it’s a gluten-free Thanksgiving

Guess what? It’s Thanksgiving time again.

When you’ve been gluten-free for awhile, you might have an arsenal of recipes you’ll make for Thanksgiving. (Then again, it’s alway a joy to try new recipes too.) But if you’re new at this, Thanksgiving is the hardest holiday of the year. All that gluten: stuffing, pumpkin pie, casseroles with cream of mushroom soup, rolls, gravy, cornbread, and all that cross-contamination, on top of it. I’ve heard tales of people eating nothing but salad for Thanksgiving dinner, to make sure they don’t get sick.

That’s just sad.

Folks, we have you covered.

For years, we’ve been making gluten-free Thanksgiving recipes for you. From appetizers to desserts, we’ve made them as delicious as we can.

If you want to make all the gluten-free (and grain-free) baked goods and foods with flour, we have an inexpensive digital book for you: Thanksgiving Baking with Gluten-Free Girl and the Chef.

In this digital book, you’ll find the recipes for:

sandwich bread
cornbread
white bread stuffing
cornbread stuffing
pie dough
pumpkin pie
gravy
dinner rolls

Easy peasy. We figured them all out for you. The digital book is only $3.99 and available right now.

(And for best results, we recommend you use our gluten-free all-purpose flour.)

A few years ago, we teamed up with the wonderful Debra and Rod Smith of Smith Bites to make videos showing you how to take every step in the process.

Here are the videos:

How to shop for a gluten-free Thanksgiving. 

How to make easy gluten-free appetizers for Thanksgiving. 

How to roast a turkey.  

How to make great mashed potatoes. 

How to make gluten-free gravy.

How to make gluten-free sandwich bread for stuffing. 

How to make gluten-free stuffing.

How to make cornbread for dressing.

How to make butternut squash soup. 

How to make roasted cauliflower. 

How to make orange roasted sweet potatoes. 

How to make cranberry chutney.

How to make roasted brussels sprouts.  

How to make gluten-free pumpkin pie.

And after the big day:

Simmer some turkey stock with the leftover carcass.

Make some turkey hash with leftover vegetables and potatoes.

Enjoy some cottage pie, with turkey, vegetables, gravy, and mashed potatoes.

And if you’ are tired of all those carbs and starches, make turkey lettuce cups with pear and walnuts.

(Again, for best results with some of these recipes, we recommend you use our gluten-free all-purpose flour.)

Need still more ideas for the big gathering? Here are some recipes we’ve created over the last 10 years that would go well on the Thanksgiving table.

Curried Sweet Potato Gratin

Braised Fennel

Brussels Sprouts, Three Different Ways

Parsnip-Celery Root Puree 

Pumpkin Mash 

Broccoli Winter Slaw 

Brussels Sprouts Salad

Emerald City Salad 

Roasted Vegetable Salad 

Wild Rice Salad with Cashew Sour Cream

Our Favorite Pie Crust 

Vegan Pie Crust 

Cranberry Pie 

Fresh Pumpkin Pie 

Finally, we’d love to remind you that our latest cookbook, American Classics Reinvented, is a cookbook meant for family gatherings and holidays like Thanksgiving. It’s a book about longing — the longing so many of us have to fit in and eat well with the people we love, even without gluten. It’s a book that will help fill that longing.

The potato filling recipe from Pennsylvania Dutch country will be going on our Thanksgiving table again this year. We created an entire pie chapter, including a sweet potato pie we’ll be making for the feast with our family. And of course, since Thanksgiving kicks off the holiday season, we’d like to remind you that American Classics Reinvented makes a great gift for someone you love. Or you!

Have a wonderful Thanksgiving, everyone.

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