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5 Delicious Vegan Christmas Mains

These vegan Christmas mains are sure to please even the non-vegans in your family, especially when you pair them with one of these 40 Vegan Side Dishes. From Vegan Mushroom Wellington to Stuffed Holiday Acorn Squash, each of these vegan Christmas recipes will have your guests begging for seconds.

Happy holidays, hungry friends. I’ve put together 5 Delicious Vegan Christmas Mains to give you an assortment of choices for Christmas dinner main dishes. And, here are a few happy Christmas stories from Buzzfeed to brighten your day in case all that Christmas shopping has made you crazy! I’ve also just created a new post for these Vegan Main Dishes to serve for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Be sure to check them out!

Looking for some delicious sides to go with some of these vegan Christmas mains? Allow me to suggest my Instant Pot Butternut Squash Soup, Air Fryer Brussel Sprouts, roasted Cauliflower Mashed Potatoes, herby Vegan Croissant Stuffing and my Spiced Orange Gin Spritz.

Vegan Mushroom Wellington on a cutting board with all the trimmings
Vegan Mushroom Wellington w/ Sweet Potato & Rosemary

Best Ever Vegan Mushroom Wellington

This tasty vegan main dish for Christmas is bursting with juicy mushrooms, sweet potatoes and fresh rosemary. A touch of Dijon mustards seals the deal for the perfect vegan holiday main.

Stuffed acorn squash on green plate on wooden table
The Best Stuffed Holiday Acorn Squash

Stuffed Holiday Acorn Squash

This stuffed acorn squash recipe is perfect for your holiday table if you’re looking for a vibrant and flavorful Christmas vegan main dish. This recipe is one of the first vegan Christmas dinner recipes I made for someone special and remains a holiday favorite in my home.

one vegan Christmas main of Vegan Lentil Loaf on a green platter topped with red sauce and rosemary
Savory Vegan Lentil Loaf (WFPB, GF)

Savory Vegan Lentil Loaf

This savory vegan lentil loaf is whole food plant based and gluten-free. Therefore, this means it’s made with no-oil or refined sugar and is perfect for those who are gluten-intolerant. Moreover, the best part about this holiday treat: it’s topped with a dreamy maple balsamic glaze that adds just the right amount of flavor.

vegan tomato zucchini tart on a wooden table with flowers in background
Vegan Tomato Zucchini Tart

Vegan Tomato Zucchini Tart with Creamy Cashew Cheese

Imagine this gorgeous vegan Christmas main as the centerpiece for your holiday table. Filled with fresh basil, zucchini, summer squash and roasted cherry tomatoes, it’s light, flaky crust with subtle hints of hazelnut will have you returning for another slice long before you’re finished with the last. 

the vegan Christmas main spinach and blood orange farro recipe in a red skillet
One Pot Spinach & Blood Orange Farro Recipe

Spinach and Blood Orange Farro

This spinach and blood orange farro recipe is not only vegan, but whole food plant based, as well. Vibrant blood oranges, savory spinach, fresh rosemary and dried cranberries make this colorful feast one of the most perfect vegan main dishes for Christmas.

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12 Comments

  1. Thank you for sharing these wonderful vegan mains ideas. I will be making the mushroom wellington, it sounds super delish! Merry Christmas to you!

  2. We have huge meat eaters in our family so I decided to do a dry run on making some of your vegan dishes. Hubby and I loved them!! We especially liked the one pot spinach and farro. I’m saving these for New Years since we already have our Christmas planned. Thank you for the inspiration.

  3. Although I invariably have a lentil roast for Christmas dinner, I really want to try these other options you’ve highlighted. They all look so delicious and I can see everyone enjoying them.

    Wishing you a Merry Christmas

      1. Aw, thank you. It’s my online name, dreamed up when I started a chocolate blog many many years ago. But it’s actually quite close to my real one.

  4. Yum! These dishes all look amazing – filling and flavorful, something I always want to have when celebrating with family. Thank you for sharing!

  5. These recipes all look amazing! I’m really excited to try the mushroom Wellington, but I’m definitely going to work my way through the list.