50+ Lightened-Up Thanksgiving Recipes For Your Big Feast (2024)

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If you're in need of a fresh take on a Thanksgiving classic, here's the answer to your recipe prayers! These healthy and delicious recipes will delight your guests, and there's an option for everyone. Whether you're entertaining a group that's vegetarian, gluten-free, vegan, or even Paleo, there's a recipe here to get your creative juices flowing while you're in the process of developing a holiday menu. Click on the category below to hop right to the dish or course you're looking to lighten up this year.

  • Appetizers
  • Salads
  • Vegetarian Mains
  • Stuffings
  • Sauces
  • Mashed Potatoes
  • Veggie Side Dishes
  • Desserts

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Appetizers: Brussels Sprout Chips

This Paleo-friendly, gluten-free, and vegan appetizer makes a great snack when you have guests with a mix of dietary restrictions.

Get the recipe: Brussels sprout chips

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Appetizers: Edamame and Pear Crostinis

Wow your family and friends with these slightly sweet and refreshing edamame bites.

Get the recipe: edamame crostinis

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Appetizers: Vegan Stuffed Mushrooms

Not only is the creamy filling delicious, it works well as a vegan-friendly dip if mushrooms aren't your favorite.

Get the recipe: stuffed mushrooms

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Appetizers: Baked Coconut Shrimp

Typically served with a sweet and spicy Asian sauce, this version is paired with something a little creamier and with less sugar. The dip also uses protein-packed Greek yogurt.

Get the recipe: baked coconut shrimp

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Appetizers: Kale Ricotta Dip

For a healthy twist on a dip usually loaded with calories, try this low-calorie kale ricotta dip.

Get the recipe: kale ricotta dip

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Appetizer: Greek Yogurt Guacamole

Whatever you're celebrating, a bowl of guacamole is always a great addition. Opt for an even creamier, fluffier dip when you add one ingredient to the mix: nonfat Greek yogurt.

Get the recipe: lower-fat guacamole

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Salads: Rainbow Slaw

Bring some healthy color to your plate with this shredded carrot and cabbage salad that's all tied together with a creamy lemon-tahini dressing.

Get the recipe: shredded carrot and cabbage salad

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Salads: Kale and Chard Mix

Thanksgiving is a perfect time to get your green on with this nutrient-rich jewel-toned Winter greens salad. Kale and chard provide the hearty base, while pomegranate seeds and hazelnuts add some crunch and sweetness.

Get the recipe: kale and chard salad

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Salads: Quinoa Tabbouleh

Whether you're looking for a protein boost in your salad or have gone gluten-free, you'll love this quinoa tabbouleh salad.

Get the recipe: quinoa tabbouleh salad

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Salads: Shredded Brussels Sprout Salads

Bring kale and sprouts together for salad perfection.

Get the recipe: shredded brussels sprouts salad

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Salads: Endive and Beet

Bitter greens like endive taste their best when temperatures drop. Serve this beet, apple, and endive salad to make the most of seasonal produce.

Get the recipe: beet, apple, and endive salad

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Vegetarian Mains: Cinnamon Date Roasted Butternut Squash, Parsnips, and Tofu

The roasted butternut squash and parsnips are soft and sweet, and the tofu is firm and slightly salty — all the textures and flavors just go perfectly together and scream Fall.

Get the recipe: cinnamon date roasted butternut squash, parsnips, and tofu

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Vegetarian Mains: Mushroom Pilaf

Guests will go back for seconds of this mildly spicy, satisfying one-pot meal, perfect for vegetarians.

Get the recipe: mushroom pilaf

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Vegetarian Mains: Quinoa-Stuffed Acorn Squash

Delicata squash is sweet like a sweet potato, but large enough to stuff — this dish looks beautiful and tastes even better.

Get the recipe: wild rice-, lentil-, and cranberry-stuffed delicata squash

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Stuffings: Sausage, Apple, and Butternut Squash Stuffing

Forget the bread, and cook up this Paleo-inspired stuffing made with sausage, apple, and butternut squash. The result is absolutely delicious.

