I know that my 12 days of Vegmas series has been and gone, but as we still have a couple of weeks to go until Christmas, and some people (myself included) will still be working on their Christmas menus, I thought it would be a good idea to gather all of my Christmas offerings in one place. This year I tried to schedule my Vegmas posts so that they weren’t too repetitive, mains one day and sweets/ snacks the next. But that makes it a little bit harder if you’re going through the archives looking at dishes. So, this post contains 17 vegan Christmas recipes, from this year and last year, organised by course to try and make it a little bit easier to plan your day.
17 Vegan Christmas Recipes
Breakfast
Chocolate Orange Granola (Ve/GF)
Make a batch of this one before and have it running up to the day too.
Chocolate Orange Pancakes (Ve/ GF)
A more indulgent option for those who don’t mind a heavier breakfast.
Snacks
Christmas Chocolates (Ve/ GF)
Snacks/ for the sweet bowl, or maybe even a cute homemade gift.
Chocolate Orange Granola Bars (Ve/ GF)
A healthier option for those who don’t want to be too sick before dinnertime…
Peppermint Creams (Ve/GF)
Mint chocolates in the house is obligatory at Christmas, no?
Festive Popcorn Bars (Ve/ GF)
Another chocolate orange offering to snack on, or maybe for dessert.
Starters
Sweet Carrot & Thyme Soup (Ve/GF)
Because no one needs coriander in their lives.
Spiced Butternut Soup (Ve/GF)
A warmly spiced, lighter soup option.
Mains
Nut/ Lentil & Squash Loaf (Ve, GF optional)
A traditional veggie/ vegan Christmas option.
Christmas Pastry Parcels (Ve/ GF optional)
The same filling as the loaf, wrapped in a little Christmas parcel. Perfect for single serving options!
Sides
Simple Roast Potatoes/ Parsnips/ Carrots (Ve/ GF)
The typical Christmas sides, made vegan by roasting in maple syrup for that sweet crunch.
Hasselback Potatoes (Ve/ GF)
Because potatoes are wonderful in every form, the more, the better. Unless you want to serve boiled, then we need to have a very serious conversation.
Desserts
Chocolate Orange Yule Log (Ve)
I don’t think a classic like this needs an introduction.
Chocolate Orange Blondies (Ve/ GF)
Have you guessed I like orange yet??
For Later On…
I know you’ll be living off leftovers for a while, but just in case you fancy something else.
Get cosy with a hot chocolate and munch on a vegan ‘sausage’ roll.
Are you serving any veggie or vegan options this year? Which of these dishes do you like the look of the most?
Until next time,
Sophie
Ok, now I know what do to on the week prior to christmas…JUST WANT TO TRY THEM ALL 😀
xx
Wow my mouth is totally watering and now I’m hungry hehe. Saved the link for later use. Totally gonna try them out ❤️
I was ooing and awwing throughout reading this whole post, chocolate has to be one of my favourite guilty pleasure food and these all looked amazing especially the chocolate pancakes and the Christmas chocolate! X
Chocolate and orange is a match made in heaven, I will die on this hill. So having all these recipes in one place is perfect for lazy girls like me 🙂 And I am planning to try your hasselback potatoes this Christmas although I’m afraid I will have to challenge your assertion that no-one needs coriander in their lives, it’s my FAVOURITE herb! xx
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These all look fantastic! I am not vegan, but vegetarian, and will be cooking my own meals this Christmas as I don’t want to put my 80 year old grandma (who does ALL the cooking; no one can stop her), under the additional stress of having to cook for a vegetarian. Thanks!
Jazmin
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The soups and yule log look amazing! I’m currently planning what I want for my festive dinners so this is super handy for meat-free inspiration!
Amazing ideas! Vegetarian and vegan recipes that are easy and yummy are hard to find so this is very useful Thank you!
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Loved this post dear, it’s full of inspiration, exactly what I needed. I’ve been thinking what to put on my Christmas menu this year. I’ll definitely be trying a few of these recipes.
Tx. // Tajinder Kaur
Love this roundup!! I’m gonna have to come back and scroll through when I have the time to spend in the kitchen again :’)
Such a lovely blog post with loads of nice recipes. I love chocolate orange so you had me with the chocolate granola and pancakes!
Ayse x
I will be bookmarking this post! My daughter eats vegan and I am trying to reduce my consumption of animal products as well. We have a whole shot of very big meat eaters to keep happy, but if it is tasty, they will not care if it is vegan.
Great post! I am always looking for vegan recipes. Especially holiday food is always a challenge for me. Bonus points for GF as my mum is on a GF-diet. Happy Christmas ❤️ -Jenni
Love it! So many great ideas for our holiday table. I am going to pin it to my Healthy Eating board, since it always is hard to find good vegan recipes. Thank you!
Karen |
Oh my gosh!!! I love all of these! How delicious. The mint candies look amazing!
Great recipe ideas! These are well worth trying out. I am always looking for healthy and vegan alternative food choices for the holidays. Thank you for sharing!
I love that yuou have vegan recipes for all times of the day! They all look super delicious too – especially the chocolates ;). You can’t go wrong with them. Your peppermint chocolates look bombdotcom!!! I love that your recipes are overall healthy too! Thanks for sharing these options :).
Nancy ♥ exquisitely.me
My favorite that I would love to try is the Christmas Chocolates, Peppermint Creams, and the Yule log. Thank you for sharing these recipes.
This is a brilliant post, to have all your Christmassy recipes in one place! I’d love to have one of your Christmas dinners! x
I love those chocolate recipes! My favorite is the chocolate mint.
Everything looks so good, I will definitely be checking those out. To be honest, I don’t know I am going to be making for Christmas, I’ll probably figure it out last minute like I always do lol.
I love these roundup posts! I definitely need to try some of your choc orange recipes, especially that granola! xx
Tiffany x http://www.foodandotherloves.co.uk
I’ve been needing some winter vegan breakfast ideas so thank you so much for these! I’m sending you so much love and festive wishes.
With love, Alisha Valerie x | http://www.alishavalerie.com
Super round-up. They all look amazing x
I usually go for Mac n cheese for Christmas breakfast…
I’m not vegan, but these look amazing!!!
Amy x
I adore all things chocolate orange so you sold me on those! As for the mains, the nut/lentil roast sounds incredible!
I’ve loved reading and making some of your recipes recently! x