It's almost Turkey Day so I've compiled a roundup of your favorite gluten-free Thanksgiving recipes from here and around the web! This is the ultimate gluten-free Thanksgiving menu with traditional recipes for every course, all gluten-free!

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The Easiest Way to Make Turkey
When it comes to Thanksgiving, it all starts with the turkey! This may surprising, but you don't have to roast a whole turkey on Thanksgiving! [Gasp!] Roast it in parts, such as turkey breasts, legs, and thighs!
Separate turkey pieces are much easier to handle and roast without overcooking (no more dry turkey!), plus they don't take up as much room in the fridge. This method is especially great for smaller gatherings because you can cook as much or as little as you need.
For maximum flavor, season the turkey at least a day ahead, using a dry or wet brine method. I prefer a dry brine because it is a lot less mess. Don't skip this part because it really does make a big difference!
This method from The Kitchn has been a go-to reference of mine for years!
Roast Turkey Breast

Must-have Vegetable Sides
Mashed Potatoes are a must for Thanksgiving! If you haven't, you should try to cook them in the Instant Pot! It's a total game-changer! Making mashed potatoes in the Instant Pot creates much less mess and you can keep them warm right in the pot for as long as you need!
Instant Pot Mashed Potatoes

You can't have mashed potatoes without gravy! This gluten-free gravy is super easy to make and only requires 3 ingredients! You'll never buy that gravy packet again!
Gluten-free Gravy

Sweet potato casserole is a family favorite and is always on the Thanksgiving menu. Make it with this pecan streusel topping or swap it with marshmallows instead.
Gluten-free Sweet Potato Soufflé

Green Bean Casserole is very popular at thanksgiving! Here's a gluten-free version of the typically gluten-laden dish!
Gluten-Free Green Bean Casserole - Iowa Girl Eats

Do you like Brussels sprouts? Roasting them brings out such great flavor and you can never go wrong by adding bacon!
Gluten-Free Roasted Brussel Sprouts - The Nomadic Fitzpatricks

Corn Casserole is a classic side dish. It's like cornbread but softer and filled with actual corn. It's a cross between cornbread and bread pudding!
Gluten-Free Corn Casserole

This Thanksgiving Slaw isn't the most traditional side but that's what makes it great! It's crisp, light, and refreshing next to all the heavy sides!
Cranberry Almond Slaw with Apple Cider Vinaigrette

Don't forget the cranberry sauce! Ditch the can and make this one instead!
Homemade Cranberry Sauce - Cathy's Gluten Free

Gluten-free Stuffings
You can't have a proper Thanksgiving dinner without stuffing or dressing! Make gluten-free stuffing using your favorite gluten-free bread... it makes all the difference! The secret to non-mushy stuffing is toasting the bread cubes first!
Below are two traditional stuffing recipes, one with bread the other with cornbread, both gluten-free!
Gluten-free Sage and Onion Stuffing

Gluten-free Cornbread Stuffing

Gluten-free Breads
Every nice dinner needs a good roll! Try these gluten-free yeast rolls that are actually light and fluffy!
Gluten-free Yeast Dinner Rolls

These gluten-free crescent rolls would also be a fun addition to the dinner table, plus they're easy to make!
Homemade Gluten Free Crescent Rolls - MI Gluten Free Gal

The Best Part... Desserts!
Make any type of pie with this easy no-fail pie crust!
Gluten-free Pie Crust

When you think of Thanksgiving, is your first thought pumpkin pie? If so, here is a traditional pumpkin pie recipe, made gluten-free.
Easy Gluten-Free Pumpkin Pie {Dairy-Free Option} - Mama Knows Gluten-free

Gluten-Free Pecan Pie

Homemade Pumpkin Puree - Grain Free Table

With all this talk about pumpkin, don't forget about another pie favorite, Apple Pie!
Gluten Free Apple Pie - The Loopy Whisk

If you're not a huge pie fan, how about festive mini cheesecakes?! They are so cute, sure to be a delight!
Mini Pumpkin Ricotta Cheesecakes - Zest and Lemons

Or make some pumpkin bars, everyone loves these!
Gluten-free Pumpkin Bars with Cream Cheese Frosting (Dairy-Free Option)

If You're Still Hungry, There are Appetizers
When it comes to holiday munching, a big 'ole batch of Chex Mix never disappoints! This recipe makes a BIG batch because it uses the whole box of cereal!
Gluten-free Chex Mix | Whole Box Recipe

A veggie tray with homemade ranch is always a welcome sight! Kids and adults alike love all the fresh veggies! This homemade ranch is packed with fresh herbs and is so much better than the store-bought versions!
Homemade Ranch Dip

When it comes to dips, artichoke dip is where it's at! It's gooey and cheesy and perfect for dipping tortilla chips!
The Best Hot Artichoke Dip - Meaningful Eats

Taco dip is another classic dip! For the best taco dip, use freshly grated cheese! Swap the other toppings with diced bell peppers, green onion, and tomato for a different spin!
Classic Taco Dip - Fox Valley Foodie

The classic spinach dip recipe is a tricky one because it's traditionally made with a packet that is not gluten-free. Check out this gluten-free version made without the seasoning packets!
Easy Spinach Dip - Gluten-free Palate

Fun Thanksgiving Drinks
I always think it's fun to have a holiday-themed drink. These pumpkin and apple inspired drinks are perfect for Thanksgiving! These first two are for adults only.
Apple Cider Sangria - How Sweet Eats

Bourbon Pumpkin Smash - Cake n' Knife

These two drinks are non-alcoholic, fun for all!
Toast the Holidays With a Bubbly Thanksgiving Punch - The Spruce Eats

The Pioneer Woman’s Mulled Apple Cider Recipe - The Reluctant Entertainer

There you have it, the ultimate in gluten-free Thanksgiving menus! Everything you need from turkey to dessert and everything in between. Whether you're having a large gathering or a small intimate dinner, you can pick and choose your favorite recipes and make the best meal!
Did I miss your favorite Thanksgiving dish? What would you add? Let me know down in the comments and I will find a gluten-free alternative for you! Happy Thanksgiving!
Jane A Rechkemmer
Thanks for sharing, this look wonderful.
Katie Olesen
Happy to hear that! I hope you have a great Thanksgiving!