June is Pride Month, which means it’s the perfect time to eat the rainbow (literally!). We rounded up 12 bright and tasty recipes that run the gamut from sweet to savory. Happy Pride!

Homemade Rainbow Bagels

Rainbow bagels
(Photo: Ashlee Marie)

This recipe may look complicated, but it’s actually easier than you think! Top these beauties with funfetti cream cheese for an extra dose of fun.

Rainbow Couscous and Tzatziki Chicken

Rainbow Couscous and Tzatziki Chicken
(Photo: Zested Lemon)

Israeli couscous tops this colorful and customizable meal, which is perfect for meal-prepping at the beginning of the week. Just layer in jars, grab and go!

Chocolate-Dipped Funfetti Macaroons

Chocolate-Dipped Funfetti Macaroons
(Photo: A Clean Bake)

Who says macaroons are only for Passover? These chewy, gluten-free treats are perfect for summer picnics.

Rainbow Hummus Veggie Spread

Rainbow Hummus Veggie Spread
(Photo: Alpha Foodie)

These six versions of all-natural rainbow hummus—avocado, roasted beetroot, turmeric, roasted red pepper, baked purple sweet potato and roasted cabbage—are a delightful addition to any veggie platter.

Rainbow Babka

Rainbow babka
(Photo: buttermilk)

This tender, vanilla-flavored challah dough is laced with a delicious combination of hazelnut and white chocolate.

Rainbow Vegan Falafel

Rainbow vegan falafel
(Photo: Alpha Foodie)

With just a single ingredient addition (baked purple potato, beetroot, butternut squash and parsley), this falafel mix goes from basic to rainbow-tastic.

Funfetti Rugelach

Funfetti Rugelach
(Photo: What Jew Wanna Eat)

This recipe incorporates brown sugar and vanilla bean for extra funfetti flavor, plus a cream cheese filling.

Rainbow Salad With Tahini Dressing

Rainbow Salad With Tahini Dressing
(Photo: Marina Wright/feedfeed)

Eat the rainbow via this salad featuring roasted chickpeas, quinoa, crisp veggies and a lemony tahini dressing.

Sprinkle Biscotti

Sprinkle Biscotti
(Photo: my name is yeh)

Get your sprinkle on with this funfetti-inspired recipe, which is based on marzipan mandel bread.

Rainbow Challah

Rainbow challah
(Photo: What Jew Wanna Eat)

Just like normal challah, but way prettier! This recipe uses gel food coloring, but there’s also a version using natural food coloring if that’s more your style. Plus there’s a video tutorial to help you braid this gorgeous six-strand loaf!

Rainbow Marzipan Cookies

Rainbow Marzipan Cookies
(Photo: Myrna Turek/The Jewish Kitchen)

Bright colors, almond flavor, apricot jam and chocolate—what more could you want from this nostalgia-inducing treat?

Tahini Rainbow Sprinkle Shortbread

Tahini Rainbow Sprinkle Shortbread
(Photo: What Jew Wanna Eat)

These nutty, buttery cookies taste just as good as they look! And they’re easy to make, too.