Things to Stuff This Thanksgiving That Aren’t a Dead Turkey
Trust us: You can stuff almost anything if you try hard enough.
But if the idea of thrusting yourself elbow-deep into the gaping orifice between the legs of a dead body makes you lose your appetite, never fear. You don’t need to know how to stuff a turkey this Thanksgiving (or any other day of the year) to enjoy a delicious meal.
Check out these tasty “stuffed” vegan recipe ideas for a filling feast that won’t require you to reach inside of anyone:
Vegan Stuffed Shells with Roasted Eggplant
Make your friends shellous of your cooking (and pun-crafting) skills.
‘Beef’ and Orzo-Stuffed Peppers
Savory Stuffed Mushrooms
Quinoa-Stuffed Sweet Potatoes
Savory Stuffed Squash
Chiles Rellenos (Stuffed Poblano Peppers)
Pizza-Stuffed Spaghetti Squash
Don’t feel like you have to do something “traditional” for Thanksgiving. Start your own traditions with your family and friends! We happen to recommend customs rooted in flowing, melty “cheese.”
Check out our awesome burger stuffed with vegan cheese:
Not a chef? You can choose from an array of easy, premade holiday meals that are packaged up and ready to go. Many of them even come pre-stuffed!
Tofurky Holiday Vegetarian Feast
Just heat and serve—our kind of recipe. Check to see if this product is available near you.
And there’s more where that came from:
Don’t forget dessert!
Vegan Stuffed Chocolate Chip Cookies
Baked Apples Stuffed with Cinnamon, Date, and Pecan Oatmeal
Don’t your hands—and your conscience—feel cleaner already?
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