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Parsnips, carrots, a purple sweet potato and Yukon potato

Thanksgiving Dishes from the Garden

In a pinch about what to make this Thanksgiving? Let Gardenerd help you. We’ve got a stash of recipes using all your favorite fall-harvest crops. Revisit a few Gardenerd Gazettes and you’ll have more than enough for your Thanksgiving table.

When it comes to Thanksgiving dishes it’s really about the sides. Roasted veggies, garlicky greens, new potatoes, sweet potatoes! Check out these recipes to fill your menu with color and home-grown goodness.

Adding root veggies to rice mixture
Adding root veggies to rice mixture

Root Vegetable Jambalaya – okay, not at all traditional, but this recipe showcases root crops like crazy.

Kale Salad ready for scarfing.
Kale Salad ready for scarfing.

Northern Spy Kale Saladadd a little roasted squash to a kale salad and you’ve got magic.

Our butternut squash are still small, but they will be just as tasty
Our butternut squash are still small, but they will be just as tasty

Butternut Squash recipes galore find some great suggestions for this sweet squash.

Home Grown Sweet Potatoes
Home Grown Sweet Potatoes

The Best Sweet Potatoes Everif you prefer your sweet potatoes savory, this is the end-all, be-all of recipes.

Parsnips, carrots, a purple sweet potato and Yukon potato
Parsnips, carrots, a purple sweet potato and Yukon potato

Root Vegetable Delight – We’ll be making this one this year. Uses carrots, parsnips and sweet potatoes.

And don’t forget dessert:

Finished pumpkin puree
Finished pumpkin puree

Pumpkin Bread – Made from your own pumpkin puree, it can’t be beat. Of course you can use the canned stuff too. We won’t tell.

Technically a fruit, carob pods are eaten while the seeds are discarded.
Technically a fruit, carob pods are eaten while the seeds are discarded.

Spiced Carob Cookiesmore spicy goodies for the holiday season. Mix in some honey or a vegan sweetener and go to town. Oh, and they’re grain-free.

Avocado Carob Mousse Puddingavocados are also in season, so this is a definite one to try. Dates, honey, disguised avocado…what could be better? We’ll be cranking this one out this week.

Whatever you make for the big day, we hope you have a festive and abundant Thanksgiving. Celebrate the harvest with good food from the garden.

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