Get the recipe: sausage and butternut squash stuffing

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Stuffings: Gluten-Free Corn Bread Dressing

For a little taste of the South, make this gluten-free corn bread dressing. It's spiced with cumin and cayenne pepper and can also be made vegan with a few simple substitutions.

Get the recipe: gluten-free corn bread dressing

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Stuffings: Zucchini, Squash, and Mint Quinoa Stuffing

Another gluten-free alternative, this non-traditional stuffing is made with fluffy quinoa with the Fall flavors of zucchini, butternut squash, and dried cranberries.

Get the recipe: quinoa stuffing

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Stuffings: Spiced Wheat Berry Pilaf

The nuttiness of protein-packed wheat berries plus autumnal spices like cardamom, cumin, and cinnamon will complement the rest of your meal.

Get the recipe: spiced wheat berry pilaf

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Stuffings: Cranberry-Pear Wild Rice Stuffing

Like traditional stuffing, this vegan version is made with whole-grain bread and wild rice. It's also flavored with a sweet hint of pears, red onions, apple cider, and dried cranberries.

Get the recipe: cranberry-pear wild rice stuffing

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Sauces: Vegan Gravy

This vegan gravy recipe will fool even the biggest carnivores at the table. It's rich and creamy but not loaded with saturated fat.

Get the recipe: vegan gravy

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Sauces: Vegan Mushroom Gravy

This thick and yummy vegan mushroom gravy is a tasty alternative for the non-meat eaters at your table. It's delicious on seitan, tofurky, or a slice of Field Roast celebration loaf.

Get the recipe: vegan mushroom gravy

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Sauces: Orange Cranberry Sauce

Homemade cranberry sauce is so easy to make, not to mention healthier than its store-bought jellied counterpart. Try this citrus twist.

Get the recipe: orange cranberry sauce

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Sauces: Pomegranate Cranberry Sauce

Adding pomegranate juice as well as the seeds gives this traditional recipe an extra flavor burst and loads it with antioxidants.

Get the recipe: pomegranate cranberry sauce

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Mashed Potatoes: Savory Sweet Potato Mash

Mashed sweet potato recipes are often sweetened with maple syrup and cinnamon, but this savory sweet potato mash uses a spicier, calorie-free kick with cumin and cayenne instead.

Get the recipe: savory sweet potato mash

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Mashed Potatoes: Mashed Potatoes With White Beans

This easy mashed potato recipe is made with white beans, so each 140-calorie serving offers 4.4 grams of fiber and 6.2 grams of protein.

Get the recipe: mashed potato with white beans

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Mashed Potatoes: Celery Root and Parsnip Puree

A lightened-up celery root and parsnip puree is an excellent lower-calorie and lower-fat substitute to mashed potatoes with the addition of extra fiber and protein.

Get the recipe: celery root and parsnip puree

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Mashed Potatoes: Creamy Cauliflower Mash

This decadent-tasting dish has that texture you're craving, while the baked-potato toppings like scallions and diced bacon make the dish even more delicious.

Get the recipe: creamy mashed cauliflower

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Mashed Potatoes: Sweet Potato-Pecan Casserole

Say goodbye to the sugar-laden marshmallows, and welcome a pecan crumble to top off sweet potato casserole.

Get the recipe: sweet potato casserole

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Mashed Potatoes: Cilantro Cauliflower Smash

This cilantro smash from Karma Chow is rich in flavor and low in calories. The creaminess of the smash comes from the addition of white beans, which also increase the protein content of the dish.

Get the recipe: cilantro cauliflower smash

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Mashed Potatoes: Lower-Carb Mashed Potatoes

It's butter, cream, and more butter that traditionally give mashed potatoes their richness, but these ingredients are hardly necessary as proven by these low-carb mashed potatoes that add Greek yogurt and cauliflower to the mix.

Get the recipe: Greek yogurt mashed potatoes

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Veggie-Filled Sides: Spicy Sweet Potato Salad

High-fiber sweet potatoes lay the base while an antioxidant-rich red pepper and jalapeño dressing ties everything together. You're going to love these leftovers the day after Thanksgiving.

