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Easter Egg Hummus Toasts

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This one is for you, my stellar vegan readers. Wait, you non-vegans, don’t you dare go away! You will equally love this too but this is specific to my friends who do not eat eggs (so that really expands past vegans, but you get what I mean). The thought occurred to me while happily on my Easter Pinterest board, “What could I create for vegans that is the equivalent of Easter Eggs?” I wanted something fun and festive that one could decorate the way you dip eggs into dye and swirl them with color. I tossed around several different ideas but most (okay, all) involved sugar and to be honest, I wanted to branch away from making a habit out of creating all sugary ideas. I am a changed woman, after all. So I looked around and saw gluten free bread in my fridge and instinctively pulled it out.

I cut those slices into egg shapes with a cookie cutter that I had stashed away for this moment. And I then started to grab for veggies left and right. Everything and anything I could find. 

I started to slice those babies up real thin. I already knew where I was going with this so I reached for the hummus, slathered it onto the bread eggs and began decorating my very own Easter Egg Hummus Toasts. I had no plan of attack at this point, just to put the sliced veggies wherever I saw fit. I began cutting the cherry tomatoes and noticed that it was looking like bunny ears to me and about died from adorableness when I placed it on the top of the egg and saw in my mind a hummus bunny.

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Easter Egg Hummus Toasts

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Ingredients

  • Slices of gluten free bread of choice (for candida friendly, you can use this yeast free recipe)
  • Hummus
  • Veggies sliced thin (think: cucumbers, shredded carrots, cherry tomatoes, mini bell peppers, red onion, radishes, etc).
  • Peppercorns for the eyes
  • egg-shaped cookie cutter

Instructions

  1. Make egg shapes our of the gluten free bread.
  2. Slather with hummus.
  3. Decorate those egg toasts with sliced veggies, however you want.
  4. It’s THAT easy!

So save the eggs this Easter! Everyone’s doing it anyway; be different. Stand out. Make Easter Egg Hummus Toasts instead. More fun guaranteed and tasted even better!

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  5. Cara, you just make my heart so happy!! These are beyond adorable and teaches us all the important lesson that your kitchen is meant to be fun. Thanks for never letting us forget that! 🙂

  7. This is SUCH a cute idea! You could do this for Valentine’s Day(tomato hearts), Fourth of July, Christmas, and Thanksgiving (veggie turkeys), too! AHHH so fun! I love it!

    ★★★★★

  11. These are really sweet. I’m newly GF and have not found many bread choices without egg. Is this bread you made or bought?

    • Hi Suzanne! This is a bread that I bought at a local, unique health food market here in LA that makes their bread in house. I know that Food For Life has just come out with a gluten free bread line (that is without eggs too) which you can find in the frozen section of your grocery stores OR check out Bread Srsly: http://www.breadsrsly.com/shop/3-pack-assorted-sourdough This is without eggs too and it’s sourdough! Mmmmmm 🙂 Hope this helps…

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