These gluten free Easter desserts are sure to delight everyone at your table, whether they avoid gluten or not. From simple no-bake treats to elegant cakes, tarts and crisps, these recipes are beautiful, approachable, and perfect for serving at brunch or after an Easter meal.
No Bake Mascarpone Cheesecake

This No Bake Mascarpone Cheesecake is one of the easiest cheesecakes you’ll ever make. A press-in biscotti crust pairs with an almond-scented mascarpone filling for a rich yet airy dessert that works brilliantly for a gluten free Easter celebration.
Lemon Pudding Cakes

Individual Lemon Pudding Cakes offer a delicate cake layer above a creamy lemon pudding. Finished with a dollop of whipped cream, they are light, refreshing, and an elegant choice for spring gatherings.
Easiest Carrot Cake (Grain Free)

This grain-free Carrot Cake is perfect when you want something wholesome without fuss. The batter blends quickly in a food processor or blender, producing an ultra-moist cake naturally sweetened and packed with flavor.
Strawberry Galette

Fresh strawberries, vanilla, and warm spices like cinnamon and cardamom come together in this simple Strawberry Galette. The berries become jammy and the crust caramelizes to create a rustic, show-stopping dessert.
Creamy Lemon Pie

Dubbed the “magic pie,” this Creamy Lemon Pie sets into a sliceable, luscious filling using only a few ingredients and no eggs or gelatin. The almond crust adds a nutty base that complements the bright lemon flavor.
Strawberry Shortcakes

These tender, flaky Gluten Free Strawberry Shortcakes highlight a pronounced almond flavor. Serve with fresh berries and whipped cream for an elevated take on the classic summer dessert.
Chocolate Studded Pavlova

This Pavlova features a crisp meringue shell with a slightly chewy center, studded with dark chocolate and finished with whipped cream and fresh fruit — a light, elegant, naturally gluten-free dessert.
Blueberry Yogurt Cake

This Blueberry Yogurt Cake is loaded with juicy berries, bakes up ultra-moist, and develops a crunchy top—one of the best contrasts in texture. It’s quick to mix in two bowls and works perfectly for dessert or brunch.
Strawberry Crisp

This Strawberry Crisp pairs cardamom-spiced fruit with an oat and pecan topping for an irresistible combination. Serve warm with whipped cream or ice cream, or enjoy it for breakfast with yogurt.
Lemon Olive Oil Cake

This Lemon Olive Oil Cake delivers bright lemon flavor from zest, juice, and a simple lemon glaze. Olive oil keeps the crumb moist while a bit of cornmeal adds a delicate crunch.
Crepe Cake with Chocolate Whipped Cream

Layered tender crepes, chocolate whipped cream filling, and a finishing of berries and melted chocolate make this Crepe Cake a dramatic centerpiece. Despite its appearance, it’s straightforward and can be made ahead.
Grain Free Almond Coconut Cake

This Almond Coconut Cake is lightly sweetened, rich, and moist. It’s simple and wholesome on its own, or dress it up with whipped cream (or coconut whipped cream for a dairy-free option) and fresh fruit for dessert.
Vegan Coconut Panna Cotta

This Vegan Coconut Panna Cotta is silky and light, made with five simple ingredients. Flavored with coconut and lime and topped with a quick roasted berry sauce, it’s an elegant dairy-free option for spring.
Cherries in Port with Sweet Ricotta

For a dessert you can throw together in minutes, try Cherries in Port with Sweet Ricotta. Port-braised cherries, sweetened ricotta, and crunchy almonds give you all the flavor of cheesecake with far less effort.
Raspberry Almond Thumbprint Cookies

These Almond Thumbprint Cookies are naturally gluten free and paleo-friendly, with a chewy texture, sweet almond flavor, and a bright jam center. They’re quick to make and disappear fast.
FAQ
Almost any dessert can be adapted to be gluten free. Cakes, custards, pies, cookies and crisps can be made with gluten free flours or no flour at all. The recipes highlighted here use easy-to-find gluten free ingredients so they’re suitable for guests with celiac disease or gluten intolerance.
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