20+ Best Kosher for Passover Dessert Recipes

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Ensure your Passover seder ends with a sweet bite by baking any of these 20+ Passover dessert recipes. The seder meal and the days of Passover can feel restrictive because of the lack of certain ingredients. Many families have special traditional foods they like to have during Passover but there is always room for new dishes. You must have at least one dessert to finish the meal right and enjoy another last, sweet bite.

What is Passover and when is it celebrated?

Passover is the Jewish holiday that celebrates the liberation of the Jewish people from slavery in ancient Egypt. During Passover, Jewish people refrain from eating leavened bread and instead eat matzah, a type of unleavened bread. Passover is one of the most important holidays in the Jewish religion. The holiday is celebrated during March - April every year. Passover 2025 begins at sundown on Saturday, April 12, 2025, and ends the evening of Sunday, April 20, 2025. Passover also signifies the beginning of the spring season and the cleaning that comes with it. Passover dishes usually include fresh-in-season fruit, vegetables and many delicious dishes.

I am sharing with you a variety of Passover friendly dessert recipes. Classic and traditional recipes that are mostly parve (kosher dairy free), with vegan, gluten free, low carb options, desserts with almond flour and also non-gebrokts options too. Your family will love these recipes!

Here are some delicious Passover dessert recipes that are perfect for this holiday:

1. Pistachio cake

A delicious and unique dessert. This gluten-free and parve cake is made with almond flour, pistachio butter, sugar, olive oil, and eggs. It's the perfect way to celebrate this special holiday in a flavorful way.

pistachio cake slice garnished with powdered sugar and shelled pistachios on a plate

2. Passover Chocolate Cake parve

This decadent cake is perfect for chocolate lovers. Made with ground almonds, sugar, and eggs, this flourless cake is moist, rich, and delicious. Serve with fresh berries for a beautiful presentation or garnish with sprinkles for Passover birthday celebrations.

3. Gluten-free banana bread (parve)

Delicious, healthy, gluten-free, and dairy-free banana bread made with almond flour, ripe bananas, cinnamon, vanilla extract, and eggs. Perfect for an afternoon snack or a light breakfast.

4. Vegan chocolate truffles

Made with dark chocolate and coconut milk (or any other non-dairy milk you choose to use) these truffles are easy to whip up and are simply delicious.

5. Vegan coconut treats

It's a delicious treat that's easy to make and perfect for sharing with friends and family.

6. Maple passover cake parve

This light and fluffy sponge cake is perfect for serving after a big Passover meal. Made with matzah meal, sugar, eggs, and maple syrup, this cake is moist and flavorful.

7. Passover chocolate coconut balls parve

A small bite dessert that fits perfectly after a big meal, plus it's parve and vegan, so it is a dessert that suits many diets!

Passover Chocolate Coconut Balls on a plate

8. Brownies

These fudgy brownies are made with potato starch, chocolate, sugar, eggs, and butter. They are rich, chocolatey, and perfect for satisfying your sweet tooth during Passover.

9. Passover gluten free chocolate chip cookies

If you prefer cookies rather than a big cake, these chocolate chip cookies are the better option. With very few ingredients, these cookies are non-dairy and perfect as a little snack or dessert.

10. Lemon crinkle cookies gf

Perfect for spring with a fresh lemony taste, these crinkle cookies are just the best.

11. Compote - Fruit Soup

A traditional Jewish dessert that my family likes to have during all high holidays including Passover. Can be served warm or cold. Made with dried fruits and is a very light dessert that fits after a heavy big holiday meal.

12. Homemade Marzipan

Marzipan is a sweet, almond-based confection that is often used to decorate cakes, pastries, and candies. It is made from ground almonds, sugar, and sometimes egg whites. My recipe doesn't call for eggs and this marzipan is the best gluten free treat for Passover.

13. Charoset cake

In case you are wondering, Charoset is a sweet, fruit and nut-based paste that is traditionally eaten during the Jewish Passover Seder. It symbolizes the mortar used by the Israelites in their forced labor in Egypt. There are many variations of charoset. My family makes a type of Ashkenazi-style charoset and I used its leftovers to bake this yummy cake. I would recommend this recipe for the week of Passover or after if you have leftover charoset.

14. Strawberry mousse

This strawberry mousse is a simple dessert that is light and airy and is super refreshing. Made with cream which makes it dairy and not parve. Perfect as a snack and only calls for 3 ingredients.

15. Marble cheesecake brownies gf

A combination of the best of both worlds - rich chocolatey brownies and creamy cheesecake. Enjoy these decadent marble cheesecake brownies as a sweet treat or dessert.

16. Cheesecake balls

A dessert that is covered with cocoa powder or coconut flakes, these no-bake cheesecake balls are a sweet treat that is delicious and so easy to make.

17. Gluten free carrot cake

A gluten free version of a carrot cake that is made with almond flour. This cake is moist and full of rich flavor.

Gluten-free Carrot Cake on a marble surface

18. Nut chocolate chip cookies gf dairy free

These cookies are made without dairy and without gluten. The cookies include chocolate chips and the main ingredients are pistachios and ground walnuts (that make up an almost paste texture). Yes, I know it sounds complicated but in reality, it's just 5 ingredients for a simple cookie recipe. And they taste so good!