Vegetarian ( egg free) Thanksgiving recipes, pls

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Anonymous wrote:Roasted veggies with quinoa and arulula. Served at room temp. so very easy to have in the mix.

Variation from the Pioneer Woman.

Roast bite sized squares of root veggies on a big cookie sheet with olive oil: butternut squash, beets, white potatoes, sweet potatoes, carrots, red onions (or any other root veggies you like). 30 mins or until soft and a little browned on edges.

Cook quinoa in salted water. (quinoa has a lot of protein).

Dressing: roast garlic in foil until soft. smoosh garlic in olive oil, lemon juice (one or two lemons) and a tsp of stone ground mustard. Add salt and pepper to taste. Maybe some apple cider vinegar if you like.

Mix the quinoa, veggies and dressing together. Let cool and mix in arugula so it doesn't wilt.

This salad/side is so satisfying and healthy. Everyone loves it in my family which includes vegans and carnivores.

I like the idea of quinoa too since it is a good source of protein. I’d toast it first to bring out flavor. If it were me, i’d prefer roasted root veggies on their own. Finely sliced kale or wilted baby spinach leaves for quinoa and maybe diced red or orange bell pepper for a little color and crunch.

[Anonymous]

Smitten's green bean casserole. It is SO amazing that I would literally eat a giant plate of that over anything else, including turkey!

[Anonymous]

Quinoa stuffed acorn squash - https://cookieandkate.com/vegetarian-stuffed-acorn-squash-recipe/

Nut roast - https://www.bosh.tv/recipes/big-bosh-nut-roast

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Smitten's green bean casserole. It is SO amazing that I would literally eat a giant plate of that over anything else, including turkey!

This I’ve tried! It is phenomenal

[Anonymous]

Roasted root vegetables (especially sweet potatoes and onions) are fantastic and incredibly easy. Roasting really brings out the sweetness. Wilted baby spinach with garlic is also delicious. Personally, I can’t stand quinoa, but some people love it.

[Anonymous]

Half my family is vegetarian and popular options are a savory vegetable pie, roasted beets and goat cheese, sweet potatoes with cinnamon or tahini (you may think it's odd, but people gobbled it up last thanksgiving), green beans and almonds and roasted asparagus with lemon butter.
https://www.wholefoodsmarket.com/recipes/veggie-pie

[Anonymous]

I have two vegetarians coming for dinner and want to add something different in addition to the standard non-meat traditional fare. Scoured the internet and found this recipe.. Wegman's sells impossible burger meat.

https://grist.org/article/vegan-impossible-burger-chili-recipe/

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VeganRicha website has a great collection of Thanksgiving recipes. I am vegetarian, I usually do a stuffed butternut or acorn squash for main dish. I have seen a whole roasted cauliflower too, very pretty and festive looking on the table.