14 Keto Thanksgiving Recipes
Introduction
Enjoy all the classic flavors of Thanksgiving, without the carb overload! These 14 Keto Thanksgiving Recipes let you indulge in your favorite holiday dishes while keeping your low-carb goals on track. Each recipe is bursting with flavor, ensuring everyone at your table—keto and non-keto eaters alike—will be asking for seconds. Simplify your holiday meal planning without sacrificing traditional comfort.
Why You’ll Love These Keto Thanksgiving Recipes
The beauty of this collection is in its clever swaps: think creamy cauliflower mash instead of potatoes, almond flour biscuits in place of dinner rolls, and even a pumpkin pie that’s both silky and sugar-free. You’ll discover how delicious keto-friendly Thanksgivings can be and how easy it is to impress a crowd with inventive, nourishing food everyone can enjoy.
The Ultimate 14 Keto Thanksgiving Menu
Whether you want to give your entire holiday dinner a keto twist or just incorporate a few healthier side options, this selection makes it simple. Each recipe maintains the festive spirit and bold, classic flavors you crave.
Ingredients
💡Meal Planning Tip: Save these recipes to automatically generate a categorized shopping list by store section—your secret weapon for seamless grocery runs and stress-free holiday meal prep!
How to Prepare Your Keto Thanksgiving Feast
- Begin by roasting your herb-stuffed turkey according to weight, until it reaches an internal temperature of 165°F.
- While the turkey cooks, steam cauliflower for mash, blend until smooth with cream cheese and butter, and season to taste.
- For the biscuit dough, blend almond flour, eggs, cheese, butter, and garlic powder—bake until golden.
- Wrap blanched green beans in bacon, season, and roast until caramelized.
- Prepare sausage stuffing mixture and bake separately to keep it low carb and flavorful.
- Toss halved Brussels sprouts with cream and Gruyère, and bake until bubbly and golden.
- Roast mushrooms with butter and garlic, then top with fresh thyme.
- Simmer cranberries with sweetener and orange for a tangy, sugar-free sauce.
- Mix broccoli, bacon, sour cream, and cheese, and bake for a loaded side dish.
- Make a quick keto gravy using turkey drippings thickened with xanthan gum.
- Roast rutabaga with sage and Parmesan for a hearty, crispy alternative to potatoes.
- Blend and bake pumpkin pie filling in an almond flour crust, chill before serving.
- For pecan pie bars, combine almond flour crust and a sweet, nutty filling, then slice into bars.
- Blend avocados with cocoa, sweetener, and vanilla for a silky, no-bake chocolate mousse.
Serving Suggestions for Your Keto Thanksgiving Table
Arrange your dishes family-style for a festive spread, garnishing classics with fresh herbs for a beautiful presentation. Consider serving the mousse in individual cups and topping pies with a spoonful of whipped cream. Pair your meal with sparkling water or a low-carb cider for an extra holiday touch.
Nutritional Information and Servings
Each of these keto recipes is crafted to serve 6–8 guests, with net carb counts ranging from 2g (biscuits) to 6g (desserts) per serving. With proteins, veggies, and healthy fats at the center, everyone can enjoy a satisfying, balanced holiday meal—while staying on track.
Keto Thanksgiving Highlights (Recap)
This curated keto menu delivers all your seasonal favorites, minus the carbs. Rich, satisfying, and made with fresh ingredients, these recipes prove that Thanksgiving can be both delicious and healthy. Let flavor and tradition shine without the post-dinner carb crash!
Weekly Meal Planning
Bring ultimate organization to your holiday feast! Save and schedule these recipes to structure your cooking in advance and build a master shopping list that captures all the essentials—no more forgotten ingredients or duplicate purchases.
Planning Benefits:
- Automatically calculates total ingredient quantities for every planned dish
- Creates shopping lists by grocery store section for faster, less stressful trips
- Streamlines prep with organized recipe scheduling
Pro tip: When designing your weekly (or holiday!) menu, use the scheduling feature so shared ingredients—like turkey, cream cheese, and eggs—are automatically tallied for you. Prep smarter, waste less, and enjoy a relaxed, delicious Thanksgiving.
Cook and Prep Times
Prep Time: 40 minutes
Cook Time: 2 to 3 hours (for full meal, including turkey)
Total Time: 3 to 4 hours (includes simultaneous prep of sides and desserts)
