Our Favorite Dessert Pesach Recipes

If you’re looking to satisfy your sweet tooth over Pesach, you can do more than spreading chocolate over a piece of matzo. Read on for some top dessert recipes for Passover from www.kosherista.com.

Chocolate Chip Banana Cake (Gebrokts)

Kids and adults alike will enjoy this sweet treat loaded with potassium. Aside from the titular ingredients, this cake features cake meal, eggs, sugar, and salt, in addition to citrus flavors from lemon juice and a grated orange rind.

Nut Cake (Non Gebrokts)

With only five ingredients and 10 minutes of prep time, this delicious and Pesach-friendly dessert tastes much more complex than it is. If you’ve got eggs, ground nuts, sugar, oil, and lemon juice around the house, this one’s a no-brainer!

Chocolate Coffee Cake (Gebrokts)

For a super-soft coffee cake with a chocolate kick (and essence of vanilla), you can’t go wrong with this recipe from Kosherista. Add a cup of pecans for extra flavor and crunch!

Apple Tea Cakes with Matzo (Gebrokts)

It’s possible to have a sweet tooth without having a super-sweet tooth, and there are Pesach recipes with semi-sweet preferences in mind. Made with Granny Smith apples, these matzo cakes are nice and tart, but you can sweeten them up with a dish of Passover ice cream for the kids.