The Ultimate Guide to Days of Unleavened Bread Recipes
I’ve created a one-stop-shop for Passover and the Days of Unleavened Bread, all the unleavened bread recipes you’ll need for a wonderful spring holy days.
If you’re looking for how to make unleavened bread, I’ve got your back. Whether it’s something simple for memorializing the Passover and eating each day, a treat like cottage cheese rolls, or a delicious dessert for the Night to Be Much Observed, this post has tons of options.
One thing before we dive in: I keep the Days of Unleavened Bread (the week following Passover) as laid out in the bible, so I avoid leavening (sometimes called a rising agent). This can be things like yeast, baking powder, etc. (definition here). My understanding is that some Jewish people (particularly Orthodox Jews) may keep these days differently and also avoid flour and certain grains. I can’t speak to that in any way, and only you know how you keep the Passover season. You do you. But please don’t send me angry comments, you have been warned 🙂
Regular ol’ unleavened bread
Each of these gives instructions on how to make the unleavened bread. Since it doesn’t have yeast and doesn’t need to rise, it’s generally quite simple…very little kneading, no waiting, nothing complex.
Simple Rosemary Unleavened Bread – this can be easily adapted for other flavors or plain; great for Passover service
Slightly Sweet Unleavened Bread (with GF option)
Cottage Cheese Rolls (the O.G. unleavened bread in my world)
Spicy Unleavened Cheese Straws (with GF option)
Savory Parmesan Rosemary Shortbread
Soft Unleavened Sandwich Bread
Easy, Soft Gluten-Free Flour Tortillas
Unleavened breakfast or brunch goodies
Pair with omelets, scrambled eggs, beef bacon, or whatever else your heart desires…and lots of coffee!
Simple Dutch Baby (or German Pancake)
Apple Pie German Pancake Bowls
Appetizers & snacks (like for Night to Be Much Observed)
Easy Jam & Goat Cheese Phyllo Cups Appetizer
Savory Parmesan Rosemary Shortbread
Sweet & Savory Rosemary Fig Jam Thumbprint Cookies
Unleavened dessert recipes
These are some of my more *purposefully* unleavened recipes, particularly for a nicer dinner (like Night to Be).
This of course doesn’t include naturally/accidentally unleavened desserts like puddings, fruit crisps, pots de creme, pies, no-bake cookies, and coconut milk ice creams—of which there are MANY on this blog! The world is your oyster so give the search bar a go for those.
The Best Not-Too-Rich Flourless Chocolate Cake (naturally GF)
Lemon Almond Apricot Mascarpone Tart
Easy & Delicious Coconut Flan (naturally GF, can be made DF)
Whole Wheat Cranberry Pistachio Orange Shortbread Cookies
Almond (or Regular) Pavlova with Balsamic Berries & Whipped Cream
The Most Amazing Molten Dark Chocolate Lava Cakes (also GF)
Mini Pavlovas with Grapefruit Curd & Berries
Giovanna’s Authentic Tiramisu (if you use my homemade ladyfingers)
The Best Classic Shortbread (plain or flavored)
Salted Dark Chocolate Shortbread (also DF)
Lemon White Chocolate Lava Cakes
No-Bake Cookies (the BEST; also GF)
Dark Chocolate Financiers (also GF)
Smitten Kitchen’s Whole Lemon Tart
Addictive Dark Chocolate, Peanut Butter, & Tahini Bark (also GF)
Swirled Apple Butter Cheesecake (Vegan, GF, Dairy-Free, Almond-Free)
The Best Copycat Honey Mama’s Peanut Butter Cup Truffle Fudge Bars (GF, Vegan, Dairy-Free)
5-Ingredient Healthy Chocolate, Date, & Tahini Truffles (GF, Vegan, Dairy-Free, Nut-Free)
Sweet & Savory Rosemary Fig Jam Thumbprint Cookies
Hopefully this gives you some great new ideas for the Passover and Days of Unleavened Bread!
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