Vegan Thanksgiving RecipesThanksgiving is right around the corner, and it’s time to start planning for the annual autumnal feast. It can be a tough holiday for vegans, but with a little preparation and patience, it can actually be a terrific day. This is a great opportunity to impress omnivores with delicious plant-based food, so we’ve put together a list of some of our favorite vegan Thanksgiving recipes that are sure to please everyone at the dinner table, no matter what their dietary preference is. If you’re attending dinner with family, consider bringing a dish or two from the list. If you’re hosting Thanksgiving at your house, you can make several (or even all!) of these recipes to create one epic holiday meal.

Vegan Thanksgiving Recipes

Autumn Harvest SaladAutumn Harvest Salad from Everyday Vegan Eats by Zsu Dever – This whole-grain salad is full of the abundance that autumn brings, and it’s a great dish to begin your feast with.

Spinach Salad Bowl with Warm Pecan Dressing from Vegan Bowls  by Zsu Dever – This salad is filled with shaved fennel, perfectly cooked quinoa, and candied pecans. The warm orange-pecan dressing ties all the flavors together and delivers a delicious Thanksgiving appetizer or side dish.

Cheesy Potato & Cauliflower BakeCheesy Cauliflower and Potato Bake from The Abundance Diet by Somer McCowan – This healthy dish is a great side dish option.

Brussels Sprouts with Bacon and ShallotsVegan Brussels Sprouts with Bacon and Shallots from Baconish by Leilana Two Moons – Shallots and vegan bacon are caramelized with a bit of brown sugar to add just a touch of sweetness to the earthiness of the Brussels sprouts in this recipe.

Easy Curried Green Beans from Vegan Richa’s Indian Kitchen by Richa Hingle – If you’d like to add a little bit of spice to your Thanksgiving table, give these curried green beans a try.

Mashed PotatoesMashed Potatoes with Sautéed Chard and Garlic from World Vegan Feast by Bryanna Clark Grogan – This dish is actually a Mediterranean take on the Irish potato and cabbage dish colcannon, but the combination of potatoes and greens makes it perfect for Thanksgiving.

Savory Shiitake and Parmesan Bread Pudding from The Lusty Vegan by Ayindé Howell and Zoë Eisenberg – Because sometimes you have to indulge, this is not Chef Ayindé healthiest recipe, but it’s a an excellent side dish option for Thanksgiving. Be sure to pace yourself and enjoy!

Vegan Buttermilk Herb BiscuitsFlaky Buttermilk Herb Biscuits from Everyday Vegan Eats by Zsu Dever – These biscuits bake up big and beautiful and they’re the ideal complement to your holiday meal.

Corn MuffinsCornbread Muffins from Everyday Vegan Eats by Zsu Dever – If you prefer cornbread over biscuits, you’ll love these light and buttery muffins.

Devils Pot PieDevil’s Pot Pie from The Lusty Vegan by Ayindé Howell and Zoë Eisenberg – When brainstorming main dishes for The Lusty Vegan, Ayindé asked his Facebook friends what holiday food they missed most, and the response was a resounding “OMG I miss pot pie.” Ayindé took on the savory American classic. This is gravy, veggies, and a fluffy crust all in one magical pie.

Classic Tofu LoafClassic Tofu Loaf from The Lusty Vegan by Ayindé Howell and Zoë Eisenberg – This easy-to-make tofu loaf can easily take center stage on your Thanksgiving table.

Italian Rustic Squash and Kale TartItalian Rustic Squash and Kale Tart from World Vegan Feast by Bryanna Clark Grogan – The vegetable filling in this tart has quite a “meaty” taste, making it the ideal Thanksgiving main dish.

Easy as (Chocolate) Pie from Cook the Pantry by Robin Robertson – This decadent chocolate pie assembles in minutes. After some time in the fridge, it’s ready to serve. What can be easier than that?

Fruit Crumble from The Vegan Air Fryer by JL FieldsFruit Crumble from The Vegan Air Fryer by JL Fields – If you’re looking for a simple way to prepare a warm fruit dessert, look no further. The air fryer is the perfect way to cook dessert on Thanksgiving, when the oven might be too over crowded.

What are your favorite vegan Thanksgiving recipes?

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