7 Sweet Passover Recipes That Are Actually Worth Making

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Let’s be clear about one thing here: Passover desserts don’t have to suck.

If your family celebrates Passover or you’ve been invited to a Seder this year, you’ll want to have some desserts in mind that are “kosher for Passover.” Desserts that are Passover-friendly can’t contain any grains that will become leavened like wheat, barley, spelt, oats or rye. But with all of the healthy flour-substitutes out there, it’s easier than you might think to make some of your favorite desserts Seder-approved. Here are seven sweet Passover recipes that are actually worth making.

1. Pineapple And White Chocolate Macarons

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Get the recipe at Salt and Serenity. 

2. Caramel Chocolate Matzah

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Get the recipe at Ifit. 

3. Flourless Dirty Chai Chocolate Brownies

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Get the recipe at Cotter Crunch.

4. Quinoa Lemon Bars

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Get the recipe at Meatballs and Matzah Balls. 

5. Coconut Panna Cotta

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Get the recipe at Bunsen Burner Bakery.

6. Flourless Chocolate Cake

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Get the recipe at Cooks Illustrated. 

7. Blood Orange, Almond And Ricotta Cake

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Get the recipe at Smitten Kitchen.