Recipe Roundups
Having trouble finding recipes that everyone can eat for the holidays? Check out 27 Thanksgiving turkey and stuffing recipes for all dietary restrictions. Perfect for Christmas too!
There is nothing like the holidays to bring all the family together and sharebeautifulmoments over delicious food. But with all the food allergies and special diets family and friends may have, it is harder and harder to plan a Thanksgiving mealthat everyone can enjoy. I have you covered with lots of Thanksgiving Turkey and Stuffing recipes with options for all the dietary restrictions you may have to work around.
And with the holidays not far behind, these recipes will come in handy when you start planning your Christmas menu too.
AmericanThanksgivingVS Canadian Thanksgiving
I am in Canada and we celebrate Thanksgiving in early October.It is alsonot as much of a big dealhere compared to the American Thanksgiving. With my immediate family, it is traditionallythe weekend that we closed the cottage for the winter.
Because I am notAmericanandmy family makes a small affaire of it, you will find very fewrecipeson my blogfor Thanksgiving. I do have one funexception thought that I made years ago, check out this pretty neatRetro Aspic Green Bean Casserole.
The date is not the only element that separates the 2 countries celebration. Let’s explore them.
When do Canadians and Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?Canadian Thanksgiving is on the2nd Monday of October, while AmericanThanksgivingis on the 4th Thursday ofNovember.
So why do Canadians and Americans celebrate on different dates? Latitude and weather is the answer. Canada is considerably more north so the harvest season takes place a good many weeks before the Americans. Depending on where you are in America, the harvest can last a lot longer, particularly in the Southern States.
A few more differences
Canada only celebrates the bounty of the harvest, we do not have the association of the pilgrims, or sometimes religion, like in the US.
Americans will travel far and wide to spend Thanksgiving with family. This is not usually the case in Canada where Christmas takes priority.
Also, Canada does not have a Black Friday shopping frenzy. The internet is changing that, but in Canada, our big sale is on December 26th and is known as Boxing Day.
27 Thanksgiving Turkey and Stuffing Recipes
On to the Thanksgiving Turkey and Stuffing recipes, there is truly somethingfor every taste!
The basic turkey recipe
Best Ever Turkey Brine Recipe
The World’s Best Turkey Recipe
Instant Pot Turkey
How to Make a Cheap Turkey Taste Amazing
A little something extra special turkeys recipes
Saged-Rubbed Spatchco*cked Smoked Turkey
Roast Turkey with Prosciutto Rosemary and Roasted Garlic
Cuban Style Turkey
Rosemary Roasted Turkey Breast
Dietary restrictions turkey recipes
Instant Pot Turkey Breast with Garlic Butter Gravy {Gluten-Free, Low Carb and Keto}
Paleo Thanksgiving Turkey
Dairy Free Herb Butter Roasted Turkey
Keto Bacon-Blanketed, Herb Roasted Turkey
The basic stuffing recipes
Skillet Cooked Apple and Sage Stuffing
Homemade Stuffing Recipe
Instant Pot Southern Dressing
Easy Traditional Stuffing Recipe
A little something extra specialstuffing recipes
Wild Rice Stuffing with Apricots, Almonds, Sage
Cranberry Apple Walnut Stuffing Recipe
Texas Cornbread Dressing Recipe
Light and Fluffy Stuffing
Sausage, Apples and Cranberry Stuffing
Dietary restrictionsstuffings
The Best Gluten-Free Vegan Stuffing
Paleo Thanksgiving Stuffing
Gluten-Free Bread Stuffing
Low Carb Paleo Cauliflower Stuffing
Easy Gluten-Free Stuffing {Dairy-Free}
Riced Cauliflower Stuffing
I hope you really enjoyed thisThanksgiving Turkey and Stuffing recipes round-up and thatyou find the perfect recipe to try out over the coming holidays!
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All That I'm Eating on December 20, 2018 at 12:23
So many different recipes here, they all sound so good.
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Evelyne on December 20, 2018 at 12:40
Thank you Caroline, Happy Holidays!
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Liz on October 27, 2018 at 10:40
I just printed off a Cuban style turkey recipe. Will check out your link, too. Probably would have a family revolt if I made it on Thanksgiving, but it would be wonderful for Christmas, too! Great roundup!
