![]() Also, I’ve totally used canned gluten free fried onion rings on top instead of homemade fried shallot rings. Use a batch of gluten free Cream of Mushroom Soup in my homemade Gluten-Free Green Bean Casserole! Honestly, if there were no other side dish at Easter dinner, I wouldn’t be upset. Use these gluten-free, easily made dairy-free “cream of” soups in all your creamy Easter side dishes. Honest to goodness I could eat the mushroom soup all by itself – it’s SO tasty. I shared the recipes for Gluten-Free Cream of Chicken and Mushroom Soups a few years ago and they have been holiday staples in your home ever since. Gluten-Free Cream of Chicken and Mushroom Soups (DF Option) So good.įorget brushing and basting your Easter ham – roll it up in a brown paper bag then bake it! My Mom has been making Brown Bag Baked Ham all my life and it truly makes for the juiciest, easiest ham you will ever eat. Wherever you are and whatever you do, have a wonderful, happy and healthy Easter! Gluten Free Easter Recipes: Gluten-Free Bunny Munchīefore the meal, there’s the snack – Gluten-Free Bunny Munch to be exact! This is a fun and whimsical treat for kids to make and leave for the Easter Bunny, but heck, I haven’t met an adult that’s able to resist 1 or 15 handfuls of this sweet and salty treat. Lastly, while all these recipes are gluten free…you’d never know it. ![]() Additionally ALL of these recipes halve or quarter well (with the exception of the cinnamon rolls but trust me, you’re going to want the full batch!) so you can scale to feed a smaller crowd. I’m hearing that the state of grocery stores is still varying greatly across the country, though none of these recipes call for ingredients that require a trip to a specialty store. Will you be making a special meal for the holiday? If so, today I’m sharing my family’s favorite Easter recipes for you to consider including on your menu! Some of these recipes we’ve been making and enjoying for decades, while others are newer additions that are tradition bound. I think if there’s jelly beans involved, they’ll be A-OK. Basically the goal is to make Easter as “normal” as possible for the babies. Although we won’t be together with my family to celebrate in person, we’ll be dying eggs and having an Easter egg hunt for the kids at home, viewing an online worship service, and enjoying a small yet delectable holiday meal together too. Happy nearly Easter to you! While the holiday will look different this year than it ever has for many of us, there’s still much to celebrate and be grateful for.
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