These vegan Thanksgiving recipes are crazy delicious and festive at the same time. Make them and you will surely impress everyone at the table.

What can I cook for a vegan Thanksgiving dinner?

Vegans can enjoy a variety of traditional Thanksgiving dishes by swapping meat, dairy, and eggs in the recipes for vegan-friendly alternatives, especially when it comes to side dishes like mashed potatoes, roasted vegetables, and stuffing.

You can get creative with the main dishes and try a seitan roast, store-bought vegan roast (like Tofurky), or a casserole.

For more tasty vegan recipes for fall, check out our vegan Thanksgiving desserts, vegan pumpkin recipes, vegan sweet potato recipes, vegan Fall recipes, and vegan apple recipes roundups.

Classics

Vegan Turkey Roast

Thanks to the wizardry of the vegan gods, roast turkey is back on your Thanksgiving menu this year. A blend of spices, plus a magical ingredient known as “seitan,” fool your taste buds into thinking that this baby just gobble gobbled yesterday.

Vegan Thanksgiving Recipes
Photo: School Night Vegan

 

Lentil Loaf

Move over beef meatloaf! The lentils in this dish stole your job and have sent you packin’ this fine Thanksgiving. With its blend of lentils, chickpeas, and tomato sauce, you won’t miss meaty meatloaf one iota.

vegan thanksgiving main dishes
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Wild Rice Stuffing

Your autumn stuffing’s gone wild with this blend of wild rice, lentils, and plenty of fall fruits to make it hardy, satisfying, and more deliciously savory than any dish deserves to be! It just might compete with the vegan turkey for “Best Dish on the Table.”

Classic Vegan Thanksgiving Recipes
Photo: The Green Loot

 

Mashed Potatoes

When it comes to making memorable mashed potatoes, less is more because the flavor of the potatoes speaks out loud and clear. This blend of yellow potatoes, olive oil, and nutritional yeast is simply delicious.

Vegan Mashed Potatoes
Photo: The Green Loot

 

Vegan Gravy

The secret’s in the sauce, the soy sauce, in this vegan gravy recipe. Its umami magic turns up the flavor quotient of other ingredients until they practically burst at the proverbial seams with flavor.

Vegan Gravy
Photo: Jessica In The Kitchen

 

Green Bean Casserole

Who would have thought that a little mix of creamy mushroom flavor, savory seasonings, and fresh green beans would come to epitomize all that’s good and holy on Thanksgiving? But as this green bean casserole recipe demonstrates, it IS all that’s good and holy!

Green Bean Casserole
Photo: Plant Based On a Budget

 

Cranberry Sauce

This cranberry sauce equals tang on the table at Thanksgiving and perfectly juxtaposes its sometimes savory counterparts, like turkey and stuffing. It also clears that palate like nobody’s business, ensuring you’ll taste every bite, no matter how many bites you take.

Cranberry Sauce
Photo: My Quiet Kitchen

 

Vegan Dinner Rolls

“Don’t fill up on bread!” Whoever said that probably never tried this fabulous recipe. Thank goodness, it only makes a “small” batch of fifteen pillowy-soft vegan dinner rolls — just enough for the Thanksgiving table.

Vegan Dinner Rolls
Photo: Jessica In The Kitchen

 

Vegan Coleslaw

vegan coleslaw
Photo: The Green Loot

 

Vegan Cornbread

Hey, someone pass me the cornbread. Oh, you mean that light and fluffy, dairy-free, egg-free and vegan cornbread? That’s right. It’s got just a hint of sweetness and all of the cornbread flavor that everyone adores.

Vegan Cornbread
Photo: I Can You Can Vegan

 

Mac and Cheese (No Nuts!)

This mac and cheese recipe celebrates Thanksgiving comfort food in grand style. Garlic, nutritional yeast, and Old Bay seasoning marry together in a tasty blend that makes you forget that this dish has no cheese.

Vegan Thanksgiving Recipes
Photo: Cozy Peach Kitchen

 

Vegan Creamed Corn

Creamed corn is a Thanksgiving must but it doesn’t have to be that stuff from a can. It’s easy to make your own and — newsflash — it can be dairy-free. With just five ingredients, it’s a side dish everyone at the table will adore.

