Vegan / Dairy Free Bread Wreath! 🥰

So many emotions on Day 9 but she turned out beautiful and delicious and I could not be more proud. This was my first ever bread wreath and I rarely show y’all the first time I make something but this series is about having holiday fun so I thought— why not!

I’ll pin my vegan pesto video so you can reference it again, but that’s what I used for this to keep it 100% dairy free and plant based! 🎄🥰✨

Wanna try it yourself? The recipe is live on theherbyeater.co right now for you! And don’t forget to hit the follow button so you don’t miss the rest of the series! 🤍

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2025/12/9 Edited to

... Read moreMaking a vegan and dairy-free bread wreath is an excellent way to bring festive cheer to your holiday table while catering to plant-based dietary needs. This bread wreath is not only visually stunning but also packed with delightful flavors, thanks to its dairy-free vegan pesto topping, which adds a fresh and herby touch. When preparing a bread wreath, starting with a reliable basic bread dough recipe is key — typically made from flour, yeast, water, and a bit of sugar for yeast activation. For a dairy-free approach, avoid butter and milk, opting instead for plant-based oils or water. The unique shape of the bread wreath adds an attractive element to any celebration and impresses guests with its artisanal look. You can customize the wreath with various herbs and seasonings, such as rosemary, thyme, or garlic, to enhance flavor further. Additionally, incorporating seeds like sesame or poppy seeds sprinkled on top before baking can add both taste and visual appeal. For those who want to replicate the vegan pesto used in this recipe, it typically consists of fresh basil, garlic, nuts like pine nuts or walnuts, olive oil, nutritional yeast (to mimic the cheesy flavor), and lemon juice. This combination ensures the pesto remains free of dairy yet maintains its signature vibrant taste. Baking the bread wreath requires patience—allowing the dough proper time to rise will result in a light and fluffy texture. Remember, baking times may vary depending on oven type and dough size, so keeping an eye on the golden-brown crust helps achieving perfect results. Finally, this recipe is not only perfect for experienced bakers but also a joyful project for beginners eager to explore plant-based baking. Sharing this bread wreath with family and friends can be a meaningful way to celebrate holidays inclusively, showcasing creativity and care for dietary preferences without sacrificing flavor or festivity.