My favorite thing about the holidays? Planning amazing vegan feasts with my family. Here's what we did for thanksgiving 2011.
Note about vegan turkey options: While Tofurkey brand can be a life-saver if your family isn't vegan-friendly, I love trying our different recipes for homemade vegan turkey. Do it yourself! In the past, I have made my own tofu-turkey but this year was all about seitan. I used
this recipe for a vegan seitan turkey to make this Thanksgiving's main dish.
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| Lots of stuffing with seitan beneath, ready to be covered in dough |
I liked how the outer layer of dough kept it all moist while it was baking, but at the same time it was just too much "bread". (I prefer this version of a
seitan loaf that we made on Christmas... more on that later)
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| LOVE brussel sprouts |
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| Hanging out in the kitch |
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| looks like a real turkey omg! heh |
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| Dinner table |
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| pumpkin pie baked by my mom |
Thanksgiving dinner consisted of vegan turkey, stuffing, chipotle sweet potatoes, brussel sprouts, kale, mashed potatoes, mushroom gravy, and pumpkin pie for dessert. It was incredible.
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