38 Vegan Thanksgiving Side Dishes for the Ultimate Holiday Dinner
If you’ve never cooked with za’atar before, now is your chance! The Middle Eastern spice blend brings out something special in squash dishes, and especially so paired with silan . Find both in the international aisle of your local supermarket.A big bowl of couscous that has major flavor but can also stand up against saucy dishes, like vegan gravy, is definitely a win-win.
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