The Ultimate Gluten-Free Thanksgiving Feast

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{Note from Jessica: Today’s post is shared by my sweet friend, Raia, author of Raia’s Recipes. Raia is a homeschooling, stay-at-home mom of five crazy kids. After the birth of her third child, she was diagnosed with celiac disease. This discovery turned her bread and pasta-filled life upside down and set her on a mission to find out what healthy meant for her family. Aspiring to encourage other moms, she started her blog filled with simple, easy, healthy dishes. Stop by Raia’s Recipes to get plenty of real food, gluten-free recipes and much more!}

Eating gluten-free this holiday season? There’s no need to sacrifice dishes to fit your heath needs! This round-up of delicious dishes gives you everything you need to have the Ultimate Gluten-Free Thanksgiving Feast!

Thanksgiving has been my favorite holiday since childhood. Not because I loved stories of Pilgrims or Native Americans (though I’ve always been a history nerd). I liked all the food. Turkey, pie, rolls, mashed potatoes, and the more sides the better!

When I went gluten-free in 2011, I thought I was giving up all things holiday food-ish. But thankfully I was wrong! As this round-up proves, there’s no shortage of delicious gluten-free foods to be had for Thanksgiving.

So go ahead, dig in! And give thanks…
Appetizers are the first round of goodness at any Thanksgiving get together. It’s always a struggle to make sure I don’t fill up on them! (All of these delicious appetizers are grain-free!)

Warm Brie with Cranberries and Walnuts (pictured)One of my first Thanksgiving memories is hovering over the freshly roasted turkey, fighting with my cousin over who would get the skin, only to have my uncle swoop in and steal it while we were arguing. These delicious main dishes are worth arguing over. (* Denotes that the recipe is also grain-free.)

Turkey Brine *No Thanksgiving feast is complete without side dishes galore! Don’t get overwhelmed by the quantity folks, there’s something here for everyone to be thankful for.

Sauces & Chutneys (All of these are grain-free.)

Roasted Cranberry Sauce (pictured)Soups (* Denotes that the recipe is also grain-free.)

Vegan Butternut Squash Soup with Cashew Cream *Salads & Dressings (All of these are grain-free.)

Tangy Green Bean Salad with Toasted WalnutsBreads (* Denotes that the recipe is also grain-free.)

Grain Dishes

Quinoa Stuffed Roasted Acorn SquashStuffings (* Denotes that the recipe is also grain-free.)

Traditional Stuffing with Parsley, Sage & ThymeMashes & Hashes (* Denotes that the recipe is also grain-free.)

Sweet Potato and Apple Puree with Streusel ToppingRoasted Fruits & Veggies (All of these are grain-free.)

Turmeric Roasted PotatoesBakes & Casseroles (* Denotes that the recipe is also grain-free.)

Gluten-Free Scalloped Potatoes
Honey Spiced Sweet Potatoes *
Paleo Green Bean Casserole *
Potatoes au Gratin *
Scalloped Zucchini & Crookneck Squash * (pictured)
Sweet Potato Hasselbeck Potatoes *
Three Cheese Potato Bake *

Twice Baked, Vegan Garlic Mashed Paleo ‘Potatoes’ *Make sure you leave some room for decadent gluten-free desserts! I confess, I’ve eaten them first once or twice to make sure I had room. Don’t judge, I’m sure you’ve thought about it, too!

Pies & Crusts (* Denotes that the recipe is also grain-free.)

Vegan Pumpkin Pie *Cakes (* Denotes that the recipe is also grain-free.)

Sweet Potato Cake with Chocolate Pudding FrostingCookies & Bars (* Denotes that the recipe is also grain-free.)

Triple Ginger Cookies *Sweet Breads (* Denotes that the recipe is also grain-free.)

Vegan Pumpkin BreadCandies & Misc. (All of these are grain-free.)

Walnut RocaThe perfect way to wind down after a delicious Thanksgiving Feast is with warm and tasty homemade drinks. (All of these are grain-free.)