Get the recipe: spicy sweet potato salad

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Veggie-Filled Sides: Maple-Roasted Sweet Potatoes

Skip the dessert-like sweet potato casserole for a more whole-foods approach. Sometimes simple is better!

Get the recipe: maple-roasted sweet potatoes and yams

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Veggie-Filled Sides: Fresh Green Bean Casserole

In this fresh and tasty healthy green bean casserole, panko and Parmesan cheese offer a healthier revamp of french-fried onions, and the addition of mushrooms ups the veg factor.

Get the recipe: healthy green bean casserole

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Veggie-Filled Sides: Maple Miso Brussels Sprouts

This recipe pairs the bitterness of Brussels sprouts with the sweetness of maple syrup and the saltiness of tamari, making for complex flavors.

Get the recipe: maple miso brussels sprouts

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Veggie-Filled Sides: No-Cream "Creamed" Swiss Chard

Butter- and cream-free Swiss chard tastes decadent and comforting. It's a perfect complement to all the rich and heavy food that'll be at the scene.

Get the recipe: no cream "creamed" Swiss chard

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Veggie-Filled Sides: Balsamic Brussels Sprouts

In the past, you may have cooked up your sprouts with bacon or pancetta, but this recipe for balsamic Brussels sprouts with walnuts offers a similar depth of flavor while providing a boost of healthy fat not found in those meaty options.

Get the recipe: balsamic brussels sprouts with walnuts

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Veggie-Filled Sides: Cauliflower Soup

Loaded with fiber and vitamins, this immunity-boosting, comforting soup will also support healthy digestion.

Get the recipe: cauliflower soup

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Desserts: Baked Pumpkin Doughnuts

The best part about this recipe is that you finally have a reason to use those fun doughnut pans you've always wanted.

Get the recipe: baked pumpkin doughnuts

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Desserts: Pumpkin-Carrot Bars

Low in calories while remaining full of flavor, these pumpkin bars make a great Thanksgiving dessert. You cannot even taste the shredded carrot added for extra vitamin A.

Get the recipe: pumpkin-carrot bars

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Desserts: Apple Crumble Pie

Marry your two favorite apple desserts — apple pie and apple crisp — by making this amazing vegan apple crumble pie.

Get the recipe: vegan apple crumble pie

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Desserts: Raw Pumpkin Pie

This raw, vegan, and gluten-free pumpkin pie is the real deal. One bite of the almond, cashew, date, and coconut crust, and you'll never go back to the regular recipe.

Get the recipe: vegan pumpkin pie

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Desserts: Paleo Pecan Pie Bars

You can still enjoy this Thanksgiving staple even if you're on a gluten-free or Paleo plan. Just bake these decadent-tasting pecan pie bars.

Get the recipe: pecan pie bars

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Desserts: Mini Caramel Apples

These adorable mini caramel apples are the perfect small treat after an indulgent meal.

Get the recipe: vegan mini caramel apples

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Desserts: Apple Cranberry Crisp

Sometimes, there's nothing like a warm apple crisp to signal the end of a great Fall meal. This vegan apple cranberry crisp is a cozy way to celebrate the holiday.

Get the recipe: vegan apple cranberry crisp

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Desserts: Vegan Sweet Potato Pie

No butter, eggs, milk, or cream here. This sweet potato pie with whipped coconut cream tastes so creamy, no one at the table will believe it's vegan.

Get the recipe: vegan sweet potato pie

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Desserts: Ginger Molasses Quinoa Cookies

These dairy-free chewy ginger molasses cookies will make a sweet and healthy end to your Thanksgiving feast.

Get the recipe: ginger molasses quinoa cookies

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Desserts: Vegan Pumpkin Cheesecake

Say it ain't so: a delicious cheeseless cheesecake? This video recipe for soy-free vegan pumpkin cheesecake will make you a believer.

Get the recipe: vegan pumpkin cheesecake

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Desserts: Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies

Soft, chewy, and under 100 calories, these gluten-free pumpkin chocolate chip cookies are bursting with that spiced pumpkin pie flavor you crave.

