40 Keto Thanksgiving Recipes So Good You'll Forget They're Low-Carb (2024)

Whether you're roasting your first bird for Thanksgiving or hosting for the 26th time, use this handy guide to roast the perfect holiday turkey. This foolproof method has been tested (and tested and tested) by the Delish kitchen—it's the best.

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For a vegetable side to reach the regular weeknight rotation, it has to be delicious and a no-brainer—just like these shallot-y roasted green beans. Simply toss fresh beans in olive oil and season with some salt and pepper before roasting on high heat, then finish under the broiler.

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Going on the keto diet doesn't mean you have to miss out on your favorite holiday dessert. With a few modifications and a gluten-free crust, our easy pumpkin cheesecake becomes keto-friendly! Pumpkin spice season can resume as normal.

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Haters will say you can't make stuffing without bread. We say, bye haters! Using our recipe for keto bread yields a stuffing that's crisp on top and deliciously tender on bottom, just like a good stuffing should be.

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We don't know about you, but when it comes to Thanksgiving, we think cranberry sauce is indispensable. This keto version allows everyone at the table to enjoy it without sacrificing flavor.

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If you're on keto, you know there are a lot of no-nos in . This version takes out all the trouble children (ahem, PASTA) without sacrificing flavor. The pork rind topping is totally optional, but we think it adds a pleasant crunch.

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This cauliflower mash recipe is the perfect low-carb substitute to mashed potatoes. The secret to making steamed cauliflower smooth and creamy? CREAM CHEESE! The cream cheese adds the delicious richness that you might be missing from mashed potatoes.

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It may seem like a challenge, but good gravy that's also keto-friendly is achievable. It's the perfect thing to drizzle over a bacon-wrapped turkey or mashed cauliflower. If you don't quite have enough pan drippings, you can sub with extra broth. Other meats' grease works well here too, like bacon or sausage!

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Not a fan of Fontina? Gruyère or white cheddar would also be delicious here. Check out these kung pao Brussels sprouts next—but be warned, it's hard to stop eating them.

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Never underestimate the power of a good eggnog during the holiday season. When paired with a great movie and some sparkly lights (and maybe a teeny tiny splash of rum), homemade eggnog can lift your spirits like no other. It's also the perfect holiday co*cktail to add some extra cheer to your festive soiree.

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Never fear, this lightened-up green bean casserole is here to help you save room for pumpkin pie. Forgoing canned cream of mushroom for a quick homemade mushroom gravy, we'd argue this version is healthier and more delicious than the classic (Just be sure to sub in your favorite keto bread crumbs in lieu of the panko!)

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This gorgeous, whole-roasted stunner is the perfect holiday substitute for vegetarians and an incredible side for all the meat-eaters. It's savory, sweet, and salty on the outside and super-tender on the inside. Topped with lots of silky mushroom gravy, we doubt anyone at your table will even pay much attention to the turkey.

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We can all agree that stuffing is by far the best dish served on Thanksgiving. This low-carb cauliflower stuffing proves that you don’t necessarily need bread to make an amazing stuffing. So if the group you're feeding on Thanksgiving Day is gluten-free or following a low-carb special diet, this is the only recipe you’ll need.

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Want to freestyle your own keto pie? By now, you probably get it: Mozzarella cheese is a key keto pastry ingredient. (Don't believe us? Try our keto cinnamon rolls.) Embrace the weirdness, friends. Your pies, including this year's keto pumpkin pie, will thank you.

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The one thing you can do to ensure a bird that stays juicy and doesn't dry out in the oven: Brine it! A proper brine will set you up for serious success. A dry brine takes a little bit of forethought (but not too much), and you'll end up with a turkey that's juicy, flavorful, and has extra-crispy skin.

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Nuts and grated cheese in some form are a great addition to this broccoli salad, but you don't have to stick to almonds and cheddar. Feel free to sub in roughly chopped walnuts and goat cheese for something a bit fancy, or spiced pecans and pepper Jack for a bit of kick.

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This keto pecan pie has all the flavors of the holidays with none of the refined carbs or sugar. Classic keto baking ingredients such as almond flour, coconut flour, monkfruit sweetener, and heavy cream make it possible to make a great pecan pie just as good as the original.

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Here at Delish, we’re all about a good reuben sandwich. Creamy dressing, corned beef, Swiss cheese… what’s not to love? Pair all those delicious ingredients between pickle chips for the the perfect bite-size appetizer (and they come together SO fast).

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Forget turkey—this impressive whole roasted cauliflower is the best vegetarian centerpiece or side dish this Thanksgiving. We've included a mushroom gravy recipe here as well. It's so good, no one will miss the meat.

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No matter what the centerpiece of your meal is, this cheesy butternut squash skillet is sure to steal the show. The balance of sweet, salty, and creamy is EXTREMELY delicious.

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