Possibly the weirdest concept in the world of fool your children into believing mythical creatures is the Easter Bunny. A giant rabbit who lays colourful chocolate eggs, hides them around, and then you can find and eat them. I don’t think you have to be vegan for that to sound weird!
When I was a wee muffin, the Easter Bunny left a basket of goodies for me by my bed to find in the morning. Even though I’m now fully grown up (at least some days), and no longer have visits from the Easter Bunny, I still fondly remember those days. I mean really, what’s better than waking up to surprise gifts and sweets?
No more baskets of surprise for me, but sweets, now sweets I can do. So today, I’ve rounded up 35 Beautiful Vegan Easter Desserts so that no matter how young or old you are, you can still enjoy some scrumptious Easter Bunny approved treats.
So pretty right!? I just want to shove them all in my face. I gathered these recipes from my blogging friends across the net, so just click on the image or the title of the dish to take you directly to the recipe. Enjoy!
Vegan Family Recipes: Gluten-free & Vegan Carrot Cake with Icing
Veggies Don’t Bite: Easy Vegan Cheesecake Pudding
Strength & Sunshine: Mini Carrot Bundts
The Endless Meal: Vegan Purple Sweet Potato Pie
My Darling Vegan: Easter Egg Nests (recipe no longer available)
Unconventional Baker: Cinnamon Bunny Sugar Cookies
It Doesn’t Taste Like Chicken (that’s me!): Vegan Chocolate Creme Eggs
Thyme & Love: Vegan Citrus Cookies
Radiant Rachels: Vegan Coconut Macaroon Nests
Delightful Adventures: Vegan Hot Cross Buns
Wallflower Kitchen: Vegan Easter Lemon Sponge Cake
Spice + Sprout: Salted Caramel Bourbon Rose Truffles
Vegan Family Recipes: Vegan Easter Cookies with Naturally Colored Icing
Where Yo Get Your Protein: Soft, Vegan Lemon Poppy Seed Cookies
Pretty Pies: Raspberry Lemonade Pie
Veganosity: Vegan Hazelnut Carrot Cake with Cashew Cream Cheese Frosting
The Endless Meal: Coconut Lemon Energy Balls
Strength & Sunshine: Cream Stuffed Strawberry Shortcake Cupcakes
Yummy Mummy Kitchen: Vegan Key Lime Pie
It Doesn’t Taste Like Chicken (that’s me!): Vegan Lemon Poppy Seed Loaf
Karl Cooks: Inside Out Carrot Cake Cookies (recipe no longer available)
Spice + Sprout: Blood Orange Nutmeg & Matcha Swirled Loaf Cake
Strength & Sunshine: Funfetti Thumbprint Cookies
Green Evi: No-Bake Coconut Orange Quinoa Cake
Veganosity: Vegan Lemon Knot Cookies
Veggie Inspired: Gluten Free Thumbprint Cookies
Connorsseurus Veg: Vegan Strawberry Shortcake
It Doesn’t Taste Like Chicken (that’s me!): Vegan Meringue Cookies
My Darling Vegan: Vegan Coconut Mango Panna Cotta
Wallflower Kitchen: Chocolate Easter Egg Nests
My Darling Vegan: Vegan Meyer Lemon Bars
Vegan Heaven: Vegan Tiramisu with Strawberries
It Doesn’t Taste Like Chicken (that’s me!): Vegan Peanut Butter Cups
*To make into vegan peanut butter eggs, simply shape the peanut butter dough into an egg shape, then dip in the melted chocolate. Place the dipped eggs onto a parchment paper lined baking sheet. Pop the baking sheet into the freezer to set the eggs. Enjoy!
Sunnyside Hanne: Orange Upside-Down Semolina Cake
Plant-Powered Kitchen: Dairy-Free Cheesecake from The Cheese Trap
Bon appetegan!
Sam.
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Hello 🙂 When you post these compilations, are they recipes that you have personally tested? I ask because your recipes are super-reliable and always come out 10/10, but the same cannot be said for some other blogs (not necessarily these ones, just in general). I just wondered if you post another blogger’s recipe, can I trust it like it’s one of yours?
Hi Jen! No, unfortunately, I don’t have much available time to test other people recipes as I am always developing my own. I wish I had the time! So thrilled that my recipes are always reliable for you! I test and re-test my recipes before publishing so it’s wonderful to know my hard work pays off 🙂
Desserts are a weakness of mine and everything here looks delicious! I think I’ll start at the top and work my way through the list! Thanks so much for including my lemon poppy seed cookies! 🙂
Hahah! Great idea. My pleasure 🙂
I did grow up with Hot Cross Buns at Easter and miss them a lot. I have searched bakeries coast to coast and found them once several years ago but none since. Customs change. Thank you so much for taking the time to create your recipe so that I can have them once again.
So happy I could help you find some, Judy! The recipe is not mine, it is from the blog Delightful Adventures, and I hope you enjoy them 🙂
Firstly . Thank you for including me in such bright delicious company!
I want to taste everyone one these festive easter treats. I suppose this is an electronic pot luck of sorts.
I never raised the children on mythical creatures like the Easter bunny, Santa or the Tooth Fairy but we did have “Fairytopia” village in the garden where the fairies lived. So magic played a part. Thank you- Hanne
You’re most welcome, and I love the idea of Fairytopia!
Spring desserts are always some of the best! So bright and fun! xoxo
Thank you, Rebecca!