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In a large non-stick ceramic pan over medium heat, saute the carrots, onions, and celery in the coconut oil until soft and light brown.
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Add the garlic for the last two minutes of sauteing.
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Sprinkle with salt (use less if you cooked the quinoa in broth), celery seeds, and pepper.
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You can actually stuff your turkey with quinoa stuffing, but I recommend cooking and serving them separately.
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Turkeys dont cook evenly when they are stuffed, so youll either end up with an under-cooked bird, or one that is dried out (we wouldnt want to recreate that scene from the Christmas Vacation movie).
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To bake your quinoa stuffing, preheat the oven to 375 F. Stir together the warm vegetables, freshly cut apples, spinach, walnuts and quinoa in a large bowl, then pour the mixture into a 2 quart casserole dish.
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Bake for about 15 minutes, just to get the top a little crispy.
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Serve warm and enjoy!
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If you make the stuffing ahead of time, dont bake it until right before you are ready to serve.
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If your stuffing is cold youll need to cook it longer than 15 minutes (try 30).
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You may want to add the apples just for the last 10 minutes of baking!
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Enjoy and be thankful!
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Are you planning a gluten-free Thanksgiving menu?
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If youre new to the gluten-free world, Thanksgiving can be fairly overwhelming!
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Well, I have a couple years under my belt, and Im excited to share some allergy-safe, diabetic-friendly Thanksgiving recipes with you!
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Your Thanksgiving wont suffer one bit, but it will require some planning (just like a normal Thanksgiving).