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Vegan Holiday Faux Turkeys

No holiday meal would be complete without a veggie turkey. Try these tasty turkey-friendly alternatives this holiday season for a meal that everyone can celebrate:

Field Roast's Celebration Roast 

 

Field Roast's Hazelnut Cranberry Roast en Croute 

 

Gardein's Holiday Roast

 

Gardein's Savory Stuffed Turk'y 

 

Trader Joe's Turkey-less Stuffed Roast

 

Turtle Island Foods' Tofurky Roast 

 

Vegetarian Plus' Vegan Whole Turkey 

 

Not sure how to prepare the faux turkey? Our chefs put together a few tips for dressing the already-tasty veggie turkeys:

  • Always follow the package directions for cooking.
  • For wheat- and soy-based veggie turkeys, try basting them in vegetable broth while they’re cooking.
  • Spice up your roast by coating it in a rub. First, cover the veggie turkey in melted margarine. Then sprinkle it with Cajun seasoning and cook it according to the package directions.
  • For a traditional take on faux turkey, coat the roast in olive oil or melted margarine and then spread on poultry-seasoning herbs before cooking.
  • Deep-frying a veggie turkey is a good way to make sure that it’s moist and flavorful. Try our Deep-Fried Tofurky recipe.
  • Try basting the roast with your favorite store-brought glaze during the last 30 to 45 minutes of cooking time.
  • Be sure to serve your veggie turkey with one of our delicious gravies.

Return to Celebrate a Vegan Holiday page.

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