Happy Thanksgiving week! With a successful Friendsgiving already under out belt and several family gatherings coming up this week, we have Thanksgiving food on the brain. Here’s a quick round-up of all the simple, fall-friendly recipes you could serve up at your gatherings this week, starting with our favorite course: Breffast.
Breakfast
Vegan Pumpkin Spice Pancakes(V)
Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Muffins(V)
Pumpkin French Toast Bake
Appetizers
Creamy Eggplant Caramelized Onion Dip(V, GF)
Simple Baba Ganoush(V, GF)
Whipped Bleu Cheese Bites with Balsamic Reduction
Roasted Beet Hummus(V, GF)
Creamy Brussels Sprout and Shallot Dip(GF)
Entrees
Fresh Pumpkin Pasta
Side Dishes
Jalapeno Cornbread Muffins (GF)
Cauliflower Mashed Potatoes with Mushroom Gravy (V, GF optional)
That does it! We’re super thankful for all of our readers, so thanks for continuing to follow along and read, share and try our recipes. We’re genuinely grateful. Have a Happy Thanksgiving!
Thank you for the round up! I look forward to these every year/season :) was this the post where you could find the full menu suggestions? I remember seeing something like that on insta maybe? I swear I saw that and now I can’t find it and I’m wondering if I had a fever dream about it, lol. Christmas and NYE would be great to make those suggested menus too, if you’d be willing/able to. Thank youuuu so much for sharing all of your work with the world. Forever my faves <3
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Dana @ Minimalist Bakersays
They’re at the bottom of the round-up!
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Clairesays
For some reason it’s not showing up for me. I’ve tried using different browsers (Chrome + Safari) in case it was that but nothing.
Ahh! The problem is that this is an older round-up, not this year’s. Here you go: https://minimalistbaker.com/the-ultimate-thanksgiving-recipe-round-up/
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Clairesays
omgoshhh duhh! thank you so much!!!!!! You have so many GREAT recipes that it does help to have such a well crafted input on what to serve. Rooting for a Christmas and/or NYE one :)) thank you again!
Dana @ Minimalist Bakersays
xoxo! We have a Holiday-themed one coming!
Devon Emericksays
Hi Dana!
When I click on the pomegranate chicken recipe, it sends me back to the home page. I think there was an error when adding it and wanted to let you know :).
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Dana @ Minimalist Bakersays
Thanks, Devon! Check out this similar recipe instead.
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Emmasays
Wow this really is the ultimate thanksgiving recipe round up. Love it! Thanks so much for putting it together.
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Hope you have an incredible Thanksgiving.
Em :)
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Amanda @ Once Upon a Recipesays
Thanksgiving has passed here in Canada, but that deep dish apple crumble is calling my name! Hope you have a fantastic and delicious holiday!
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Ali | Gimme Some Ovensays
Um, talk about a FEAST! If you need help with any of those Thanksgiving leftovers, you know who to call.
Love this, and completely loved spending time with you this weekend. Look forward to SEEING much more of you soon! :)
Happy Thanksgiving, friend!
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Kim @ Hungry Healthy Girlsays
I want it all!!! What an awesome round up!
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Jackiesays
This is splendid, thank you! A few of these dishes will surely end up on my table!
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molly yehsays
shallot dip?! i need it. i need allll this!! gettin my eating pants on.
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annesays
Great round up! Thanks!
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Abbie @ Needs Saltsays
This is such a fabulous roundup! Beautifully done. All your recipes look so delicious, I would love every one of them on my Thanksgiving table. Pinning!
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Jackie @ La Casa de Sweetssays
Everything looks amazing! Oh, if Thanksgiving could last all week…
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Jessica (bakecetera)says
everything looks amazing!!! … but those jalapeno cornbread muffins are out of this world. you sure know how to make a thanksgiving grand!
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