Whether you are looking for a treat for the holidays or want to try something different, you will love these gluten free eggnog dessert recipes. Each unique dessert contains delicious flavors you will want to savor beyond the holiday season.
When I turn my calendar to December, I break out my eggnog recipes. There is just something satisfying about being under a warm blanket with a nice glass of spicy eggnog.
I wanted you to be able to easily find my family’s favorite holiday eggnog recipes right here on my blog. Look at my eggnog recipe collection, and let me know which you end up trying.
Two Things I Want To Tell You About Eggnog:
There are a variety of eggnog options that are sold in stores. If you are looking for something dairy-free, made with soy milk, flaxseed milk, coconut milk, or almond milk, you should be able to find it! These dairy-free options make cooking with food allergies so much easier.
Baking with eggnog takes you to a new level of flavors that will knock your socks off. Eggnog is creamy and sweet, the perfect spiciness to leave you begging for more.
I love using eggnog in dessert recipes because they turn out so elegant and delectable. Each one of these recipes also gives a fantastic presentation if you are looking for something to serve at a dinner party or potluck. You will love how simple they are to make, too!
Gluten Free Eggnog Cupcakes
These gluten free eggnog cupcakes not only taste amazing, but they look stunning, too! You can sprinkle them with nutmeg, cinnamon, or anything else you want. Just be warned that this frosting is to die for!
If you are looking for some adorable sprinkles, look at these gluten free sprinkles brands.
Eggnog Panna Cotta With Pistachio Toffee Crunch
You will love the Italian creaminess of this eggnog panna cotta with pistachio crunch the second you taste it. There are many other ingredients you can add to the panna cotta to create yummy recipes. You will be surprised by how mindblowing simple this is to make, too!
You will need some gelatin to make this panna cotta the right way. This gelatin brand is natural, dairy-free, and has no GMOs. You can use other brands if you prefer as well.
Gluten Free Eggnog Bundt Cake
If you need a fancy dessert, look no further than this deliciously decadent gluten free eggnog bundt cake.
Gluten Free Eggnog Scones
Need a simple grab-and-go breakfast or treat for brunch? These eggnog scones with chocolate chips are light, sweet, and flavorful. You can even make this dairy-free. If you have never made homemade scones before, now is your chance, and I promise you will be glad you did.
This Nordic Ware Scottish Scone Pan would be very helpful to have around when making these tasty treats. You certainly do not have to have a special pan, but if you are like me, you can never have too many kitchen gadgets.
Gluten Free Eggnog Bread Pudding
If you want something different to try for Christmas breakfast, this gluten free eggnog bread pudding is out of this world! You can make it ahead of time and keep it in the fridge for up to three days. One thing is for sure: your family is going to thank you for this dish.
While there are many varieties of gluten free bread on the market, this Gluten Free Bread Pudding is also dairy and nut-free. Plus, it is nice to have it delivered to right to your front door. You will want a large 9×13 pan to bake this gluten free eggnog bread pudding.
Gluten Free Eggnog Cheesecake
Have you been dreaming about a healthier version of cheesecake that is rich, smooth, and has the perfect cinnamon? This eggnog cheesecake is a crowd-pleaser, and it is loaded with protein.
People of all ages will go crazy for this sweet dessert. And a bonus…this recipe is perfectly skinny!
If you make mini cheesecakes, you should check out these mini springform pans. They are adorable, and your cheesecakes will turn out perfect each time because they are non-stick.
Gluten Free Eggnog Crinkle Cookies
This is the newest addition to my blog. These gluten free eggnog cookies melt in your mouth. They are so good! Just in time for Santa!
I realize after reading this you are probably craving eggnog. Which recipe are you excited about trying first?