Vegan Creamed Corn
Photo: Making Thyme for Health

 

Collard Greens

Fresh collard greens sprinkled with tomatoes and seasoned with garlic and onions add festive colors to your Thanksgiving spread this year. They’re so good, you’ll ask for more.

Collard Greens
Photo: Real and Vibrant

 

Sweet Potato Soup

Sweet Potato Soup
Photo: The Green Loot

 

Apple Pie

With brown sugar, vegan butter, and fresh apples snuggled in a vegan pie crust, this vegan apple pie reminds you why apple pie ranks right up there in importance to mom. Tastes great with a side of vegan vanilla ice cream.

Apple Pie
Photo: Make It Dairy-Free

 

Pumpkin Pie with Candied Pecans

Decisions, decisions. Should it be pecan pie or a pumpkin pie for Thanksgiving? Here’s an easy solution — put both in the same pie! This vegan pecan-topped pumpkin pie solves that age old dilemma and satisfies every Thanksgiving dessert desire.

Vegan Thanksgiving Recipes
Photo: Lavender and Macarons

 

Sweet Potato Casserole

The crumbled pecans and sweet brown sugar are more than just set decoration in this sweet potato casserole. They’re the addictive crunch that juxtaposes the soft, creamy texture of the sweet potatoes to make every bite the main event in this tabletop theatrical show.

Sweet Potato Casserole
Photo: Vegan Huggs

 

Pecan Pie

With a crust that practically flakes off the end of the fork by itself to its pecan-laden center of wonder, the only thing standing between you and more pie is the dollop of vegan whipped cream on top of it.

Pecan Pie
Photo: Jessica In The Kitchen

 

Thanksgiving Punch

Who wants some punch? Everyone, especially when it has the flavors of the season. This Thanksgiving Punch only has three ingredients — apple cider, caramel syrup and pumpkin pie spice. When they say it really packs a punch, this is what they were talking about.

Thanksgiving Punch
Photo: I Heart Naptime

 

Main Dishes

Vegan Portobello Steaks

These meaty portobello mushroom steaks have a twofold secret — the balsamic and tamari marinade, both sweet and salty, and the creamy basil, lemon and garlic aioli which is added at the end. Both highlight the mushrooms’ natural umami.

Vegan Thanksgiving Main Dishes
Photo: Making Thyme for Health

 

Couscous Stuffed Squash

This couscous stuffed acorn squash is a showcase of Fall ingredients. It’s also customizable, so clean out that veggie drawer and go to town. Easy to prepare, and it can be enjoyed as a main or a side.

Vegan Thanksgiving Dinner Recipes
Photo: I Love Vegan

 

Stuffing-Muffins with Mashed Potatoes and Gravy

Could you even have Thanksgiving without stuffing and mashed potatoes with gravy? This is the vegan and gluten-free version which cooks up in a muffin tin for pre-portioned serving at its finest.

Vegan Thanksgiving Main Dishes
Photo: The Colorful Kitchen

 

Creamy Mushroom Garlic Pasta

Garlic Mushroom Pasta (Vegan, Dairy-Free)
Photo: The Green Loot

 

Quinoa Stuffed Squash with Walnuts and Pomegranate

There is something so fun about everyone at the table getting their own individual quinoa stuffed mini squash. It’s also a hearty side dish that really delivers in the flavor department.

vegan Thanksgiving recipes
Photo: Nirvana Cakery

 

Roasted Thanksgiving Bowls

Bowls are all the rage right now, so a Thanksgiving bowl seems like a total no brainer. All of those comforting flavors — roasted acorn squash, carrots, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, mashed potatoes and gravy — mingled together in one go? Perfection.

Roasted Thanksgiving Bowls
Photo: I Love Vegan

 

‘Cheesy’ Butternut Squash Pasta

This creamy golden mac and cheese side dish shines a spotlight on the power of plants and ingenuity when it comes to creating a perfect mac and cheese side dish this Thanksgiving. Fresh butternut squash, vegan cheese, and an explosion of spices that leave you lining up for more.

'Cheesy' Butternut Squash Pasta
Photo: It’s All Good Vegan

 

Butternut Squash Shepherds Pie

Here’s a new take on an old classic — shepherd’s pie reimagined for a newer, healthier generation. Its bottom layer is creamy lentils. Then there’s a wild toss of carrots and mushrooms. The final layer is a luscious coconut butternut squash.

