Turkey
It come once a year...Enjoy!!
Grass? Celery?
Low carb and thanksgiving don’t belong in the same sentence.
You can do a nice mushroom and sausage stuffing without any bread (or butter, which I must admit goes in it nicely).
Also you can saute green veggies in olive oil with some fresh garlic, ginger, salt and pepper. Kale, broccoli rabe, asparagus, or spinach are all good here.
Brussel sprouts with bacon & cranberries
Green beans with mushrooms and almost slivers, roasted brussel sprouts with sage and balsamic vinegar, acorn squash baked with spices.
https://kalynskitchen.com/low-carb-broccoli-recipes-for-thanksgiving/
There are quite a few on Pinterest. I’m low carb and use recipes from there all the time.
Redi-whip makes non-dairy coconut & almond whipped creams.
Turkey
There are some great casseroles and even bread/ cheese sticks made with cauliflower. Try an internet search under keto diet.
Mashed cauliflower or parsnips for mashed potato substitute. Delicious.
If I found such a recipe I’d throw it in the trash. Go eat some kale
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Be sure to listen to several approved Xmas songs on a 24/7 loop.
Bruce Springsteen’s version of Santa Claus is Coming to Town.
George Michae’s Last Christmas.
And last but not least Feed the World.
Over and over and over....
Butternut Squash, cranberries, cube squash sauté in butter or olive oil if you’re feeding a vegan. Also roasted Brussels sprouts.
Sorry if you’re deathly allergic to anything, but I believe in eating less of things, rather than eliminating them completely. I’ll cut way back on carbs before and after thanksgiving so I can indulge in mashed potatoes and stuffing. Why are you not eating dairy? If it is the lactose, than you can eat cured cheeses, soured products, and/or take lactase. If it is an allergy, then you can probably eat goat or some other mammal milk products.
Don’t make people who eat normally feel bad, especially on Thanksgiving!
I don’t understand the no dairy thing.
My husband and I have been on the Keto diet since May. I made my weight goal last month and can ease up some, altho it is a lifestyle change. I don’t want to go back. My husband has lost 70 pounds and wants to lose a bit more.
It is working, and dairy is in our diet. Without that...dry vegetables? yuck.
We’ll splurge a bit Thanksgiving. Stuffing is on my cheat list for that day.