Recipes for A Healthy Thanksgiving

By Nutritional Weight & Wellness Staff
November 17, 2020

thanksgiving-menu.jpgEven though our holiday tables may be a little less crowded this year, Thanksgiving is a time to reflect and to enjoy delicious food. This year, more than ever, celebrating with a healthy meal is another way to care for ourselves and each other by serving real food to support our immune systems and balanced moods. 

Couple a great feast with the stress of a pandemic and it’s a recipe for overdoing it – we’ve all been there. It’s so common it’s become a cliché, you’re lethargic, ready for a nap, and can’t think about taking another bite. Let’s stop that overeating holiday cycle by the best way we know how, by stocking our table with balanced, real foods instead of processed foods that often trick our brains into consuming more.

To get you started, here’s a roundup of some of our favorite Nutritional Weight & Wellness holiday recipes. From brining your turkey, to delicious appetizers, savory sides, and sweet treats, we’ve got you covered! The best news when cooking for a smaller group means … more leftovers! Come Friday your fridge will be stocked with healthy options to combine for more delicious meals.

Appetizers

Wild Rice Meatballs
Fresh Veggies + Dip

The Main Course

Brined + Roasted Turkey
Mashed Potatoes and Cauliflower
Green Bean Casserole
Slow Cooker Squash
Brussels Sprouts Medley 

Dessert

Pumpkin Custard
Berries + Almond Cream

From everyone at Nutritional Weight & Wellness we wish you and yours a very safe and happy Thanksgiving! 

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This blog content was written by a staff member at Nutritional Weight & Wellness who is passionate about eating real food.

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