Butternut Squash Shepherds Pie (gluten-free)
Photo: Will Frolic for Food

 

Stuffed Roasted Butternut Squash

Ladies and gentleman, I give you a vegan holiday centerpiece — a stuffed, roasted butternut squash. It’s fit for a king’s feast and tastes of sage, wild rice, nuts and little pops of cranberry.

Vegan Thanksgiving Dinner
Photo: It Doesn’t Taste Like Chicken

 

Smoky Southern-Style Meatless Meatloaf

Being vegan doesn’t mean giving up comfort food favorites. This meatless meatloaf topped with barbecue sauce not only looks like the real thing but it’s so packed with flavor that you won’t miss the old, boring meatloaf for a minute.

Vegan Thanksgiving Recipes
Photo: Veganosity

 

Vegan Minestrone With Butternut Squash

This stew doesn’t play. A bowl of this chunky, hearty minestrone stew is a meal-and-a-half of veggie, bean and pasta love.

Vegan Minestrone with Butternut Squash
Photo: Grateful Grazer

 

Roasted Red Pepper & Squash Soup

When roasted red peppers and acorn squash get together, it’s magic. This creamy soup has just a little spice from the fresh ginger and takes about an hour to develop all of its yummy layers of flavor.

Roasted Red Pepper & Squash Soup
Photo: Eat The Gains

 

Vegan Thansgiving Pithiviers

This version of a pithivier has the warm flavors of Thanksgiving layered inside a flaky vegan puff pastry crust. Any guest who cuts into one of these impressive little pies will be in awe of your culinary genius.

Vegan Thanksgiving Recipes
Photo: Lazy Cat Kitchen

 

Mushroom Lasagna Roll Ups

When the elegant truffle meets an unpretentious lasagna noodle, worlds collide in the most delicious way. These roll-ups are a garlic mushroom extravaganza that come together in no time and are a little something different for the dinner table.

Truffle Ricotta and Mushroom Lasagna Roll Ups
Photo: Rabbit and Wolves

 

Vegan Vegetable Pot Pie with Biscuits

Here’s a dish that could be a mid-week family dinner or have a coveted spot on the Thanksgiving table. Golden brown scratch-made biscuits atop a rich veggie stew equals nothing short of comfort food bliss.

Vegan Vegetable Pot Pie with Biscuits
Photo: I Love Vegan

 

Sweet Potato Ravioli with Mushrooms

Ah, it’s like Autumn on a plate. Homemade pasta dough stuffed with cashew cream, sweet potato puree and fresh thyme. Sprinkle sautéed mushrooms and shallots across your raviolis and you’ve created a restaurant-quality meal.

Sweet Potato Ravioli with Mushrooms
Photo: Zestful Kitchen

 

Festive Vegan Falafel with Cranberry Pear Dip

Falafel, that old vegan standard, has just gotten a holiday makeover. Adding a decadent pear and cranberry dip on the side makes it a sweet and savory celebration, just in time for Thanksgiving.

Festive Vegan Falafel with Cranberry Pear Dip
Photo: Vegan Heaven

 

Vegan Butternut Squash and Pear Pizza

The problem with this vegan pear pizza is that you’ll have to share it. They’ll smell the roasting pears and squash, toasty crust and garlic cashew sauce and they’ll all come running. Pity. It’d make a fine meal for one.

Vegan Butternut Squash and Pear Pizza
Photo: Short Girl Tall Order

 

Sides

Garlic Roasted Green Beans

Need a last minute, easy peasy side for the holiday table? Roasted green beans with garlic can be prepped in only ten minutes and will cook in 20 minutes. Fresh and delicious! Don’t forget a squeeze of fresh lemon juice.

Garlic Green Beans

 

Vegan Waldorf Salad

vegan Waldorf salad
Photo: The Green Loot

 

Garlic Herb Roasted Potatoes

Garlic Herb Roasted Potatoes
Photo: The Green Loot

 

 

Maple Glazed Carrots with Lemon Cashew Cream

Bring these heirloom carrots to your holiday table and watch their jaws drop. By the end of the meal, everyone will be fighting about which is better, the taste or the presentation.

Maple Glazed Carrots with Lemon Cashew Cream
Photo: Eye Candy Popper

 

Vegan Corn Pudding

A mix of sweet kernels of corn, vegan butter, and a dash of sea salt swirl together in ooey-gooey gustatory harmony in this vegan corn pudding. It’s so good your Thanksgiving turkey will sing its praises.

