We have much to be grateful for this Thanksgiving—especially around here, where local food businesses have organic, vegan and gluten-free options on their holiday menus. Here are some of our favorites.

 

►Good Choice Kitchen in Ossining

Laurie Gershgorn, Chef and Owner

Plant based, gluten free, raw

What’s on the menu? 

Everything for a vegan Thanksgiving Day meal—complete with sides, soups, spreads and raw desserts—that’s gluten-free too. In fact their entire menu is whole food, plant based and gluten free. 

More info: GoodChoiceKitchen.com.

 

How to order: 

Call 914.266.3003.

Orders must be placed by November18

for November 23 or 24 pickup.

 

Location: Good Choice Kitchen,

147 Main St., Ossining, NY

 

►Skinny Buddha Organic Food and Fitness in Mount Kisco

Elyce Jacobson, Co-Owner

Vegan, gluten free, plant based, organic, kosher

 

What’s on the menu? 

Stuffing, wild mushroom gravy and butternut squash soup, all vegan and gluten free—and that’s just a sampling. 

For their entire menu, visit MySkinnyBuddha.com.

 

How to order: 

Call 914.358.1666

or email [email protected].

 

Location: 

Skinny Buddha Organic Food and Fitness, 159 Lexington Ave.,

Mt. Kisco, NY

 

 

►Brooklyn Organic Kitchen in Mahopac

Sandra Marinelli, Chef and Owner

Vegan options, organic

 

What’s on the menu? 

Roasted turkey or tofurkey with turkey gravy (can be vegan and gluten free). Sides: mashed potatoes, sweet potato pie, crispy roasted brussels sprouts with shiitake bacon, fresh cranberry sauce, apple sausage stuffing.

Dessert: assorted pies. Everything can be traditional, vegan or gluten free. Can be bought as a package or à la carte. 

 

More info: BOKMahopac.com.

 

How to order: 

Call 845.621.2655 or email

[email protected].

 

Location:

Brooklyn Organic Kitchen, 890 South Lake Blvd. Mahopac, NY.

 

 

Thanksgiving Farm Box

Cooking at home this year? Make it easy—and healthy—by picking up a Thanksgiving farm box from a nearby organic farm. Tom Deacon, owner of Fable: From Farm to Table, in Ossining, says their Thanksgiving Farm Box contains their own seasonal fruits and vegetables, such as beets, squash, apples and sweet potatoes, as well as other locally produced goodies, including apple cider, cranberry jam and mini challah rolls.

“The vegetables and fruit are organic,” he says. “The cider is from Samascott Orchards, and the rolls are from Mustard Tree Bread, in Yorktown.” The full list of items can be found at  FableFoods.com/thanksgiving.

Depending on the family, a Fable Thanksgiving Farm Box has been known to serve anywhere from four to 10 people, Deacon says.

The cut-off date for ordering Fable’s pasture-raised turkeys is November 1, but orders for the $125 Thanksgiving Farm Box can be placed until November 15.

To order, visit FableFoods.com/thanksgiving or Fable’s market at 1311 Kitchawan Rd., Ossining, NY.