My Very Best Thanksgiving Vegetable Recipes
Are you looking for a Thanksgiving side dish? vegetable casseroles? side dishes to serve a crowd? a green vegetable for Thanksgiving? Or how about the World's Best Green Bean Casserole? (It uses fresh green beans and fresh mushrooms. No more canned green beans and cream of mushroom soup, thank you.) Or maybe the favorite at Canadian Thanksgiving, my family's longtime recipe for Turnip Puff or Rutabaga Puff? Whether you're looking for new recipes or coming back for an old favorite, welcome to A Veggie Venture's many-year collection of Thanksgiving vegetable recipes!
Hand-Selected Thanksgiving Vegetable Side Dishes from a Vegetable Lover Who Cooked Her First Thanksgiving Dinner At Age 16! Super-Organized, Quick & Easy to Find Just the Right Recipe for Your Gathering. Packed with Thanksgiving Side Dishes & Vegetable Casseroles To Make Ahead of Time. Useful "How To's" for Thanksgiving Vegetables.
Hand-Selected Thanksgiving Vegetable Side Dishes from a Vegetable Lover Who Cooked Her First Thanksgiving Dinner At Age 16! Super-Organized, Quick & Easy to Find Just the Right Recipe for Your Gathering. Packed with Thanksgiving Side Dishes & Vegetable Casseroles To Make Ahead of Time. Useful "How To's" for Thanksgiving Vegetables.
It's Tradition! And the Vegetable Recipes Here are (Mostly) Traditional for Thanksgiving
Since way back in 2006, it's tradition here at A Veggie Venture to feature Thanksgiving vegetable recipes throughout November. All these Thanksgiving favorites are now collected here in one convenient place! Here's what you'll find:recipes that feature Thanksgiving's favorite vegetables, the ones long-time readers and frequent visitors themselves voted for! Did you know that the top three Thanksgiving vegetables are #1 sweet potatoes, #2 green beans and #3 potatoes?
traditional Thanksgiving side dish recipes perfect for a special holiday meal but not over the top
make-ahead vegetable casseroles made with fresh fall vegetables prepped mostly or entirely in advance
recipes that easily multiply for a crowd and divide for small gatherings
and a little different for A Veggie Venture, no skimping on butter, cream and cheese!
Updated Every Year
The collection is updated every year and now lists more than six dozen Thanksgiving recipes for vegetable side dishes, vegetable casseroles plus special recipes for serving a crowd, some super-simple recipes, all sorted by vegetable. If you've already settled on a potato recipe, don't worry, just skip over this page's potato recipes for Thanksgiving. If you're wondering what to make for Thanksgiving with cauliflower? Check out the Thanksgiving cauliflower recipes.And now I've expanded this Thanksgiving recipe collection to include recipes for Thanksgiving appetizers, Thanksgiving salads and even Thanksgiving pies! Handy, eh? Hey, I know you're busy trying to figure out Thanksgiving. I'm here to make things just a little bit easier. :-)
How To's for Favorite Thanksgiving Vegetables
BRUSSELS SPROUTS Four Ways to Cut Brussels Sprouts, depending on how they'll be cooked (with step-by-step photos and recipe recommendations for each cut)BUTTERNUT SQUASH
How to Roast a Whole Butternut Squash, use this recipe to cook squash to make into squash casseroles, soups and other recipes that call for cooked squash
How to Cut, Peel & Cube a Butternut Squash and Keep All Ten Fingers, use this technique to safely cut up a butternut squash for roasting or chunks of squash in vegetable casseroles
PUMPKIN How to Roast a Whole Pumpkin, use this recipe to make pumpkin purée from scratch for Thanksgiving pies and side dishes
ROASTING VEGETABLES How to Roast Vegetables, 15 Tips & a Master Recipe, use this fundamental technique to roast your family's favorite vegetable for Thanksgiving
The Top Thanksgiving Recipes: Reader Favorites
Each year, readers seem to pick a "favorite Thanksgiving recipe" with their clicks and comments. Every year, one new recipe stands out as a "reader favorite".The collection's very first recipe, World's Best Green Bean Casserole remains the all-time favorite here on A Veggie Venture.
But in 2007, the low-carb Cauliflower Cream was the surprise favorite
In 2008, that was followed by Creamy Brussels Sprouts Gratin. Our grandson loves these Brussels sprouts so much, I make them whenever he comes to visit, Thanksgiving or not!
In 2009, readers loved my Savory Bread Pudding with Butternut Squash, Chard & Cheddar, a vegetarian entrée or a hearty side dish.
The next year, wow, readers fell hard for the dramatic and vegetarian or vegan Fall Stew Baked in a Whole Pumpkin.
Even though sweet potatoes are the #1 one vegetable at Thanksgiving, it took 2011's Slow Cooker Sweet Potatoes with Cranberry & Orange to really grab readers' attention.
The favorite in 2012, especially on Pinterest, was the Silky Smooth Corn Pudding.
