Sharing some healthy Thanksgiving recipes for sweet potatoes! For some of my favorite go-to holiday recipes, check out this post!
Now that Halloween is over, my full excitement for Thanksgiving can begin. I looooove Thanksgiving, especially because it has all of the *fun* of Christmas, minus the whole gift thing. We get the spend time as a family, eat delicious food (my nana goes ALL OUT with the desserts), and end it with shopping and pie, and I’m just as happy as a lil clam.

A favorite Thanksgiving staple that we also enjoy all year: sweet potatoes. They tend to be popular for Thanksgiving recipes due to their natural sweetness, versatility, and seasonal abundance. They’re easy to find, inexpensive, you can dress them up or dress them down. They’re always a crowd hit.
Today, I wanted to share a collection of healthy Thanksgiving recipes featuring sweet potatoes to balance the traditional feast. If you have a go-to sweet potato recipe, please share it in the comments section below!

5 Healthy Thanksgiving Recipes for Sweet Potatoes
Sweet potatoes are a nutritious staple and a wonderful ingredient for Thanksgiving side dishes and desserts. I’ve always been a fan of classic sweet potato casserole, but was also recently introduced to sweet potato pie, and omg it’s amazing. We also love them for savory casseroles, roasted dishes, and unique sweet treats, like these sweet potato brownies.
Are Sweet Potatoes Healthy?
Sweet potatoes are nature’s candy, but they’re also packed with nutrients and antioxidants.
Vitamin A: can boost immunity and support eye health
Vitamin C: can support immunity and skin health
Fiber: great for digestion and satiety
Antioxidants: to help reduce inflammation
These nutrients make sweet potatoes a healthy choice, particularly for balancing a festive holiday meal.
What To Make With Sweet Potatoes For Thanksgiving
Healthy Sweet Potato Casserole
A lighter, healthier twist on the classic casserole, using mashed sweet potatoes, cinnamon, and a nutty topping.
What Makes It Special: Packed with flavor yet reduced in sugar and calories for a healthy Thanksgiving side.
Ingredients
12–15 sweet potatoes, depending on size
2 tablespoons melted butter
2 teaspoons sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
pinch sea salt
1/2– 1 cup almond milk or milk of choice
For the crumble:
1 cup oats (can use gluten-free)
1/2 cup almond me