Celebrate Thanksgiving with delicious recipes! From juicy turkey to classic sides and festive desserts, find everything you need for the perfect feast.
This silky sweet potato soufflé is made with baked sweet potatoes and warm spices for an easy to make side dish or dessert that’s perfect for fall. I have no shortage of Thanksgiving side dish recipe ideas because let’s be honest, they’re the real Thanksgiving heroes. My mom’s classic stuffing, the best mashed potatoes, […]
This easy sautéed spinach recipe with sweet slivers of garlic takes just 10 minutes to cook for a healthy side dish that goes with any meal. Getting more greens in our diets should be the focus of every eater, and the darker and leafier, the better. While pretty much everyone […]
The Sicilian-inspired salad’s flavor combination of fennel’s sweet licorice flavor, juicy tart grapefruit and smooth avocado topped with salty Parmesan is a welcome addition to any meal any time of the year. I am a self-proclaimed lemon head. No, not the ’80’s band (although I do love me a little […]
Leftover turkey breast shines in this spinach salad with spiralized butternut squash and apple in a sesame-tinged dressing for a full meal dinner or super easy and delicious lunch with mega crunch. There’s nothing better than helping someone in need, and if you’ve ever had a newborn, you know you […]
This cornbread dressing starts with the best homemade cornbread mixed with savory country sausage, aromatics, and fresh herbs for the best Southern cornbread dressing recipe. There are lots of dishes that make up a quintessential Thanksgiving meal. Of course, the usual suspects are roast turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, and stuffing. But if you’re from the […]
This classic Green Bean Casserole recipe is creamy, savory, and easy to make, with a crisp-tender bite that only real green beans can deliver. There’s something nostalgic and timeless about Green Bean Casserole that keeps it at the center of the Thanksgiving table every year. But here’s the twist: we’re making it from scratch—no […]
