Dairy Free Shavuot Recipes

This dairy free Alfredo sauce is made without cream and doesn't use butter or cheese either. However, the almond cooking milk and coconut milk make it luxuriously creamy, and the optional nutritional yeast gives it a cheese-like flavor.

Moroccan Fish is a classic Israeli dish that comes from the Israeli-Moroccan community. This authentic recipe poaches tilapia in a spicy tomato sauce, using both dry and fresh peppers.

This Broccoli Kugel is always a huge hit and is one of my most popular recipes any time there is a Jewish holiday!

This dairy free pesto recipe hales from Italy, is made without nutritional yeast, and is so good you’ll be hard-pressed to tell that it is dairy free!

Yerushalmi kugel, also known as Jerusalem kugel, is a classic Israeli Shabbos dish. It is noodle pudding made with caramelized sugar and seasoned with black pepper, making it both sweet and spicy.

This dairy free pasta sauce is very easy to make and absolutely delicious! And all you need are some basic ingredients. Just serve it over freshly made pasta and you're good to go.

Salt and pepper kugel is a classic Jewish kugel, even though it may not be as well known as other Jewish foods.

Potato kugel is a traditional Ashkenazi Jewish food that is usually eaten on Shabbos and holidays.

Kasha varnishkes, or kasha varnishka as my family calls them, is a staple in Jewish-Ashkenazi cuisine. I don't think I saw a Jewish catered breakfast in New York which didn't serve it.

This is your classic potato salad that you'd find in most New York bagel places.

When having a dairy free Shavuot, having many salads is a nice way to fill the table, This cucumber salad is a quick, easy, and yummy way to do that.

This dairy free tuna salad is just like the tuna salad you get in New York bagel shops. And to have a classic tuna bagel, all you have to do is put it into a yummy bagel.

This rice and bean dish is a favorite in Israeli homes, and I always request it when I'm in an Israeli restaurant in New York.

No meal in Israel is complete without this simple healthy salad.

Moroccan salad is a favorite in Israeli mezze, which is served at the beginning of any proper sit down meal. It is perfect for your mezze or as part of a picnic.

This classic Israeli side dish usually is served with a saucy main dish.

No Israeli meze is complete without red cabbage salad. Serve as you would coleslaw.

This authentic Israeli hummus (chumus) recipe is a wonderful appetizer. Serve with pita for wiping.

This dairy free cheesecake is a New York styled cheesecake and is very easy to make! See the notes for sweet New York cheesecakes and less sweet New York cheesecakes

This cake is a fun spin on Israeli chocolate rugelach and was born from baking them too close together.