With Thanksgiving quickly approaching, many of us are starting to plan for the big holiday feast. To help you get started, we’ve listed some of our favorite Thanksgiving recipes that are great for taking to church potlucks, serving to new vegetarians, or sharing with family members who might be cooking the holiday meal for you. What better way to give thanks to God for all his creation than making delicious cruelty-free and animal-friendly fare!

Side Dishes

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Main Dishes

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Desserts

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Bon appétit and amen!

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