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Need someideas for delicious Thanksgiving sides? We've got you covered! Everything from appetizers, veggies, stuffing and dinner rolls to fabulous desserts!
Happy November! It always funny to me that the minute the word "November" pops up on my calendar, thoughts of Thanksgiving begin to swirl around in my mind and captivate my imagination. I start dreaming about family get togethers, pretty table decorations, pumpkin pie, turkey, gravy and all the delicious Thanksgiving sides: stuffing, sweet potatoes, cranberries, mashed potatoes, green bean casseroles, roasted carrots, corn pudding, dinner rolls, and on and on it goes.
This year is especially exciting for Scott and I, as it's the first time in eight years that we get to all be together as a family for Thanksgiving. Our daughter Cait and her family moved to London in the spring of 2010 and, just this past August, relocated back to the States. We were blessed to be able to see them each Christmas, but Thanksgiving always left a little void in our hearts, having this little (big!) family so far away. Cait and Josh are living in Memphis, Tennessee now; not as close as I would like, but definitely way better than having an ocean between us.
We'll be celebrating Thanksgiving at their new home in Memphis this year and we couldn't be more thrilled. Our son Nick and his wife, Lindsay and their children will also be traveling to Memphis, so it will be a particularly thankful Thanksgiving.
I know that it's hard to change traditions - often family members want to endlessly repeat the same cherished recipes for Thanksgiving - forever and ever! But you know what? It's not such a bad thing to switch things up, just one or perhaps two dishes each year. Who knows? Those new recipes might become the cherished choices in the future!
I'm sharing some of our tried and true, all-time favorites, as well as some of the most fantastic recipes I've been drooling over lately online - everything from appetizers to dessert! Are you ready to get your November game plane started with some of the most crazy delicious Thanksgiving sides you'll ever have the pleasure of meeting?
Ready? Let's do this!
Bacon Wrapped Dates with Goat Cheese - Pinch of Yum
Rosemary Pecan Goat Cheese Truffles - The Café Sucre Farine
Slow Cooker Cranberry Sauce - Gimme Some Oven
Pumpkin Spice Biscuits - The View from Great Island
Roasted Squash, Caramelized Fig, and Feta Salad - Half Baked Harvest
Orange Carrots with Yogurt Parsley Dressing - Country Living Magazine
Pumpkin Honey Dinner Rolls - Seasons and Suppers
Ciabatta and Sausage Stuffing - Saveur
Paleo Butternut Sausage Stuffing with Apples & Cranberries - Paleo Running Momma
Bacon Wrapped Green Beans - Diethood
Roasted Garlic Brussels Sprouts - Table for Two
Brown Sugar Curry Roasted Butternut Squash - The Café Sucre Farine
Easy Garlic Parmesan Knots - Damn Delicious
Unbelievably Easy Artisan Rolls - The Café Sucre Farine
Classic Traditional Thanksgiving Stuffing - Averie Cooks
Perfect Pie Crust Recipe in 3 easy steps (with a video) Saving Room for Dessert
Healthy Sweet Potato Butternut Casserole - The Café Sucre Farine
Ridiculously Easy Buttermilk Biscuits - The Café Sucre Farine
Bourbon Pumpkin Pie - Gimme Some Oven
Hope you had as much fun as I did, getting inspired with all these delicious Thanksgiving ideas! Bon Appetit! Enjoy!
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Fran says
Can't find the fig pistachio crackers
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See Alsocroatian nut roll poviticaChris Scheuer says
Hi Fran, are you talking about crackers from this post?
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Laura | Tutti Dolci says
Thanksgiving sides are the best - these all look mouthwatering!
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Karen (Back Road Journal) says
How lovely that you will all be together to celebrate Thanksgiving. What a terrific roundup...I pinned quite a few.
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Jenna says
Everything looks divine! I'm all for change up! So glad your family is back in the US~ we just found out yesterday that our daughter can be with us after all, we thought this was going to be the first year we all weren't together and I was having trouble with that...now I am madly planning!!
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Susan says
How wonderful that your family will be together for Thanksgiving this year, Chris! I must make your heart sing. We will just be with one daughter and her boyfriend this year as our other daughter and family will be with her husband's family this year. Luckily we get to see them often as they live only 30 minutes away, for which I am very grateful! What a beautiful array of Thanksgiving sides!!! There would be a revolt if I didn't make certain family favorites but I definitely see a couple of new ideas I'd love to try. Thank you for putting them together.
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Tricia @ Saving room for dessert says
What a wonderful roundup of terrific recipes and I want to try them all. Thanks for sharing my pie crust recipe! I can't wait to try your biscuit recipe next time I have company. Thanks Chris!
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Mary Ann | The Beach House Kitchen says
I'm so happy you'll all be together this year for Thanksgiving Chris! What a fabulous roundup of Thanksgiving side dishes! Can't wait to check out all the recipes. Thanks for sharing!
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Jennifer @ Seasons and Suppers says
Wow! I am wanting Thanksgiving all over again after scrolling through this list of delicious food 🙂 I just might do that! And thanks so much for including my dinner rolls. They were a highlight of our Canadian thanksgiving.
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Liz says
I love to shake things up a bit, too! You've given me so many wonderful ideas!! And what fun you'll have this year with the whole gang in one spot!!
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Sandra L Garth says
I'm always game for trying something different for the holidays, I just have to convince the Mr. So happy that you will celebrate with all of you children and grands.
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Ginny Hartzler says
An abundance of deliciousness! I am so happy for you about your family! Did they move because of a job change?
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sue | theviewfromgreatisland says
Is it Thanksgiving yet? I'm so hungry I can't wait 😉 thanks for including my biscuits, I'm off to share and pin!
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