Low FODMAP Thanksgiving Recipes
This post was originally posted years ago, but the recipes are still great so it’s getting a refresh! Enjoy and happy Thanksgiving!
Woah, can you believe Thanksgiving is this week? I’m still not 100% used to the weather patterns here in Texas – it was 86 degrees a few days ago! – and while I absolutely love that, it has my brain still in summer / maaaaaybe fall mode, and I’m having trouble remembering that it is actually HOLIDAY SEASON. When did that happen?? We’ll be going up to the Great White North in a few days to celebrate with family though, so I have full confidence that I will be slapped with an icy-cold-blast-of-wind-to-the-face dose of reality that will remind me what time of year it is.
Anyway, I just wanted to stop in and wish a very happy Thanksgiving to everyone. This season, I’m doing my best to remember that, despite our differing views and the crazy/chaotic/sad things going on in the world, I have much to be thankful for.
And now for the food! I’ve never hosted a Thanksgiving, so I don’t have any miraculous turkey recipes to share (plus, if I ever did host, I’d do my best to get away with making pizza instead), but if you’re still looking for some low-FODMAP side dishes to bring, here are my favorites!
From GMGH
Be sure to read my tips for traveling and my tips for eating out, as well as my holiday survival guide! Nobody wants to feel miserable during this time of year.
Mains
Beef braise with mashed parsnips
Sourdough pizza or Detroit style pizza (in case you have success convincing your family to have pizza instead of turkey. Invite me over?)
Sides
Gluten free cornbread (this is always a hit!)
Dessert
Gluten free pumpkin pie – hands down the best gluten free pie crust. Ever.
From around the web
Life changing gluten free biscuits – also from Alternative Baker, these look amazing!
Simple sweet potato fries – we usually do some roasted veggies, and I love that this recipe broils them at the end. Crispy sweet potatoes = heaven.
Kale cranberry walnut salad – this looks like a delicious way to add in some greens!
And, A Step-by-Step Guide to Drinking Wine at Thanksgiving because everyone gets along better with a glass of wine.
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