Healthy Vegan Thanksgiving Dinner – Mushroom Gravy Mashed Potatoes & Roasted Veggies – OIL SOS FREE


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These are my favorite healthy vegan Thanksgiving recipes. I decided to change it up from how I normally make my mushroom gravy. I added carrots and celery …

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  1. V Fran
    V Fran says:

    I worked at Sur La Table and learned a lot of odd facts. Learned that if you rice the potatoes they don't get glutony/gluey. Straight mashed potatoes get gluey if mashed direct.

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  2. Ak Lee
    Ak Lee says:

    ​ @Well Your World @DILLON its definately a perfect meal 🙂 all veggie!! and plenty of garlic <3 <3 love mashed potatoes and gravy and roasted veggies!! Yummyyyyyyyyy 🙂

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  3. Lis Engel
    Lis Engel says:

    Thank you for the inspiration. It looks great and super delicious, but I would finish with fresh green leaves on top and small slices of red onions on top – just to add the beauty of raw color and texture – I have subcribed

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  4. Rachel Ward
    Rachel Ward says:

    I made a very different mushroom gravy for Thanksgiving and GOD I am so sorry I didn't find this until it was too late. I will be making and taking some stuff for Christmas dinner at my cousin's and I WILL be taking this entire thing as my meal along with a seven layer salad. This is just…wow.

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  5. Pat Mesenchuk
    Pat Mesenchuk says:

    Made the gravy with Italian seasoning. Didn’t add the sautéed mushrooms and onions at the end. Just blended it smooth…on mashed potatoes. Couldn’t believe there was no salt. Sooooo good!!

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  6. evelyn baron
    evelyn baron says:

    came late to your videos and just a big thanks a year later — Canadian txgiving is earlier but all is relevant. You don't do recipes; well nor do I but the reality is that when something works, I write it down. I've verbatim followed some of the stuff that you have done and people come over — vegan cheese sauce in particular — and no-one ever says there is no cheese in this cheese sauce, it's great. As I understand it you were really influenced by The Starch Solution, correct me if I'm wrong; it was immensely helpful but at the beginning I did need a template and continue to read/watch Michael Greger because I like vr much his detachment; yes he knows an unprocessed plant based way of eating will save your life but also with his elves doing constant research he is happy to reverse a recommendation if new info comes in. For me sometimes the devil is in the details; you cannot over cook carrots and roasting a sweet potato is brilliant but don't eat the skin; by contrast broccoli and perhaps by extension brussel sprouts lose a lot of nutrients vr quickly so dust with mustard powder, seriously not voodoo just research. Anyway, cheers and tx for brilliant videos!

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  7. Dan Cagle
    Dan Cagle says:

    Save time.  The potatoes are more nutritious with their skin on.  The potatoes can be cooked with the veggies in a huge stock pot.  Where's the beans?  It looks like a feast!

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  8. JoAnne Denison
    JoAnne Denison says:

    love the vido, what about a vegetarian turkey substitute. I need that. I am planning on a vegetarian lasagna for my vegetarians. I generally dump the vegetarian/vegan food after dinner because most people won't eat it or I donate it to the shelter but I think they dump it in the end too. vegan is a great idea, but it's totally dumpable

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