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Evelyne on October 27, 2018 at 17:35
LOL a revolt is not very much in the Thanksgiving spirit! I have to say I was drawn to the Cuban too. Let me know what you think if you try it!
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Melody Pittman on October 25, 2018 at 22:00
Yum! You’ve got some delicious recipes showcased here. I love stuffing so the sausage/cranberry one and the wild rice with apricots definitely caught my eye!
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Evelyne on October 25, 2018 at 22:35
Thank you Melody, I hope you give that one a try, it really does sound delicious 😀
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Erin | The Epicurean Traveler on October 24, 2018 at 20:57
I like how you shared Thanksgiving recipes for all kinds of diets. For me, I’m not a fan of turkey, so Thanksgiving is all about the sides. That’s why I was eyeing those stuffing recipes, and a lot of them sound really tasty. In particular, I’d like to try the cranberry apple walnut stuffing. Yum!
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Evelyne on October 24, 2018 at 21:16
We don’t make a turkey either at Thanksgiving or Christmas. But I do hope I get an invite to one place a holiday season that will have some. Bt once is enough, like you, I love the sides. Hope you give a stuffing recipe a try.
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John / Kitchen Riffs on October 24, 2018 at 10:34
Love Thanksgiving! My favorite holiday — it’s all about food and fellowship. No cards, no gifts, just a good time. Some terrific recipes here — thanks.
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Evelyne on October 24, 2018 at 10:51
Thank you glad you like the selection. Might be another Thanksgiving roundup before the actual date. I hope one day to experience this holiday IN the US.
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Lorraine @ Not Quite Nigella on October 24, 2018 at 00:05
Family meals always seem to bring together all the dietary restrictions at once! A great round up. I haven’t roasted turkey that often but have enjoyed the fact that it has fed so many!
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Evelyne on October 24, 2018 at 07:38
Oh for sure, so hard to plan a meal nowadays. it’s about being together but we want to know everyone can eat.
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GiGi Eats on October 23, 2018 at 23:54
YOU JUST GAVE ME a THANKSGIVING BONER! It’s my FAVORITEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE HOLIDAY EVER!!!!!!! EVER I TELL YOU! This year I am spending it with my entire family. Last year we did a friend’s giving and honestly, I f*cking loved it. I hope this year’s thanksgiving is as good as last years!
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Evelyne on October 24, 2018 at 07:44
Ha ha was your BONER FROM THE WISHBONE? Sounds like you are going to have a blast! one day I need to experience American Thanksgiving. What is your favorite dish on Thanksgiving?
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Lara Dunning on October 23, 2018 at 22:31
Love all the recipes and that you’ve included some Keto meals too! I will have to try some this Thanksgiving as I’m always looking for some new favorites. Thanks!
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Evelyne on October 24, 2018 at 07:40
Thanks Lara I tried to cross all options, and find some fun ones to try 🙂
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Bintu | Recipes From A Pantry on October 23, 2018 at 15:42
What a fantastic collection of recipes! Honoured to have my Instant Pot turkey breast included, thank you.
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Evelyne on October 23, 2018 at 16:10
Thank you so much and glad to have you part of the round-up 🙂
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angiesrecipes on October 23, 2018 at 13:35
What an awesome list! I definitely need to try that keto friendly roasted turkey with bacon. Thanks for taking time to do the roundup, Evelyne.
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Evelyne on October 23, 2018 at 14:19
OMG, I so want to do that one. A basketweave of bacon on top of the turkey? Yes, please! My pleasure Angie.
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Debra Eliotseats on October 23, 2018 at 08:26
I can’t believe the holidays are fast approaching. Thanks for the Canadian vs. American Thanksgiving tutorial. I really wish we didn’t have the Black Friday frenzy as part of our culture. 🙁
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Evelyne on October 23, 2018 at 09:46
I know right, time goes by so fast. We do have Boxing Day, maybe not quite as huge but close. I was always jealous of Black Friday cause you can buy stuff for Christmas lol. But with the internet, we can get the deals to now. it does put a lot of commercialism on the holiday.
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