Vegan Thanksgiving Sides
Photo: My Quiet Kitchen

 

Vegan Creamed Spinach

Creamy cashew milk, nutritional yeast, and a dash of nutmeg converge in this vegan creamed spinach that’s just enough creamy for comfort and just enough spicy “cheese” for the ultimate taste kick.

Vegan Creamed Spinach
Photo: Veggie Society

 

Fall Quinoa Salad

This pretty Autumn dish makes a hearty side dish or a light lunch meal, just make sure to use vegan feta cheese.

Autumn Quinoa Salad
Photo: Healthy Nibbles and Bits

 

Chive & Garlic Duchess Potatoes

Get ready for gasps of wonder when you present a tray of these chive and garlic duchess potatoes. Using a piping bag is the key to making these beauties look so elegant and it’s easier than you may think.

Chive & Garlic Duchess Potatoes
Photo: I Love Vegan

 

Roasted Balsamic Brussels Sprouts

Halved Brussel sprouts are roasted in a marinade of avocado oil, balsamic vinegar, and pure maple syrup until they’re practically bursting with a sweet and tangy flavor.

Roasted Balsamic Brussels Sprouts
Photo: One Lovely Life

 

Vegan Fall Panzanella

All of the colors, textures and flavors of this seasonal bread salad will delight the palate while being a feast for the eyes. Enjoy it as a lunch or a light dinner.

vegan Thanksgiving recipes
Photo: Well Vegan

 

Potato Croquettes

Here’s a promise — if you put a basket of these potato croquettes on your Thanksgiving table, you will indeed be celebrated. Golden and crispy, they look so inviting and will make a perfect addition to an already crowded plate.

Potato Croquettes
Photo: Elephantastic Vegan

 

Autumn Pasta Salad

It’s crunch time for salad lovers. Think tart Granny Smith apples, crisp celery and coarsely chopped pecans all tossed with spinach and citrus and al dente pasta. This autumn salad bursts with fresh, seasonal flavors.

Autumn Crunch Pasta Salad
Photo: Chelsea’s Messy Apron

 

Green Bean Almondine

Sweet slivers of almonds and fresh green beans spar in this green bean almondine to see who wins for the crispiest, tastiest ingredient in a Thanksgiving dish. Only your taste buds can decide who wins that fight! You might need two helpings to decide who wins this gustatory duke-out!

Green Bean Almondine
Photo: Monkey and Me Kitchen Adventures

 

Jalapeno Cornbread Muffins

They’re a side dish. No, they’re a breakfast. No way, they’re a side dish! Calm down everyone. They’re jalapeño cornbread muffins and they can be a side dish and a quick grab-and-go leftover breakfast.

Vegan Thanksgiving
Photo: My Quiet Kitchen

 

Cornbread Stuffing (gf)

Y’all, what would Thanksgiving be without a heaping helping of cornbread stuffing? It just wouldn’t be right. So here’s a recipe that has all the textures and flavors without any of the gluten or the guilt.

Cornbread Stuffing (gluten-free)
Photo: The Pretty Bee

 

Mashed Potatoes with Mushroom Gravy

No Thanksgiving meal would be complete without offering your guests a piping-hot bowl of fluffy mashed potatoes. The mushroom gravy ups the ante and turns this standard into a vegan-friendly must.

Mashed Potatoes with Mushroom Gravy
Photo: Vegan Huggs

 

Sugar-free Cranberry Sauce

Fact — no Thanksgiving would be complete without cranberry sauce. This version is a super easy four-ingredient recipe that tastes sensational and has no sugar. It’s also low in carbs and paleo friendly, so don’t hold back.

Sugar-free Cranberry Sauce (Low Carb, Paleo, Gluten-free)
Photo: Wholesome Yum

 

Desserts

Fall Fruit Salad

Fall Fruit Salad
Photo: The Green Loot

 

Sweet Potato Pie

Sitting just below a bubbling top of toasted marshmallows, the fresh sweet potatoes and flaky crust that make up this delish vegan sweet potato pie will stuff your tummy faster than your second helping of turkey will and be sweeter going down to boot.

Vegan Thanksgiving Desserts
Photo: Healthier Steps

 

Chai Spice Pear Pie

Looking for something a little different for the Thanksgiving dessert table? Chai spices are so warm and inviting and when paired with pear, it’s a dream come true. The flavor combination is unbeatable especially when it’s served in a buttery, vegan crust.

