutely stunning. It's simple to make, moist, and flavorful. The perfect end to your Easter dinner!
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!
This heavenly strawberry shortcake is made with fluffy homemade biscuits layered with fresh strawberries and vegan whipped cream.They are straightforward to make and always a hit with everyone.
And if you are after a vegan Easter treat that will impress everyone but will take just 5 minutes to throw together, think about making these stuffed dates. You can fill them with peanut butter or almond butter. Delicious!
My favorite vegan Easter recipes are guaranteed to impress! This vegan Easter menu has recipes for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and treats ideas to satisfy your guests!
Carrot Cake Smoothie: You can prepare this in advance: Put all ingredients into a reusable, airtight bag (like these!) except for the liquid, and freeze them for up to 3 months. Once you are ready to drink your smoothie, remove the bag from the freezer, let it thaw for 10-20 minutes, then just blend it with your liquid of choice.
Homemade Hummus: Simply prepare it the day before and store it in the freezer.
Carrot Ginger Soup: You can keep this soup in the fridge for up to 3 days. You can also freeze it after blending it. Once ready to eat, remove it from the freezer and then reheat it on the stovetop or microwave. Then add the coconut milk and toppings.
Asparagus Risotto: This is one to make on the day. Prepare all the veggies ahead of time, and you'll just need to cook the risotto before dinner.
Spring Salad: Wash all the veggies ahead of time, and keep them in the fridge. Dress the salad at the last minute.
Vegan Easter Brioche Bunnies: You can prepare these bunnies a day or two ahead, altough they are best if baked on the day!
Notes
This is just an example of what I will cook for Easter day. For full instructions, click on each recipe link.
You can select any of these Vegan Easter recipes and make your own Easter feast.
Try to prepare as much as possible in advance to avoid extra stress on the day!
Remember, the most important thing is to spend time with the people you love!
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Hi 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?
Hi 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!
These 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.
I 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!
These recipes look delicious! Can’t wait to try them!
Thank you, Debbie 🙂 I am sure you’ll love them!
Hi 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!
Hi 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!
These 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.
Thank you so much Gursimrat Thind! 🙂
I 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!
Oh yes! Those are so good! I also love the Raw Carrot Cake With Cashew Frosting! Thanks for stopping by 🙂
Great round up! Looking forward to trying some recipes here
Thanks so much Tina for stopping by! As you can see I LOVE your recipes and I am a big fan of your website 🙂
As 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!!
Thank you my friend 🙂 ❤️