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Since Thanksgiving is coming up, I decided that I'd share these 14 gluten-free recipes for Thanksgiving that never get old. A few years back I posted a recipe every day for 14 days leading up to Thanksgiving. Those recipes are still around and just as good every year. I make about 5-10 of these each Christmas and Thanksgiving because they're all super easy and taste like real food you would eat during the Holidays. I know you'll like at least one of these recipes but I'm sure it's possible to like all of them too :)

Gluten free cornbread is always included at every Thanksgiving and Christmas of mine. It's almost a must have at every Thanksgiving dinner and it's one of my favorites too! I hate recipes with tons of ingredients because when you're preparing for Thanksgiving, the more time you can save, the better. I share this gluten-free cornbread recipe of mine every year because it is so easy to make, and delicious too! It's gluten-free and can be made dairy free as well with the milk listed below. You really wouldn't know it's gluten-free if you served at Thanksgiving and I know it's a recipe everyone at the dinner table would enjoy.

Many of you most likely have some type of vegetable side dish for Thanksgiving diner each year. Most are usually gluten-free and aren't something you have to worry about. But that doesn't mean I can't share an awesome roasted vegetable recipe with you! This recipe is pretty much free of all the main allergens which makes it a great worry free dish to have this Thanksgiving at the dinner table. It's actually one of my favorite dishes to have since it has lots of flavor and is naturally gluten-free which means I don't have to worry about getting glutened.

If you still need some naturally gluten-free side dishes for Thanksgiving, then this one is perfect! It's fresh, filling, and most importantly healthy. All the ingredients are of course natural, gluten-free, and pretty simple to get. There is no dairy in it as well as a few other allergens like eggs. If you're worried about how much this recipe will make then you should know that it easily makes a large portion for 6-8 people depending on how much they take. If you have leftovers it can also be put in the fridge to last days. Many people also worry about quinoa cross reacting and causing a reaction. If you are worried about that just use brown rice instead. Enjoy!

I have never really been a fan of cranberry dip in the past, but that was until I tried this recipe. This dip is sweet and very simple to make. You don't need many ingredients to make this and best of all it doesn't take much time to make either. It can be a great appetizer if you are looking to server a couple dips before the main meal. It's something that goes great with fruit and possible crackers as well! It's both gluten and dairy free and is something that should be simple to make if you are looking for an easy recipe this Thanksgiving.

Sweet potatoes are generally used for dishes that aren't as sweet and are great fro mashed potatoes. But this gluten-free dish is a little different with how it uses sweet potatoes. This dish is actually a dessert and has a lot more healthy benefits to it than most desserts since it does use sweet potatoes! It's very simple to make and is dairy free as well like the other recipes I have shared. There are a few things you can add in as well if you want to personalize it like chocolate chips, raisins, walnuts, etc. Get creative with it and make a healthier gluten-free dessert dish your family will enjoy this Thanksgiving!

Naturally gluten-free recipes is something I've always liked most. And when it comes to Thanksgiving and big family meals, you can't go wrong with a side of mashed potatoes. This is one thing at Thanksgiving that is almost always gluten-free anyways. However, mashed potatoes being dairy free as well is something that is a little harder to get. My main goal with this recipe was to make it both delicious and dairy free as well! It is already naturally gluten-free and with the ingredients used below it can be made dairy free. I have made this many times for the holidays each year and it is definitely a recipe you can never go wrong with if you are dairy free as well.

If I could only eat one thing at Thanksgiving every year then this would be it. A lot of the foods you eat on Thanksgiving are already naturally gluten-free, but stuffing is the one thing that you have to find a good recipe for to make gluten-free. This is one thing my mom made every year and got to the point where the recipe was perfected. It's both gluten and dairy free and it is actually very simple to make. Of course it's going to take a little more time like any normal stuffing recipe would. Whatever recipe you choose for your Thanksgiving stuffing, I'm sure this is one you wouldn't be disappointed with. I would really recommend this over any stuffing recipe I've had before since it is also dairy free as well. We first started making this 3 years ago and ever since then I haven't found one that's beat it! Hope you try it out and share it with your family!

