It can be tough to find the perfect desserts for a Passover feast because during this time we can’t eat grains or chametz: foods with leavening agents like baking powder. Not to worry! I have a list of 19 satisfying and decadent kosher for Passover desserts to enjoy.

Collage of four Passover desserts including kugel, a square slice of cake, macaroons drizzled with chocolate, and a slice of ice box cake.

Some of these dessert recipes require easy ingredient swaps to make them kosher for Passover, so read the instructions carefully. For more recipe inspiration, check out my kosher for Passover recipe guide.

🍪 Passover Chocolate and Cookies

When using chocolate in Passover desserts, check it has the kosher for Passover certification. The symbol is the letter U in a circle followed by the letter P.

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Cookies drizzled with chocolate stacked in a dish.
Coconut Macaroons
A sweet dessert and Passover classic, these coconut macaroons have a perfectly soft and chewy texture. They are kosher for passover if you use homemade sweetened condensed milk.
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Chocolate Truffles
Satisfy your chocolate craving and serve these easy and delicious 3-ingredient chocolate truffles with plan tea or coffee over passover.
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Close up of one peanut butter cup.
Dark Chocolate Nut Butter Cups
While peanut butter is not kosher for passover, swap it for almond butter and you can whip up these small but decadent chocolate nut butter cups.
See Recipe
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Mousse and whipped cream in a brown pedestal glass.
4-Ingredient Dark Chocolate Mousse
Indulge in the richness of this chocolate mousse—a decadent dessert that's easy to make using just four ingredients. Leave off the mascarpone topping to keep it kosher, or make your own mascarpone from scratch.
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Three cookies with poppy seeds and one with a bite taken out of it.
Noon Berenji (Cardamom Rose Cookies)
Small, melt-in-your-mouth cookies with cardamom and rose that are perfect to serve with a hot cup of Persian tea! DO NOT include the poppy seeds to ensure these are kosher for Passover.
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Orange slices dipped in chocolate and green chocolate.
Chocolate Matcha Dipped Oranges
Bitter and rich chocolate combined with earthy matcha and bright tangy citrus are pure heaven. Use kosher for passover coconut oil and chocolate in this recipe.
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✨ Pro Tip ✨

Every Passover I make a big batch of homemade sweetened condensed milk to use in snacks and desserts as the canned variety is typically not kosher for Passover.

🍰 Passover Cakes and Bakes

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Front view of the layers in a matzo icebox cake.
Matzo Icebox Cake
An easy Icebox Cake with an (optional) matcha twist! It's easy to make with delicious sweet layers of chocolate-covered matzo. Simply cover the matzo in chocolate, assemble the cake, freeze, and add more whipped cream just before serving.
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Baked noodle casserole with cinnamon topping in a cast iron pan.
Cast-Iron Noodle Kugel
Get your trusty cast iron pan out to get the perfect crispy crunchy outside layer on this amazing dessert! It's rich and irresistibly creamy – one of my favorites for this holiday. Make sure to use kosher for Passover cottage cheese.
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A beige square cake with an almond topping sitting on a glass cake display stand.
Almond Banana Cake for Passover
Your need for cake doesn't disappear just because it's Passover! This almond banana cake is a satisfying treat to enjoy over the Jewish holidays. It has a moist, pudding-like texture from the over-ripe bananas in the batter and a crunchy topping of slivered almonds.
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🍨 Homemade Ice Creams and Semifreddo

Ice cream and semifreddo make great desserts for Passover because they have simple, delicious ingredients and naturally don’t contain traditional no-gos for this holiday.

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Three scoops of ice cream and an ice cream scooper on top of a bin of ice cream.
Vanilla Date Ice Cream (No Added Sugar)
Enjoy the simple perfection of this vanilla date ice cream! There are zero added sugars as the dates bring a natural caramel-like flavor, and a smooth-as-silk texture.
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Four scoops of green nice cream.
Matcha Banana Nice Cream
If you want to indulge in a treat, this Matcha Banana Nice Cream is a cold, creamy option that tastes like ice cream but is twice as nice!
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Strawberry Matcha Semifreddo
This smooth and decadent Strawberry Matcha Semifreddo mixes just 6 ingredients for a creamy cold dessert made without an ice cream maker: fresh strawberries, matcha powder, eggs, sugar, vanilla extract, and heavy cream.
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Plain Semifreddo with Fruit
This plain Semifreddo recipe mixes just 5 ingredients. Choose your favorite fruit to add and you're ready to enjoy a velvety smooth cold dessert.
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Green ice cream scoops.
Not Too Sweet Matcha Green Tea Ice Cream
This is a beloved recipe on my blog year after year- matcha green tea ice cream. It's sweet and creamy, packed with matcha flavor and without the tons of added sugar in regular ice cream.
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London Fog Gelato Ice Cream
Imagine an Earl grey tea latte with a splash of vanilla but frozen to perfection… this London fog gelato is my new summer favorite!
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Ice cream in a glass cup with a spoon.
Vegan Hojicha Coconut Ice Cream
You're 6 ingredients away from this vegan hojicha ice cream… it's creamy, infused with delicate coconut and roasted green tea flavors.
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🥄 Passover Crème Brûlée

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Matcha Crème Brûlée
Velvety custard and green tea were meant to be together. This matcha creme brulee uses 5 simple ingredients and is the best prep-ahead dessert.
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Close up of a bite of creme brulee on a spoon.
Earl Grey Crème Brûlée
My favorite London Fog Latte in Crème Brûlée form, this Earl Grey infused dessert uses only 6 ingredients and is as decadent as can be.
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Top view of creme brulee on a spoon resting on a ramekin.
Hojicha Crème Brûlée
Hojicha is a Japanese Roasted Green Tea that almost coffee-like in taste. I love using it in desserts, especially this Hojicha Crème Brûlée.
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💫 Common Kosher for Passover Ingredient Swaps

Some baking ingredients are suitable for Passover as long as you swap them for a kosher-certified version. Here are some common swaps to make:

  • Butter
  • Sweetened condensed milk
  • Cottage cheese
  • Cream cheese
  • Chocolate hazelnut spread
  • Chocolate bars and chips
  • Coconut oil

🍽 More Passover Recipes

Plan the rest of your holiday feast with these satisfying Passover dishes.

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