20 Passover desserts so good you’ll want them all year

Chocolate meringue cake

Enjoy a meringue of epic proportions in this chocolaty cake.

Coconut macaroon cake

Thanks to pistachio and coconut ganache, these macaroons are anything but boring.

Marble matzo crunch

Matzo is a blank canvas, and this recipe paints the yum on thick!

Coffee meringues

Meringues and coffee are a perfect pair in this dessert.

Strawberry meringues

So light and so fluffy — bet you can’t eat just one.

Ugly but good cookies

Don’t knock ’em till you’ve tried ’em. These Passover cookies are downright addictive.

Pecan ganache cookies

These chewy, chocolaty cookies are made with pecan butter.

Cran-orange matzo bark

Brighten up this chocolaty matzo bark with cranberry and orange.

Chocolate-drizzled coconut-orange macaroons

The perfect combination of chocolate, coconut and citrus flavors makes for one unique Passover treat.

Berry-citrus macaroons

Orange and blueberry jazz up classic macaroons in this recipe.

Spiced apple cake

Flavored with ginger, orange and brandy-soaked raisins, this moist apple cake is anything but boring.

Cheesecake brownies

Decadent cheesecake and flourless brownies make this dessert truly special.

Coconut Pavlova

Light as a cloud, Pavlova is the perfect foil to pudding and caramel sauce in this recipe.

Cream puffs and éclairs

Who knew it was possible to make a Passover-friendly pâte à choux?

Chocolate-caramel cake

Chocolate and caramel are a classic pairing for a reason!

Chipotle-chocolate cake

An irresistible chocolate cake with a hint of spice that also happens to be gluten-free.

Basil-ginger cocoa cake

Chocolate cake is exciting again thanks to basil and ginger in this recipe.

Almond Joy cake

This Almond Joy-inspired cake is perfect for Passover.

Lemon-almond cake

This lemon, almond and ricotta cake feels light and indulgent all at once.

Whole Meyer lemon cake

For those times when only the whole lemon will do (hold the flour).

Updated by Bethany Ramos on 4/22/16