Breakfast can sometimes be a chore to figure out, particularly around the holidays. These little sausage bites are not only a breeze to make and a crowd pleaser, but can be made ahead of time. Don’t like sausage? No problem! Swap out the sausage for leftover chopped ham, turkey, or vegan meat substitute of your choice.

Bring a taste of Southern-style home cooking into your kitchen with this twist on a classic greens recipe. It is jam-packed with so much flavor, you’ll be licking your bowl clean! Designed to be “fix-it-and-forget-it,” pick your favorite hearty greens, spend a minimal amount of time cooking, and let the slow cooker do the bulk of the work to create a delicious and nutritious side dish.

It’s an understatement to say that our co-founder, Margaret Isely, loved the holidays. I mean she really loved the holidays and all the prepping, cooking, and feasting with friends and family. She was known for all her homemade specialties—lots of delicious veggie dishes (we hope we’ve done her proud), homemade wine, homemade applesauce and, most notably, her homemade cranberry sauce. This simple, yet signature, recipe was something the Isely family looked forward to holiday after Thanksgiving holiday.

The ultimate in plant-based holiday roasts, serve this decorative loaf as a side dish or as the centerpiece. Feel free to break out the electric carving knife for a dramatic effect as carving. Top with Cranberry Apricot Sauce with Crystallized Ginger. Recipe created for Natural Grocers by Chef Mark Reinfeld, Vegan Fusion and The Doctor & The Chef

This recipe calls for purple sweet potatoes, which will give you a vibrant purple dessert that is sure to delight the eye and the taste buds.

Looking for a spicy change-up to your fall recipe routine? Give this delicious soup a try! This vegan-friendly soup has wonderful spice and a deep Indian-inspired flavor to heat up any chilly fall evening. Pair with your favorite protein for a nutritious dinner for the whole family.

Creamy, comforting, delicious, and affordable! If you have not tried celery soup, you are in for a wonderful surprise—this plant-based soup is loaded with flavor and is quick and easy to make.

If you’re intimidated by the thought of brining your own turkey, Mary’s has come to the rescue! Mary’s Brined Turkey is perfectly seasoned with the savory flavors of poultry herbs and is ready for roasting. If you want to make Thanksgiving even more relaxed, try roasting the turkey in an Oster Oven. The Oster Oven frees up your oven space so you can prepare all of your sides with ease, and if that wasn’t enough, the Oster Oven self-bastes the turkey! It’s also the perfect option for keeping the turkey warm prior to serving.

This updated version of the seventies’ classic has all the flair of veggie loaves of yore, but ingredients we know and love today (no thank you, bulgar and lima beans) and actually tastes delicious. Serve this as the centerpiece of your vegan or vegetarian celebration or make it on the weekend and enjoy it for lunch all week. You won’t be disappointed!