that youll definitely want to gobble up.

6 digestion-boosting Thanksgiving recipes you could make ahead of time

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This simple crudite platter byLove and Lemonsis one ideal way to stave away dirty looks as the hunger amounts.

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Get the recipe:Crudite Platter

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White Bean Pumpkin Hummus

Are stomachs starting to rumble?

Time to bring out the white bean pumpkin hummus byMinimalist Bakerthat you prepped ahead of time.

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This creamy dip is the perfect combo of beans and pumpkin, a gut-health match made in heaven.

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Get the recipe:Vegan Green Bean Casserole

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For starters, cauliflower is a GI superstar, according to registered dietitians.

Dietary fiber is great for digestion as it helps to prevent constipation and reduce the risk of bowel disorders.

Meanwhile,grapesare loaded with anti-inflammatory antioxidants and, you guessed it, tons of fiber.

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Basically, this recipe is the trifecta of good-for-the-gut foods, and its their time to shine.

Get the recipe:Curried Cauliflower, Grape, and Lentil Salad

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Curried Butternut Squash Soup

Hosting a bigger-than-usual party this year?

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This curried butternut squash soup recipe byMinimalist Bakerwill be the answer to your big-batch cooking and balanced microbiome prayers.

Its made withanti-inflammatory spiceslike cinnamon and curry powder.

Get the recipe:Curried Butternut Squash Soup

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Pumpkin Pie Chia Pudding

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