Recipes come with flavor. And when these flavors are palatable, with texture, have amazing aromas – that’s when those dishes become some of the most favorite among your family members.
Last week, we did a beautiful flavors swap of the Vegetarian Thanksgiving recipes imaginable. Vegetarian recipes can be very taste-FULL. All comes with that final touch of spice or way you prepare them. Check out some most creative ideas on how to make your Thanksgiving full of veggies and non-meat ingredients that taste great.
Here they are – 15 Vegetarian Dishes
to Attempt for Thanksgiving:
Pan Seared Brussels Sprout Salad by This Mama Loves
Cheesy Broccoli Quinoa by This Mama Loves
Apple Cider Roasted Sweet Potatoes by This Mama Loves
Upgraded Green Bean Casserole by Homemaking Hacks
Butternut Squash Au Gratin by Homemaking Hacks
Slow Roasted Sweet Potatoes by Apron Free Cooking
Grain-Free Gluten-Free Pumpkin Pie Cupcakes by Crazy Adventures in Parenting
Spinach Balls by Crazy Adventures in Parenting
Vegetable Risotto by Just Short of Crazy
Vegan Meatballs by Just Short of Crazy
Easy Crock Pot Cranberry Sauce by Raising Wasians
Portabella Stuffed Sweet Potatoes by Back to Her Roots
Brie and Chive Biscuits by The Gracious Wife
Tortilla Roll-Ups by Better in Bulk
Creamy Garlic Pasta by Better in Bulk
Do you see anything that you may introduce to your Thanksgiving table this year?
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— Celebrate Woman (@DiscoverSelf) November 12, 2015
20 thoughts on “Vegetarian Recipes to Roundup Your Thanksgiving Dinner Ideas #FlavorsSwap”
I think I am going to try the crockpot cranberry sauce and the vegetable risotto. What a great round up and thanks for including gluten free options.
The vegetable risotto seems right up my alley. Perfect side for the meal.
These are some tasty looking recipes! Perfect for anytime of the year! I really want to try the stuffed sweet potatoes.
This is such great roundup even if you are not a vegetarian! I love the idea of cheesy broccoli quinoa! Yummy!
Thanks for sharing all of these! I am excited to try your “Easy crock-pot cranberry sauce.”
These are all great recipe ideas for both Thanksgiving and Christmas. I would love to have someone else do all of the cooking though!
These recipes sound so good. I will have to try some of these as side dishes for Thanksgiving. Yum!
I think this is great because I don’t have too many vegtarian recipes up my sleeve. I am glad to be able to have some options to offer my guests.
What great options, we have a lot of family over for Thanksgiving and it is important to have dishes everyone can enjoy. I have a few guests who need healthier options and one who prefers vegetarian dishes.
Everything looks delicious. I’m trying to eat less meat, so these are recipes worth trying.
Oh those apple cider sweet potatoes are calling my name! Yum! I’m so going to try them this Thanksgiving.
These are great options for a vegetarian turkey day or even just delicious additions to the more traditional meal! We try and incorporate a couple new dishes every year and these will definitely make the short list!
YUM!! Not only great for vegetarians but also Paleo, like me!
I actually could easily go all vegetarian on Thanksgiving – I mostly like all the sides anyway. Does anyone really eat the turkey??
Great ideas for veggie dishes! These are often overlooked at Thanksgiving dinner.
I’ll need a couple of vegetarian options this year. All of these look really good. That green bean casserole might be a good one to try.
These all look delicious. I love the stuffed pepper the most.
These are great recipes. I don’t think I could give up turkey for Thanksgiving and Christmas, but these would make excellent additions to the table.
I am not vegetarian, but I know a few that are. They look like awesome meals I’s like to try a few myself! 🙂
All of these recipes Sound absolutely delicious. I can’t wait to try a few of them.