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Anyone who has celebrated Passover before knows that dessert is often the trickiest Passover food to make. You might be well equipped with the perfect matzah ball soup or a brisket recipe that's been passed down for generations. But when it comes to dessert, keeping kosher for Passover isn't all that easy. For one thing, you're restricted from eating leavened foods and anything made with flour. That means your average cake recipes probably won't do when it comes to the Seder. If Passover desserts have you stumped, don't worry! We've come up with a list of flourless cakes, fruit desserts, and kosher for Passover cookie recipes that are sure to save the day.
Like with many Passover recipes, you might need to get creative with these spring desserts, but the good news is that it isn't hard to do. Just be sure to check the ingredient list and use products labelled "kosher for Passover" if you prefer. Here, you'll find Passover treats of all kinds from fun recipes using matzah to refreshing ice creams and plenty of chocolate desserts to satisfy anyone's sweet tooth. Of course, we've also included variations on coconut macaroons—they're a staple when it comes to Passover desserts. And if you're heading over to a friend’s house for the holiday this year, consider wrapping up the candied pecans for a sweet (and edible) Passover gift.
Candied Orange Peel
Store-bought candy is nice but homemade candy is even better! You can enjoy this candied orange peel on the Seder and during the week!
Get the Candied Orange Peel recipe.
Coffee Ice Cream
Coffee fans will love this caffeinated treat! Serve it up with chocolate shavings on top or even a few crumbles of chocolate-covered matzah.
Get the Coffee Ice Cream recipe.
Caramel Apple Dip
This fun treat will be a hit with kids and adults alike! Just be sure to swap the peanuts (which aren't kosher for Passover) for chopped almonds or walnuts instead.
Get Ree's Caramel Apple Dip recipe.
Simple Chocolate Truffles
You only need 4 ingredients and 15 minutes to make these sweet chocolate truffles. You can make them ahead and store them in the fridge for up to 2 weeks—easy peasy!
Peach Ice Cream
The best thing about homemade ice cream is that it feels extra-special but it's surprisingly easy to make. And the fresh peaches will add a burst of sweetness that everyone in the family will love!
Get the Peach Ice Cream recipe.
No-Bake Lemon Cheesecake
This bright, citrusy dessert is perfect for any spring occasion—Passover included! Just be sure to swap out the graham crackers for crushed Passover cookies or ground nuts and use a confectioner's sugar that's kosher certified.
Get the No-Bake Lemon Cheesecake recipe.
Fruit Salad with Mint Syrup
Whether you're serving Passover seder or a matzah brie breakfast, this bright and minty fruit salad is a welcome addition. You can make the mint syrup ahead of time, then drizzle over the fruit when you're ready to serve.
Get Ree's Fruit Salad with Mint Syrup recipe.
Lemon Curd Ripple Ice Cream
This bright, refreshing recipe combines creamy vanilla ice cream with tangy lemon curd. It's a nice change of pace after a long and heavy Passover dinner.
Get the Lemon Curd Ripple Ice Cream recipe.
Chocolate Mousse
This heavenly mousse would be just as delicious on Passover as it would all year-round. Serve it up in cocktail glasses for a fancier presentation that's perfect for the holiday.
Get the Chocolate Mousse recipe.
Fruit Salad with Grapefruit-Vanilla Syrup
One way to transform a simple fruit salad into a special treat is to add a flavorful syrup. This one is infused with vanilla for a sweet finishing touch.
Vanilla Bean Ice Cream with Hot Fudge Sauce
You can't go wrong with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, and this homemade version is surprisingly easy to do! You can even make it ahead for easy holiday prep.
Get Ree's Vanilla Bean Ice Cream with Hot Fudge Sauce recipe.
Sweet Strawberries
These simple, sugary strawberries are delicious on their own. But you can also serve them with whipped cream for an extra-special treat.
Get Ree's Sweet Strawberries recipe.
Candied Pecans
If you're looking for a more snack-able treat, these candied pecans will do the trick. Keep a bowl out for whenever you have a sweet craving.
Get the Candied Pecans recipe.
Chocolate-Covered Strawberries
Here's your chance to get creative this Passover! Make the chocolate-covered strawberries your own by choosing from different toppings like chopped nuts or toasted coconut.
Key Lime Pie Cheesecake Bars
To make these cheesecake bars for Passover, skip the powdered sugar and swap the chocolate graham crackers for any flourless cookies. Just be sure to look for the "kosher for Passover" label when shopping.
Get Ree's Key Lime Pie Cheesecake Bars recipe.
Homemade Dole Whip
This refreshing dessert will have everyone in your family ready for spring. Not only is it a Passover-friendly recipe, but it's full of sweet and tropical flavors you'll love.
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Sunrise Fruit Salad
Toasted coconut adds a sweet crunch to this colorful fruit salad. It's a healthy and flavorful addition to your Passover table.
Get Ree's Sunrise Fruit Salad recipe.
Lime Coconut Macaroons
This recipe "puts the lime in the coconut" for the ultimate Passover treat! Then, for extra sweetness, it's dipped and drizzled with melted white chocolate.
Gluten-Free Almond Cake with Berries
This cake is tender, nutty, and sweet thanks to the almond meal and maple syrup. It's also topped with yogurt and berries so it doubles as a healthy dessert!
Get the Gluten-Free Almond Cake with Berries recipe at Cookie and Kate.
Flourless Coconut Cake
It's hard to believe that this super-moist, decadent pound cake is completely grain free. But you better believe it, because it's true!
Get the Flourless Coconut Cake recipe at The View From Great Island.
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