My BEST Vegan Thanksgiving Recipes

Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday.

I didn’t grow up in the United States; I’m a transplant, but I find this American tradition so charming – especially since it revolves around one of my favorite things: GOOD FOOD!

Why I Love A Vegan Thanksgiving

One of the things I love most about living in the United States is my ability to reinvent myself and determine my own path. While I cherish many aspects of the Middle Eastern cultures I grew up in and the culture I connected with in the United Kingdom before I came to the US with my husband, I treasure the American impulse for self-determination.

There is nothing more American to me than a vegan Thanksgiving. What could be more American than molding a traditional holiday to fit your personal convictions?

With the right recipes, a vegan Thanksgiving spread can be just as satisfying as a traditional one.

A dear friend of mine is an American living in Europe. He cooked a seven-course vegan Thanksgiving meal for his closest German friends—most of whom ate meat—and they LOVED it! Good food is good food.

My BEST Vegan Thanksgiving Recipes

I don’t mean to toot my horn too loudly, but I love good food, and I’m pretty confident these recipes won’t disappoint! These recipes were created for vegans who live a healing lifestyle and are tasty enough for non-vegans to enjoy.

I love that these recipes put a healing spin on familiar flavors and textures so that all of the comfort is there with no problematic ingredients. I hope you enjoy them as much as my family and I do!

Spinach & Artichoke Dip with Caramelized Onions

Muneeza Ahmed — I’ve never met anyone who doesn’t enjoy spinach artichoke dip, but most of us assume we’ll have to leave this treat behind when we move to a healing lifestyle. Think again!

Muneeza’s Chestnut Soup

Cheesy Cranberry Pinwheels

Butternut Squash Mac And Cheese

Vegan Gluten-Free Stuffing

Coconut Curry Brussels Sprouts

These coconut-curried brussel sprouts make a great clean twist on the traditional Thanksgiving Brussels Sprouts side dish. Try this powerfully healing recipe, you won't be disappointed. — These coconut-curried Brussels sprouts make a great, clean twist on the traditional Thanksgiving Brussels Sprouts side dish. Try this powerfully healing recipe; you won’t be disappointed.

Muneeza’s Date and Walnut Cake

Date & Walnut Cake — This delicious, sweet-savory cake will leave everyone wanting more and comes with none of the guilt of other heavy holiday treats.

Looking for more holiday recipe inspiration? I’ve got more! Check out the recipe section on my website.

Or visit the Medical Medium Thanksgiving recipe page, where you’ll find plenty more enticing meal options for your holiday table.

To your health and happiness,

Muneeza

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