When Thanksgiving was approaching, Lori and I knew we wanted to incorporate socca into our holiday meal. haha, honestly we do not go too many days without having some form of socca
Our discussion went something like…
Lori: I want socca at Thanksgiving.
Michelle: k, how do you want to make it?
Lori: Well we are making roasted veggies, I wonder if we could combine them with the socca.
Michelle: Ya,we could make socca a day early to dry it out some, and then make a vegetable socca stuffing with it.
Lori: Brilliant!
And to be honest we did not write this socca stuffing recipe down, but it is a pretty forgiving recipe
You can season and use any vegetables or sauce you like! This is just what we did.
Pure2raw Recipe: Gluten-free Vegetable Socca Stuffing
Ingredients:
- 1 day old socca (we did a thin version so it would be crispy, a 1-1 ratio)
- 2-4 beets
- 1 bulb of fennel
- 1 winter squash (we did blue hubbard)
- Fresh rosemary, sage, thyme
- coconut oil
- cinnamon (we just sprinkled some in)
- 3/4 cup carrot cheez sauce (could do 1 cup, depends how coated you want stuffing to be)
Directions:
Peel and chop veggies, toss in coconut oil with a handful of fresh spices. Roast in 350 degree oven, for about 20-30 minutes. *This can be done a day before.
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Rip socca into pieces.
Add remaining ingredients into bowl.
Roasted Fennel.
Roasted blue hubbard squash.
Toss together with some cinnamon and carrot cheez sauce. Place into baking dish.
Place back in oven for about 20 minutes, basically to re-heat everything up.
Or you can make this the day before, and place in 350 oven for about 30 minutes to warm up before serving.
Enjoy!
We are already thinking of another version of this vegetable socca stuffin to do for Christmas!! So easy, and a crowd pleaser : ) Even the omnivores enjoy this!!
For another easy no bread stuffing check out our friend Katie’s bread-free stuffing.
Till next time,
Michelle





















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Awww girls, you are sooooo ohmigosh sweet!
Plus, I *just* found garbanzo bean flour yesterday!!! So I can FINALLY make this socca that the whole blogworld has been raving about!
Katie- Awesome! Let us know how you like socca!!
Love the sound of this recipe! Hope you two are having a great day!
I love stuffing and dressing…oh and I LOVE chicpea flour. I will definitely give this a try!
oh my goodness…i want some of this now!
=)
As always, your food looks amazing and mouthwatering.
I didn’t think you could make a stuffing out of socca, but I guess you can! haha
Are you two going to Fitbloggin this next year?
Nicole – we are not sure about Fitbloggin yet.
That looks SO good! Such a great variation on traditional stuffing!
Have a good weekend
Thanks so much for sharing this – and I loved the little dialogue. Sounds scrumptious!
love
Ela
Okay, so totally new to socca. have heard others blogging about it, too, but never looked into it til now. Def will be trying, love that it’s gluten and sugar free!
This looks fabulous and possibly a perfect dish for one of our family holiday gatherings. Thanks! You know I’m a fan of socca now too.
That seriously IS brilliant! I love this idea!! Ohhhhhh I have to make this.
So creative and so much easier than a lot of GF stuffing options.
My goodness! Your photography is absolutely stunning – I’d like to reach into my computer screen and eat this
xoxo
omigosh….you girls have me totally hooked on socca! I probably make it at least once a week now. I started making it in my cast iron skillet cuz it is much faster but I haven’t mastered flipping it
Thanks for sharing. <3
PS. luv the new look of your blog
Thanks Laura!! You are so sweet
Glad you like socca as much as we do!! HUGS
I laughed at “even the omnivores enjoy this!” – funny people’s reaction when they are treated to really delicious vege/raw foods
I’m left totally bewildered as to why I have not yet tried socca. Must rectify this asap.
the stuffing looks GREAT! I adore beets and the colors in it are just lovely!
Enjoy your weekend!
Reason # 17653 that I must make socca.
Yum! What a fun and tasty way to make sure you get your socca for the day. Love the colorful veggies added in there too.
Darlings I don’t think I can ever hear that word socca (which incidentally I never heard of until your blog) now without thinking of you both. I keep reminding myself that I have to try this out, but keep forgetting. This will be a great recipe to make when if I make it back to Saudi in the Northern Hemisphere for Christmas (hot food in the southern hemisphere at Christmas isn’t really what we do!) Your recipes never cease to amaze and inspire me! Love you guys!
this looks so good!
Genius! I love it! I love stuffing in just about any form and this would fit the bill. Thanks for sharing!