Vegan Thanksgiving Potluck

Every year there is the question of what to do with all your leftovers from the holidays. Even if you eat through all your Tofurky and potatoes, there is usually some side dish that you’ve got an abundance of. This year, our friends Kim & Ryan had the great idea of having a day after Thanksgiving leftovers potluck with a handful of vegan friends.

thanksgiving potluck-roasted vegetables

While a bunch of people made new dishes, there were definitely a bunch of leftovers involved for sure. I made a ton of mashed potatoes, some carrots, and the fantastic gravy from The Native Foods Restaurant Cookbook. I brought a lot of food since I came with Shawn and both his brother Kyle and sister Amy who in tow.

thanksgiving potluck-stuffing

Surprisingly, without a ton of coordination, everyone seemed to bring different dishes. We had pretty much everything covered (except for tofurky, which was fine by me).

vegan thanksgiving potluck-kale salad

There was quinoa stuffing, green bean casserole, kale salad, bread pudding, various vegetables, sweet potatoes topped with dandies, crescent rolls and more I’m sure I’m forgetting.

vegan thanksgiving potluck-dandies covered sweet potatoes

Everything was fantastic and it was super nice to hang out, talk vegan food, and swap stories about our Thanksgivings and such. It was nice to just relax in a super cozy environment over some delicious food for the afternoon.

vegan thanksgiving potluck-bread pudding

Not to mention, we got to scarf what was left of Kim’s amazing Pumpkin Butterscotch Trifle, which was pretty much to die for. You really can’t go wrong when you have friends that can cook. That is something I learned for sure this weekend.

Hope everyone had an awesome long weekend. I can’t believe December is almost here.

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4 Responses to “Vegan Thanksgiving Potluck”
  1. kim g. says:

    It was great to see you guys, and your mashed potatoes and gravy were awesome! The next day I was thinking I should have made tofurky, but I was glad to read that you didn’t miss it. Your photos are gorgeous. I can never get mine to work when I shoot in that light…

  2. quarrygirl says:

    oh yum…..i love holiday food so much! looks like a fantastic potluck.

  3. jennifer says:

    super yum! and such a goodtime 🙂

  4. i talked about your mashed potatoes and gravy the rest of that day. they were so good – and i wasn’t fast enough to get a full helping of seconds on that. great to meet you!

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