Chai Spice Pear Pie
Photo: The Almond Eater

 

Apple Crumble

Give yourself a break this Thanksgiving and throw together this vegan apple crumble. Made with simple ingredients, you can assemble it ahead of time and then bake it on the big day. It doesn’t get much easier than that.

Vegan Thanksgiving
Photo: Shane and Simple

 

Pumpkin Roll

Let’s be honest — some people are just fed up with pumpkin pie. But believe me when I tell you that no one ever turns down a well executed pumpkin roll. Yummy pumpkin cake stuffed with light, aquafaba cream? Too darn delightful to pass up.

Pumpkin Roll
Photo: The Green Loot

 

Apple Cider Cake with Maple Glaze

Apple cider and autumn go together, so why not make a cake that celebrates both? It is bursting with those flavors of cinnamon and maple that everyone craves when the leaves start to turn and the wind gets crisp.

Apple Cider Cake with Maple Glaze
Photo: Well Vegan

 

Pumpkin Pie Bites

If you’re like me, it’s hard to resist any bite-sized dessert. I mean, the calories don’t count if you can pop it in your mouth in one go, right? It’s everything you like about pumpkin pie in a single, delicious bite.

Pumpkin Pie Bites
Photo: Chefani

 

Apple Upside Down Cake

Gather your guests around. They can smell the apple-cinnamon goodness as you present the hot pan. Get a plate and watch their anticipation. Flip that baby out and they’ll see the caramelized apple goodness on top. Dessert perfection achieved.

Apple Upside Down Cake
Photo: Make It Dairy-free

 

Pumpkin Bundt Cake

This pumpkin bundt cake is so good that it doesn’t even need a glaze. Sure, if you want to gild the lily, by all means, go for it. You can also make it without a bundt pan! Three cheers for a flexible recipe!

Pumpkin Bundt Cake
Photo: Make It Dairy-Free

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Drinks

 

Sparkling Apple Cider Sangria

Pour you and your bestie a glass of apple cider sangria, sit in front of a crackling fire and let the fun begin. Apples and cinnamon sticks all get familiar in a crisp white whine with a dash of whiskey and cider thrown in for good measure.

Vegan Thanksgiving Drinks
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Slow Cooker Spiced Apple Cider

Treat your guests to an intoxicating holiday aroma as soon as they walk in your door. This recipe adds orange to apple cider and when simmered gently in a slow cooker, it’s both fragrant and irresistible.

Vegan Thanksgiving Drinks
Photo: Savory Nothings

 

Apple Cider Rum Punch

Thirsty? How about some apple cider, orange juice, cinnamon sticks and rum all decked out in a glass with apples and oranges? I know I’m ready for a big holiday glass of that festive brew.

Apple Cider Rum Punch
Photo: This Silly Girl’s Kitchen

 

Mulled Pear Juice

Everybody’s had mulled cider but how many people have dared to mull pear juice? This drink is next level yummy. Clementine juice adds a citrus zing to the subtly sweet pear. A whole batch takes only 15 minutes to make.

Mulled Pear Juice
Photo: Recipes from a Pantry

Apple Cinnamon Whiskey Smash

Let the children sip on some cider — I got myself a tumbler of Apple Cinnamon Whiskey Smash. The flavors of fall and whiskey make a perfect match, and it’s amazing how something so cool can warm you right up.

Apple Cinnamon Whiskey Smash
Photo: Hunger Thirst Play

 

Autumn Harvest Punch

Autumn Harvest Punch
Photo: Fivespot Green Living

For those occasions when, for whatever the reason, you can’t have a cocktail, there’s nothing wrong with indulging in a little mocktail. It’s a celebration in a glass but without any regret the next day.

 

Appetizers

Mushroom Sausage Rolls

Looking for an extra nibble for your holiday guests? Blow their minds with these vegan sausage rolls that have all the flavor without any of the (wait for it) sausage! They don’t need it — the umami comes from mushrooms, cashews and soy sauce.

Vegan Thanksgiving Appetizers
Photo: Simply Ceecee

 

Stromboli

Stromboli is a party food classic and this vegan version makes a perfect holiday appetizer. Roll up some grainy mustard, veggies, vegan cheese and deli meat in pizza dough and bake. Slice and you’re ready to serve.