In 2013, readers couldn't get enough of Pioneer Woman's Broccoli Wild Rice Casserole.
In 2014, I focused entirely on perfecting Thanksgiving potatoes. The big winner? Three Secrets for Rich & Creamy Mashed Potatoes.
Since then, readers flock to the creative Thanksgiving Turkey Vegetable Platter and the easy No-Bake Pumpkin Cream Pie.
More Thanksgiving Resources
Vegetarian Entrée Recipes for Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving main dishes for the vegetarians at the tableSix Thanksgiving Menus, with different objectives, traditional, make-ahead, casual Thanksgiving buffet, intimate Thanksgiving for a small table, vegetarian, lower-calorie plus my own "dream" Thanksgiving
How to Make Flaky Tender Pie Crust, tips and photos for the best pie crust ever
Thanksgiving Recipes, so many recipes, from cooking a whole turkey using the dry-brine method to cooking a turkey breast in the slow cooker to the cranberry course, the potato course and so much more! Ha, including Thanksgiving Leftovers!
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The Real Stars at Thanksgiving!
Vegetable Side Dishes, Casseroles & More Recipe Ideas for
Thanksgiving's Favorite Vegetables
Sweet Potatoes
Green Beans Potatoes
Pumpkin
Corn Squash Carrots
Brussels Sprouts Spinach & Leafy Greens
Cauliflower Turnips
Cabbage Onions
Rice & Whole Grains
Thanksgiving Appetizers
Thanksgiving Salads BRAND NEW!
Thanksgiving Pies
Green Beans Potatoes
Pumpkin
Corn Squash Carrots
Brussels Sprouts Spinach & Leafy Greens
Cauliflower Turnips
Cabbage Onions
Rice & Whole Grains
Thanksgiving Appetizers
Thanksgiving Salads BRAND NEW!
Thanksgiving Pies
Thanksgiving AppetizersMY TOP PICKSThanksgiving Turkey Vegetable PlatterRoasted Eggplant “Hummus" (Eggplant & Chickpea Dip & Spread) Make-Ahead Appetizers for ThanksgivingBeet PestoCarrot Loaf (Savory Carrot-Mushroom Pâté) Cheesy Artichoke Nibblers Deviled Eggs with Tomato-Herb Relish (Kitchen Parade) Potato Bites with Smoked Salmon (Kitchen Parade) Pumpkin Dip Pumpkin Hummus with Honey Stuffed Mushrooms with Cauliflower & Smoked Gouda Crowd Pleasers for Thanksgiving AppetizersBacon-Wrapped Dried Apricots (Kitchen Parade)Hot Corn Dip Party Nuts with Fresh Rosemary (Kitchen Parade) Spinach Pinwheels with Pears & Dried Cranberries Spinach, Artichoke & Bacon Dip |
Thanksgiving PiesMY TOP PICKHow to pick just one? These pies are my babies!No-Bake Pumpkin Cream Pie Creamy Pies for ThanksgivingHoney Pumpkin PiePumpkin Pecan Pie (No-Roll Oatmeal Crust) (Kitchen Parade) Sweet Potato-Chocolate Swirl Pie Fruit Pies for ThanksgivingAmerican Apple Pie (Kitchen Parade)Cranberry Apple Pie (Kitchen Parade) Apple-Butter Pumpkin Pie (Kitchen Parade) |
Oddball Vegetable Recipes for Thanksgiving
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Looking for healthy new ways to cook vegetables? A Veggie Venture is home to hundreds of super-organized quick, easy and healthful vegetable recipes and the famous asparagus-to-zucchini Alphabet of Vegetables. Join "veggie evangelist" Alanna Kellogg to explore the exciting world of common and not-so-common vegetables, seasonal to staples, savory to sweet, salads to sides, soups to supper, simple to special.
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Alanna, I made your stuffed peppers, a recipe you posted back a few months ago. Gee, they were great. I love the corn and I used Quinoa. as you did, instead of rice. Loved it. Thanks for all the great recipes. I look forward to them. Julie
ReplyDeleteThat Brussels Sprouts Gratins looks amazing, a must try!
ReplyDeleteI stumbled upon this site while searching for 'Thanksgiving Dishes that Travel Well'. The family we are visiting do not believe in vegetables, so I love bringing awesome dishes that we love and surprising them with how delicious veggies can be. I bookmarked 4 recipes from your page and had to stop there so I did not overburden myself with choices! I cannot wait to try them; I may make before hand and have hubby choose which he likes best! Thank you for the awesome veggie recipes!
ReplyDeleteJessica ~ So glad you “stumbled” in, really! It thrills me to hear your reaction, I do so love Thanksgiving for its vegetables and yes, the collection has gotten big! Be sure to check out the full collection (it’s updated with new recipes every year), I’d share the link but the comment system won’t let me but rest assured it’s at the top of this post, so easy to find.
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