If you are looking for delicious vegan recipes to be served on Easter morning, you’ve come to the right place! These sweet and savory brunch options are the perfect way to refuel around the house after hunting for plastic eggs. You can pile a slew of options for your family or house members on their plates and definitely have enough leftovers to enjoy all week long. Get ready to be amazed. These vegan brunch recipes are (vegan) eggless for your Easter party!
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1. Hot cross buns
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As an Easter favorite, treat yourself to some nice, sticky vegan hot cross buns from Fabio Gallo. A hot cross bun is a flavored sweet bun made from raisins marked with a cross at the top. They are traditionally eaten on Good Friday. Serve these fresh from the oven with a little butter and jam. Simplicity at its best.
2. Devilish walls
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We introduce: Deviled Veggs by Chris Bartis! The secret to holding soy cream, tofu, and sour cream together is agar agar, which gives the white part a gelatinous texture. In doing these, stick to this recipe as close as possible and use the whitest ingredients you can find. Serve these at a party and they are guaranteed to blow all your guests away.
3. Walnut blueberry muffins
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These Walnut Blueberry Muffins from Nikki and Zuzana are the perfect solution for your search for a healthy muffin recipe. They are made only from plant-based whole-food ingredients and do not contain any processed sugar. They’re moist, rich in flavor, and full of omega-3 fatty acids. A great option for a take-away breakfast or a stylish lunch snack.
4. Asparagus cake
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Celebrate the asparagus season with this dazzlingly delicious vegan asparagus cake from Tania Pilcher, which is a beautiful centerpiece on your dining table. Creamy cashew tofu filling, crispy asparagus, and puff pastry make it a delicious number to share with your friends and family.
5. Colomba di Pasqua: Italian sweet Easter bread
Source: Colomba di Pasqua: Italian sweet Easter bread
Colomba di Pasquale is a traditional Italian Easter bread that is traditionally made from flour, eggs, sugar, yeast and butter. The dough is sprinkled with dried fruits and then shaped into a pigeon shape (“Colomba” in Italian) and topped with sugar and flaked almonds before baking. This Colomba di Pasqua: Italian sweet Easter bread from Pavani Nandula makes it possible without eggs or dairy products!
6. Omelette
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To make the magical egg-free batter for this Adam Merrin and Ryan Alvarez frittata, all you need is chickpea flour, nutritional yeast, ground flaxseed, salt, water and that’s it. If you don’t have some of these items at home, you can easily find them at your local grocery store or online. In a matter of minutes, these simple ingredients turn into a rich and flavorful egg-free egg-free frittata!
7. Balsamic Strawberry Brioche French Toast
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This Balsamic Strawberry Brioche French Toast by Shanika Graham-White is a great option for breakfast or brunch. This French toast is thick, delicious, uses a handful of ingredients, is naturally sweetened, and completely dairy-free and vegan. With a completely decadent balsamic flavor, this French toast dish is ready to become your family’s new staple.
8. Cookies and Sauce
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Biscuits and gravy are a popular breakfast dish in the south. Fluffy biscuits are coated with a creamy white sauce that is traditionally filled with sausage. This vegan version uses textured vegetable protein (TVP) as a substitute for the sausage. The creaminess of the sauce combined with the flaky layers of biscuits makes this the perfect, calming breakfast. You will love these cookies and sauce from Francesca Bonadonna!
9. Baobab cinnamon rolls
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This baobab is like many baby cinnamon buns stacked together. Each piece of dough rolled into a little ball, dipped in cinnamon sugar, and then baked in a mountain of sticky, sticky, fluffy, tender and oh-so-delicious bread to top it off with a sprinkle of cinnamon icing. To eat, just rip the balls off, much like monkeys rip and pluck on their own food. The smell of this bread is amazing as the scent of cinnamon drifts through the kitchen. You must try Lauren Wright’s Monkey Bread Cinnamon Rolls!
10. Zucchini Vegan Egg Nests
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This recipe is a fun twist on the zucchini egg nest, a popular recipe for paleo and keto lovers. Of course, this recipe doesn’t use a real egg – it’s a delicious vegan vegetable-based zucchini egg nest for foodies. You Must Try Hannah Sunderani’s Zucchini Vegan Egg Nests!
11. Fluffy lemon waffles
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Crunchy golden waffles with freshly squeezed lemon juice and lemon zest for an extremely satisfying breakfast that happens to be vegan. These Fluffy Lemon Waffles by Adam Merrin and Ryan Alvarez with subtle vanilla tones and light powdered sugar are here to wow your weekend away.
12. Sausage peppers and fried potatoes
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This griddle with sausage and fried potatoes from Robin Runner is a delicious and practical breakfast! It’s also great to toss pasta. Versatility is the key. Cleaning your refrigerator can also use up any onions and peppers that you have on hand.
13. Carrot Cake Pancakes
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These carrot cake pancakes from Kristen Genton are so easy to make and a very impressive breakfast to wake up or wake up to. They are loaded with all the goodies like raisins, walnuts, and coconut, yet still retain the same carrot cake goodness that we all love.
14. Spinach crepes
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Don’t be intimidated by crepes – they’re a lot easier than you might think! These spinach crepes take about 20 minutes to prepare and miraculously won’t fall apart or stick to the pan, even though the batter doesn’t contain eggs or oil. Spinach is a source of iron; Chickpea flour (chickpea flour) provides constant energy and, although it used to be a rarity, is now available in supermarkets. This recipe is filling, a perfect choice for a morning post-workout meal or a Sunday brunch with friends and family. The spinach taste is mild. So, if you’re still a little apprehensive about making these crepes, don’t do this! Try it! The recipe for these spinach crepes was reprinted by Zuzana Fajkusova and Nikki Lefler, Page Street Publishing Co. 2020 with permission from Plant Powered Athlete. Photo credit: Nikki Lefler
15. Cinnamon Cluster Scones
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Cinnamon rolls, coffee cake, apple cinnamon – everything is so delicious. Who doesn’t love cinnamon? These Cinnamon Cluster Scones from Kristen Genton are a cross between scones and coffee cake. They are cute but not too cute with lots of bunches of cinnamon. Then they are topped with a sweet cinnamon icing. Really spectacular.
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