Get the recipe: pumpkin chocolate chip cookies

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Desserts: Vegan Pumpkin Bread Pudding

Bread pudding makes for an easy throw-together dessert, and substituting almond milk for regular cuts a few calories as well. This easy recipe for vegan pumpkin bread pudding is the perfect option.

Get the recipe: vegan pumpkin bread pudding

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Desserts: Vegan Thumbprint Cookies

Who needs high-calorie pecan pie when you can make these vegan pecan thumbprint cookies? They're a cinch to make and can be baked ahead of time if your oven is prime real estate on Thanksgiving.

Get the recipe: vegan pecan thumbprint cookies

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Desserts: Pumpkin Coconut Bars

If you want to end your Thanksgiving feast on a not-too-sweet note, these pumpkin coconut bars may be just what you need. They'd also make a great post-Thanksgiving breakfast bar if you need something to grab before your Black Friday shopping spree.

Get the recipe: pumpkin coconut bars

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Desserts: Vegan Pumpkin Pie Pudding

This subtly sweet vegan pumpkin pie pudding is full of fiber and protein for a healthy sweet treat any time during Thanksgiving weekend.

Get the recipe: vegan pumpkin pie pudding

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Desserts: Oatmeal Pumpkin Spice Bread

For a sweet after-dinner treat, bite into a slice of oatmeal pumpkin spice bread that's completely dairy-free.

Get the recipe: oatmeal pumpkin spice bread

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Desserts: Apple Pear Oatmeal Crisp

Since this apple pear crisp is vegan, it's lower in fat and cholesterol than the traditional dessert, and the pear adds a subtle, sweet twist (plus it ups the fiber).

Get the recipe: apple pear crisp

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Desserts: Vegan Cider Doughnuts

Soft and full of warming spices, each cider doughnut is only 86 calories.

Get the recipe: vegan cider doughnut

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Desserts: Chocolate Chip Protein-Packed Pumpkin Bread

When you want your house to feel as cozy as slipping on a sweater in the Fall, turn on your oven, and bake this pumpkin bread.

Get the recipe: chocolate chip pumpkin bread

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FAQs

What is the healthiest food to eat on Thanksgiving? ›

Go for small amounts of cooked squash, sweet potato, white potato, beans and carrots. Try to use whole-grain breads and cereals whenever possible; they are rich in fiber and the B vitamins that are not so abundant in simple carbohydrates (white and refined grains, cereals, flours and starches).

How do you scale down Thanksgiving dinner? ›

6 Scaled-Down Thanksgiving Recipes for Smaller Groups
  1. Cranberry Orange Spritzers, Serves 8. ...
  2. Stuffed Turkey Tenderloin, Serves 4. ...
  3. Glazed Sweet Potatoes and Apples, Serves 4. ...
  4. Cornbread Stuffing, Serves 6. ...
  5. Blue Cheese-Walnut Green Beans, Serves 4. ...
  6. Vanilla Bean Creme Brulee, Serves 4.

What is the key ingredient to a perfect Thanksgiving Day dinner? ›

I think if we're all honest, we know that Thanksgiving is mostly about the starches. Mashed potatoes, macaroni and cheese, fresh-baked rolls – these are the true heroes of the meal, and there will be a lot of them on the table, which is totally fine.

What is the unhealthiest food at Thanksgiving? ›

14 Unhealthiest Thanksgiving Sides To Avoid This Year
  • Potatoes au gratin. ...
  • Macaroni and cheese. ...
  • Canned cranberry sauce. ...
  • Candied yams. sasazawa/Shutterstock. ...
  • Sausage stuffing. Alivemindphotography/Getty Images. ...
  • Turkey Gravy. Brent Hofacker/Shutterstock. ...
  • Cornbread. Bhofack2/Getty Images. ...
  • Pecan Pie. Nicolasmccomber/Getty Images.
Nov 6, 2023

What is the unhealthiest food on Thanksgiving? ›

“Bacon, sausage, mince meat, giblets, and a variety of similar ingredients find their way into many a stuffing, which takes an already unhealthy dish — often topping 500 calories per serving, depending on the recipe — to an entirely new level of unhealthy,” she said.

