Glutenista's Quick & Easy Gluten-Free Easter Treat Recipes
Sometimes the Easter Bunny is running behind and has to do his best work the night before Easter. Need a Gluten-Free Easter treat in a flash Easter Bunnies? Have no fear, the Glutenista team has you covered! We are pretty sure it took us longer to type up these recipes than it did to actually make them! HOPPY EASTER GLUTENISTAS!!!
Easiest - Gluten-Free Fruity Pebble Easter Egg Marshmallow Treats
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Directions: Grease baking pan. Melt butter in large saucepan over medium-low heat. Add marshmallows and stir until completed melted. Stir in Gluten-Free Fruity Pebbles until all pebbles are covered. Dump into pan & press down on mixture to fill pan. (Use a buttered baggie on your hand if spoon or hand is sticking.) Let cool. After cooling, use Easter cookie cutters to cut out shapes, decorate with icing if desired. |
Easier - Homemade Gluten-Free Peanut Butter Eggs (easily nut-free too!)
Mix Peanut Butter & Powdered Sugar until fully combined. Place in refrigerator to firm for ~30 minutes. Roll/Press out mix onto a Sil-Pat, wax paper or parchment atop a baking sheet. Place in freezer for ~1-2 hours. Remove from freezer, cut into Easter Egg shape with cookie cutter, or form egg shape with hands. Place back in freezer. Working in small batches, Melt small amount of Candy Melts in microwave & dip PB Egg from freezer. Place on wax paper, parchment or upside down tin foil to dry. If using sprinkles, decorate immediately. Enjoy!
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Heathier Option (it's all relative, right???) - Fruit Dip
Using Kitchaid Mixer, or mixer of your choice, mix mix mix away. Can be made ahead of time. How easy is that????????? Serve with healthy fruit options - strawberries, pineapple, grapes - skewer them up for more fun! and don't throw away the top of the pineapple - it makes for a GREAT centerpiece for the dish! |
Tastiest - Gluten-Free Thin Mint Eggs
YUM! We love Thin Mints at Glutenista HQ so we decided to make some egg-shaped gluten-free thin mints in honor of easter. To make, simply follow our fabulous gluten-free thin mint recipe and in place of cutting them in circles, cut them with an egg shaped cookie cutter. Such a yummy gluten-free treat! Decorate as your heart desires! Would make for a very cute place setting.
Stained Glass Easter Jello Eggs
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Directions: Make Jell-O according to package directions. Pour into separate pans and let chill in fridge, at least 3 hours. Cut Jell-O into small blocks and mix flavors together. For Eggs, place blocks in Jell-O Egg Mold & close. For Squares, place blocks in 9x13 pan & for slices, place blocks in loaf pan. Mix 2 envelopes of gelatin with 1/2 cup cold water until gelatin "blooms". Then add 1 1/2 cups boiling water and let gelatin dissolve. Add can of condensed milk. Cool. After cooled, pour milk into top hole of Eggs or over blocks in 9x13 pan. Chill at least 3 hours, preferably overnight. Slice the Jell-O into blocks, cubes or remove eggs from mold & enjoy! |

























