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Hi Reader, If you're heading to Thanksgiving tomorrow or hosting this weekend, I have you covered with three easy recipes that are perfect for sharing. All of these can be made at home, travel well, and are delicious served chilled or at room temperature. No fighting for oven space, no asking your host to reheat anything.
Make one to bring along, or share this list with guests who ask, "What can I bring?" so they can show up with something easy and stress free. Wishing you a delicious holiday season. Love and Veggies, Amy P.S. For more ideas, browse my favorite vegan Thanksgiving recipes. And if you're not sure what to make, hit reply and tell me what you need so I can help you find the perfect recipe. π |
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Hi Reader, Need an easy vegetable recipe to round out your holiday meal or take to a family gathering? You can't go wrong with my Sauteed Green Beans with Mushrooms. This easy recipe is a great alternative to traditional green bean casserole and comes together in about 20 minutes. Love these! Iβve already made them a couple times. Iβm not a mushroom lover but I can eat them in this dish. I cook for vegans, vegetarians, diabetic and carnivore family members and everyone loves this dish. --...
Hi Reader, If you're planning your Thanksgiving menu this weekend, I have a side dish that just might outshine the main. Meet my Mediterranean-inspired vegan sourdough stuffing. It's loaded with flavor from Kalamata olives, sun-dried tomatoes, onions, celery, garlic, and herbs, with a crisp top and tender center. You can use fresh sourdough (no waiting for bread to go stale), and it fits right in with all the classic holiday dishes. Get the recipe for Sourdough Stuffing Love and Veggies, Amy...
Hi Reader, Looking for a plant-based main dish to serve this Thanksgiving? These savory baked tofu meatballs are flavorful, satisfying, and perfect for pairing with all your holiday favorites. No breadcrumbs, no eggs, just simple ingredients and delicious results. Theyβre especially tasty drizzled with vegan onion gravy or cranberry raspberry sauce. Get the recipe for Tofu Meatballs Love and Veggies, Amy