If you want to try something a more creative, inspired, healthy or sustainable this year, there are so many resources available online. We've collected a list of some of our favorite alternative recipes, with a little help from everyone's favorite pin board—Pinterest! (Click the images for links to these pins.)
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| Source: eatingwell.com via Tracey on Pinterest |
In some homes it's pretty impossible for a vegetarian to eat find something to eat at Thanksgiving.
The green beans have bacon in them. The stuffing is made with chicken broth. The list goes on.
If Cousin Jen's a vegetarian, we're guessing she'll be very thankful to see one of these yummy dishes on the buffet.
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Source: godairyfree.org
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As lovers of dairy in general, we don't know what a world without dairy is like. But for those who are lactose intolerant or suffer from dairy allergies, the Thanksgiving menu can be a challenge.
Go Dairy Free has tons of recipes to choose from including breads, main dishes, vegetables, sides, and everyone's favorite—dessert!
In fact, the Pumpkin Soufflé is gluten-free and soy-free. Sounds like a winner on all counts.
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| Source: motherearthnews.com via Kristin on Pinterest |
Many of us are concerned about doing what we can to ensure that we take care of the earth for future generations. One we can do that is to implement greener, more sustainable living habits.
One place to start is with your Thanksgiving meal. This site features tips for preparing better birds from organic, pasteurized and heritage breed turkeys. Of course, going meatless for Thanksgiving is also a way to have a sustainable Thanksgiving.
You will even find sustainable drink recipes on this site. They key is to buy local and use fruits and vegetables from your own garden this year.
Are you changing up the Thanksgiving menu this year?
What are you going to try?
What are you going to try?
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