Stromboli
Photo: The Curious Chickpea

 

Garlic Olives in a Blanket

While others are pigging out on pigs in a blanket, up the sophistication with a vegan take — I present garlicky olives neatly tucked in their own little blankets. These are so simple and impressive for vegans and non-vegans alike.

Garlic Olives in a Blanket
Photo: The Baking Fairy

 

Mushroom Pate

Need a savory pâté dipping solution that doesn’t involve meat? Of course it’s the mighty mushroom that comes to the appetizer rescue. All of that umami flavor in a scrumptious pâté that is perfect on crackers, French bread or as a veggie dip.

Mushroom Pate
Photo: Vegan on Board

 

Chili Garlic Brussels Sprouts

Watch out, Buffalo sauce, chili garlic sauce is eyeing your crown. It has already cozied up to the Brussels sprouts and is making a name for itself. A little heat, a little soy, a little garlic and wow — an appetizer that wakes up your palate.

Chili Garlic Brussels Sprouts
Photo: Get Set Vegan

 

Holiday Cheese Ball

Nothing says holiday appetizer like an old fashioned cheese ball. Too bad you can’t have a vegan cheese ball…or can you? Yes, you can and it’s delicious. Vegan cheeses, nuts, dried cranberries, fresh herbs and spices are all it takes to be the star of your platter.

vegan cheese ball
Photo: Crowded Kitchen

 

Italian Stuffed Mushrooms

You will never go wrong serving stuffed mushrooms at a party. Italian bread crumbs tossed with all kinds of herbs and seasonings in a roasted mushroom make for a perfect, savory bite. Vegans, call dibs because the non-vegans will descend and seize them.

Italian Stuffed Mushrooms
Photo: Neurotic Mommy

 

FAQ

Do vegans celebrate Thanksgiving?

Thanksgiving is an American holiday, so vegans in the United States usually celebrate. There is also Canadian Thanksgiving, celebrated in early October as a harvest feast, that has a similar menu to American Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving dishes are delicious and have been popularized around the world, so many vegans around the world have tried some of them!

What do vegans eat on Thanksgiving instead of turkey?

For vegans looking for a classic main dish for Thanksgiving, try homemade seitan, a vegan pastry-wrapped roast, or a store-bought vegan roast (like Tofurky) instead of turkey. Not interested in meat alternatives? For a veggie-centric option, try a meatless loaf, a vegetable casserole, or stuffed acorn squash.

What are good vegan side dishes for Thanksgiving?

While most Thanksgiving side dishes are not vegan, fortunately it’s easy to make vegan versions of these dishes by simply swapping out the butter for vegan butter, chicken or turkey broth for vegetable broth, and cheese for vegan cheese in dishes like mashed potatoes, stuffing, and roasted vegetables.

What are good vegan desserts for Thanksgiving?

Some delicious vegan Thanksgiving desserts are veganized versions of traditional dessert recipes like pumpkin pie, pumpkin cake, apple pie, cranberry bread, and pecan pie. Don’t forget to top your pies with vegan whipped cream and serve with dairy-free ice cream!

vegan Thanksgiving recipes

70+ Easy Vegan Thanksgiving Recipes (Full Menu)

5 from 7 votes
Author Mira M.
These are the best Vegan Thanksgiving Dinner Recipes for your 2023 Fall holiday menu! Delicious main dishes, sides, desserts, cocktails & more.
Prep 30 minutes
Cook 1 hour
Total Time 1 hour 30 minutes
4

Ingredients
 

  • chickpea meatloaf
  • roasted green beans
  • mushroom gravy
  • cornbread stuffing
  • glazed carrots
  • mashed potatoes
  • butternut squash

Instructions
 

  • Choose your favorite Thanksgiving meal from the list.
  • Click on the name to get to the recipe.
  • Happy cooking!

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Nutrition

Calories: 350kcal
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  4. 5 stars
    Thank you Kate! The family has already chosen a few recipes from here that I will make this Thursday.
    Happy Thanksgiving!

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  6. OMG. These look fabulous! I’m going to try three this year. We usually have vegan lasagna but I can’t wait to taste some of these. TY!!

  7. 5 stars
    Going through this list one by one in preparation for Thanksgiving and let me tell you…everything is effin delicious!!

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