How do you simplify Thanksgiving dinner? ›

These tips, tricks and timesavers can be a Thanksgiving host's saving grace.
  1. Pick the menu early. Don't leave menu planning and shopping to the last minute. ...
  2. Brine your bird. ...
  3. Start prep work a few days before Thanksgiving. ...
  4. Serve batched co*cktails. ...
  5. Create simple centerpieces.
Nov 1, 2023

How do I get rid of my Thanksgiving weight? ›

Increase Your Daily Exercise

After the holidays, resume your normal gym routine if you have a membership or join a nearby gym. Some of the best deals and discounts off classes and memberships begin right after the holidays. Sign up for a class you can't cancel on to get back on track and into your routine.

What are 3 ways that you can save money on Thanksgiving dinner? ›

But there are several things you can do to save money and still create a traditional Thanksgiving dinner everyone will love.
  • Plan a Budget. ...
  • Scale Back the Menu. ...
  • Start Shopping Early. ...
  • Use Coupons & Savings Apps. ...
  • Buy In-Season Produce. ...
  • Don't Go Overboard on Appetizers. ...
  • Keep Beverages Simple. ...
  • Have a Plan for Leftovers.

What is the most important food on a Thanksgiving table? ›

We know that the turkey is the showstopper on the table, but we're mostly here for the stuffing. Check out all of our favorite stuffing recipes; our classic stuffing is the undisputed champ of the bunch.

How many side dishes should you have for Thanksgiving? ›

How many dishes should I serve with the turkey? For 4 people, choose 1-2 appetizers and 3 sides. For 8 people, choose 1-3 appetizers and 3 sides. For 16 people, choose 2-3 appetizers and 3 or more sides.

What is the most common dishes for Thanksgiving dinner? ›

Southern-cuisine expert and cookbook author Diana Rattray has created more than 5,000 recipes and articles in her 20 years as a food writer. The classic Thanksgiving dinner includes old-time favorites that never change: turkey, gravy, stuffing, potatoes, veggies, and pie.

What can I do 2 days before Thanksgiving? ›

2 Days Before:

Assemble casseroles. Sweet potato or green bean casseroles can be stored uncooked in the fridge and baked on Thanksgiving. Bake rolls and breads. Make pie crust or thaw your pie crust; bake pumpkin pies.

Can you make Thanksgiving sides the night before? ›

That's why we love getting a jump-start with one or several make ahead Thanksgiving sides. From stuffing to potato sides to cranberry sauce, rolls, and more, we've got 54 make ahead Thanksgiving sides that can be prepped, assembled, or even totally cooked anywhere from a day to a month in advance.

How early can I make Thanksgiving sides? ›

Whether your family demands green bean casserole or scalloped potatoes alongside their turkey, these dishes can be prepped and assembled two whole days before the big event. Make sure to cover and refrigerate them, then stick the dish in the hot oven once you've taken the turkey out to rest.

What should I eat on Thanksgiving to lose weight? ›

Help yourself to high-fiber foods like fruits and veggies, whole grains and bean dishes. Just don't fall for dishes drenched in butter or creamy sauces, which can be loaded with calories and fat. For many, it just wouldn't be Thanksgiving without the taste of turkey.

What is healthier than turkey for Thanksgiving? ›

Try it out on Thanksgiving by substituting tofu for your turkey. Tofu can be cooked in a variety of flavorful ways and comes with a ton of nutritional benefits including a lot of calcium, iron, magnesium, vitamin B, and protein.

What should I eat on Thanksgiving to not gain weight? ›

5 Healthy Food Swaps to Avoid Weight Gain This Thanksgiving
  • Eat Pumpkin Pie Instead of Pecan Pie. ...
  • Grill Instead of Frying. ...
  • Swap Mashed Potatoes for Mashed Cauliflower. ...
  • Serve Brussels Sprouts Instead of Green Bean Casserole. ...
  • Use Wild Rice Instead of Pilaf.

How healthy is Thanksgiving dinner? ›

The traditional turkey-day feast, replete with fatty, high-cholesterol foods like drumsticks, mashed potatoes, gravy and stuffing, is generally anything but heart-healthy. Try a healthy roasted turkey and gravy recipe for your Thanksgiving meal.

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