Christians commemorate the Last Supper, Crucifixion and Resurrection of Jesus at Easter – the time when Jesus abolished animal sacrifice and replaced it with bread and wine.

So.

If ever there was a time to celebrate the abolition of animal sacrifice.

Easter is it.

One can eat the same foods for a Vegan Easter, as for a Vegan Christmas or a Vegan Thanksgiving, with the addition of chocolate Easter eggs, chocolate rabbits and hot cross buns.

With fruit, nuts, grains, herbs and vegetables, that were available in the Middle East at the time of Jesus. Including bread and wine, which Jesus said to eat and drink, "in memory of me".

And, slices of firm tofu can easily replace turkey or chicken.

This book also, includes "Should Christians Be Vegetarians", the Definition Of Veganism, what is and what is not Vegan Food, and the Health Hazards of Long-Term Vegan Diets.