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I have put together 15 simple gluten free Thanksgiving items today!

Typical breaded stuffing and pumpkin pie might be out for us g-free’ers this time of year, but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a delightful, gluten-free Thanksgiving.

We go to my sister and brother-in-laws each year for the holiday.

My brother-in-law is a fantastic cook and there are several things he always ensures are gluten free for me. Last year was nothing short of fabulous!

I am fortunate that family and friends (for the most part) are very supportive.

But if I were at home celebrating Thanksgiving with just Ryan and myself, the Thanksgiving meal would likely look much different.

Remember, I like to facilitate ease and simplicity with my gluten-free cooking and baking when at all possible.

15 Simple Gluten Free Thanksgiving Items

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1. Raw Nuts (munch on these while waiting around, talking and just being – use a nutcracker if you can, as it will help you to avoid overeating handfuls upon handfuls!)
2. Sweet Potatoes (plain, with brown sugar, butter, Greek yogurt, etc.)
3. Sweet Potato Hash
4. Turkey (Buy it plain and add to it fresh spices and herbs, lemon, garlic, etc. Be cautious of pre-made turkey that has non-gluten-free seasonings.)
5. Quinoa Stuffed Acorn Squash Bowl
6. Roasted Pumpkin Seeds (flavor the way you like them)
7. Cranberry Sauce (try this simple one: Cranberry Sauce with Clementines and Cinnamon)
8. Roasted Brussels Sprouts, Grapes & Walnuts
9. Gluten-Free Bread Stuffing (note: I like Udi’s Gluten-Free Bread. substitutions I would make: ghee butter in place of the salted butter and my homemade chicken broth in place of the pre-made chicken broth – make up a huge batch of it, and freeze, taking out little-by-little for recipes like this, saving you time and money!)
10. Pumpkin Pie Pudding. Healing + yum!
11. Roasted Vegetables
12. Mini Layered Apple Pie. You won’t even believe how delicious this is!
13. Gluten-Free Baked Apple Crumble
14. 3-Ingredient Whipped Cream
15. Instant Pot Apple Cider

Do you Even Like Gravy?!

Wondering why gravy was not on the list?

I don’t like it. I would never make it.

So I’m not going to be fake and put it on here as I would eat it myself:) I think you’ll understand. But just in case you don’t, here is a gluten-free gravy recipe!

Make sure to eat up and delightfully enjoy the food and day.

Remember to not worry about the calories; Friday will be a new day to get back on your track.

If you find yourself bloated, miserable and ready for a post-Thanksgiving reset — the Quick Gut Detox is your ANSWER.

Question: What is your favorite (and simple) gluten free Thanksgiving item?

Xox,
SKH