35+ AIP Paleo Valentine Recipes - A Squirrel in the Kitchen (2024)

It is almost Valentine’s Day and this year, it will be very easy to enjoy a special treat while staying on track with your AIP diet! The resources for AIP recipes are growing every week and there are quite a few dessert recipes that are the perfect fit for this occasion.

I have collected delicious treats and desserts from my favorites AIP bloggers just for you! They are all pink, red, or purple, and made with ingredients compliant with the Autoimmune Protocol. So go ahead and enjoy a special treat for this very special day with your loved ones.

35+ Valentine Recipes

• Paleo AIP fruit terrine with berries (no bake dessert)– A Squirrel in the Kitchen
• Raspberry coconut candies (paleo – AIP – sugar free – vegan) – A Squirrel in the kitchen
• Paleo AIP sweet and sour hibiscus ginger gelatin gummies– A Squirrel in the Kitchen
• Raspberry coconut panna cotta (paleo – AIP – GAPS)– Phoenix Helix
• Paleo ginger jam thumbprint cookies (AIP friendly)– Beyond the Bite
• Paleo cranberry chocolate truffles (AIP friendly) – Beyond the Bite
• Strawberry snack cake (AIP – coconut free) – Beyond the Bite
• Energizing cranberry smoothie – Beyond the Bite
• Homemade paleo raspberry jam (AIP friendly) – Beyond the Bite
• Raspberry coconut panna cotta (AIP – GAPS – SCD – Paleo) – Healing Family Eats
• Raspberry Valentine cake (AIP – GAPS – SCD – Paleo) – Healing Family Eats
• Thyme-scented strawberry Fool (AIP – GAPS – SCD – Paleo) – Healing Family Eats
• Boysenberry lavender ice cream (AIP – GAPS – SCD – Paleo) – Healing Family Eats
• Strawberry rose milkshake (AIP – GAPS – SCD – Paleo) – Healing Family Eats
• Strawberry and pomegranate pie (AIP – Paleo) – Don’t Eat the Spatula
• Cherry Turnovers (AIP – Paleo – Vegan) – Don’t Eat the Spatula
• AIP strawberry shortcake – Gutsy by Nature
• Coconut raspberry cheesecake – Autoimmune Paleo
• Berry panna cotta pie (AIP – Paleo) – Sweet Treats
• Strawberry rhubarb crumble (AIP – paleo) – Sweet Treats
• Blood orange gummies with kombucha (AIP) – Sweet Treats
• Paleo fudge sauce and AIP carob sauce – Sweet Treats
• Roasted cherry ice cream (no churn) – Adventures in Partaking
• Scrumptious raspberry coconut tea cakes – Joanna Frankham
• Raspberry marshmallows (Paleo – AIP – SCD) – Eat Heal Thrive
• Turkish delight gummies (Paleo – AIP) – Eat Heal Thrive
• No sugar added cherry pie bars (AIP friendly) – Grazed and Enthused
• Kombucha shooters (AIP – Paleo) – Grazed and Enthused
• Strawberry banana morning milkshake – He Won’t Know it’s Paleo
• Cranberry ginger mocktail (AIP – Paleo) – Sweet Potatoes and Social Change
• Strawberry shortcake(AIP) – Simple and Merry
• Berry delicious candy – The Paleo PI
• AIP carob turmeric hearts – Heal Me in the Kitchen
• Fragrant rose chai – Heal Me in the Kitchen
• Strawberry lemonade ice cream (paleo – AIP) – Joy-Filled Nourishment
• Cranberry orange gelatin gummies – Joy-Filled Nourishment
• Coconut, strawberry, and vanilla ice cream – Comfort Bites
• Roasted cherry ice cream sundae (AIP – paleo) – Comfort Bites

A note about sugary treats: Treats and desserts made with ingredients compliant with the Autoimmune Protocol are wonderful and special! And we should treat them as such: special. A little something sweet to celebrate a momentous occasion, not an everyday occurrence. Why? Sugar is always sugar, even if it comes from fruit or unprocessed sweeteners like honey and maple syrup. And too much sugar doesn’t mix well with autoimmune disease in my experience. Sugar can raise the overall inflammation in your body and make your symptoms worse. So it is all right to enjoy a dessert once in a while, but consume with moderation!