Ever since going gluten-free, having macaroni and cheese is one food I have not really been able to have! Most gluten-free macaronis were available but I wasn't able to find one that was dairy free! Some recipes I found were to difficult too make or just took too much work than I wanted to do. Luckily with this recipe it is the exact opposite. It is both gluten and dairy free and it doesn't need many ingredients! It's a great side dish for Thanksgiving or really any time or year you crave mac & cheese. I find myself craving it every once in a while and I think this recipe is perfect to fill that craving.

This is another recipe that I decided to repost for Thanksgiving that has been pretty popular. It's very easy to make and is very fluffy as well! Breakfast for Thanksgiving or even the morning after Thanksgiving is something I'm sure many people do but aren't sure what recipes to use. This recipe is great for the mornings and it makes a lot of muffins as well. These muffins can be made dairy free as well which makes it a lot better for most people. They make around 30 muffins making it perfect for however many guests you have for Thanksgiving! You can bring it as a dessert or use it as a Breakfast treat! Either way it's a rich and fluffy recipe that makes enough muffins to give to everyone at your Thanksgiving dinner. Try it out and enjoy!

There can really be tons of recipes you can make for a gluten-free appetizer before you main meal. A lot of them are lighter snacks and a lot of them are dips as well. Pumpkin Hummus is one that my mom has made a few times for Thanksgiving and is one that has been pretty popular each year. This recipe is both gluten-free and free of most allergies as well which makes it perfect. It's a great dip to have for Thanksgiving and is one that anyone with any allergies can enjoy. It's a little different from most dips you have tried but I would definitely recommend it.

For Thanksgiving you will most likely need a few side dishes. The turkey is almost always gluten-free but the side dishes and desserts at most Thanksgivings are not. Green Bean Casserole is one that I used to not be a fan of but really grew to like over time! Obviously I'm still young but when I was younger I hated greens and vegetables. That was years ago but since going gluten-free I've loved all types of vegetables! Green beans, spinach, asparagus, etc. Anyways, enough about my picky vegetable preference as a child. This gluten-free green bean casserole is pretty simple to make and is dairy free as well. It isn't something that needs too much work and it should be a great addition to your gluten-free Thanksgiving if you try it out. Whether you're a fan of greens or not, I'm sure it's something your family would enjoy.

Gluten-free dessert recipes for Thanksgiving is something that can be pretty hard to make. There are many things you can choose from but they may not be like the gluten-filled desserts many others have on Thanksgiving. This gluten-free apple spice cake is perfect for Thanksgiving and any time you want some type of special dessert. It doesn't need ingredients that are too complicated and the directions are very easy as well. Bisquick is used for this recipe and provides great texture so I really recommend it. Hope you enjoy this Gluten-Free Thanksgiving Recipe!

Being gluten-free on thanksgiving is something that for most people is very hard the first time. I have gone through 3 gluten-free Thanksgivings and am now going on my 4th. You may feel like there are a lot of things you won't be able to eat anymore or there will be a lot of things you won't be able to have during Thanksgiving meal. If you think about it most Thanksgiving foods are already gluten-free, but one that is not is stuffing. There are a few gluten-free stuffing recipes out there that take a while to make. But this recipe and stuffing from Three Bakers makes it whole lot easier! In this post I share my review of the stuffing as well as share an easy recipe you can make with it as well!

Since we are in the middle of Fall, I thought it would be great to share a new and amazing gluten-free pumpkin bread recipe. This pumpkin bread isn't like most gluten-free breads you would try. It is extremely fluffy and soft, has a great texture, and has amazing flavor as well. I adjusted this recipe slightly to make it my own but I originally got it brought to me by Lisa Sammons on Facebook. It is extremely easy and one of the best bread recipes I have ever tried! You honestly wouldn't even know it's gluten-free if someone didn't tell you. Give it a shot and I know you won't be disappointed.

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