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Let’s talk about turkey and stuffing and cranberries and sweet potatoes and pie. Oh, and rolls.
You’re going to be making some in…oh, just about three weeks.
Um, what?! Crap, how did that happen...
Yep, time flies while we’re having fun, my friends. Luckily for you, I’ve been thinking ahead a bit, and compiled a list of over50 Thanksgiving recipesfrom some of the best blogs around. So whether you are already planning your Thanksgiving menu or hiding your head in the sand like an ostrich until November 26, looking for all new recipes or just wanting to spice up some family favorites, this is your list for drool-worthy recipes that your family will love.
Beverages:
- Sparkling Honey Rosemary Lemonade – Nutmeg Nanny
- Hard Cider Sangria – Sarcastic Cooking
- Cranberry Apple Spritzers {Mocktail Style!} – Fabtastic Eats
Appetizers:
- Spinach and Feta Phyllo Cups – The Perfect Pantry
- Cinnamon Sugar Candied Nuts – Sally’s Baking Addiction
- Puff Pastry Brie Bites – Savory Simple
- Caramelized Onion, Mushroom, Apple & Gruyere Bites – Table for Two
- Rosemary and Cranberry Spread – A Cedar Spoon
- Goat Cheese and Honey Crostini – Sarcastic Cooking
- Date, Walnut, and Blue Cheese Ball – An Edible Mosaic
Salads:
- Chopped Brussels Sprouts Salad with Dried Cranberries, Pecans, and Blue Cheese – Two Peas and Their Pod
- Vegan Seven Layer Salad – Namely Marly
- Spinach Salad with Gorgonzola, Cranberries, Almonds, and Honey Garlic Vinaigrette – Heather’s Dish
- Roasted Fall Vegetables Salad with Maple Orange Cinnamon Dressing – The Roasted Root
Main Dishes:
- Marinated Turkey Breast – Oh Sweet Basil
- Quinoa-Stuffed Acorn Squash Rings – Oh My Veggies
- Creamy Macaroni and Cheese – What’s Gaby Cooking
- Kate’s Thankgiving Turkey – Our Best Bites
- Crockpot Turkey Breasts and Stuffing – Shugary Sweets
- Stuffed Turkey Cutlets with Pumpkin Brie Sauce and Cranberry Chutney– Bakeaholic Mama
Sides:
- Twice-Baked Sweet Potatoes – Rachel Cooks
- Sausage, Apple, and Fennel Cornbread Stuffing – The Law Student’s Wife
- Texas Cranberry Chutney – Eat Your Heart Out
- Butternut Parmesan Risotto– The Baker Chick
- Orange Bourbon Cranberry Sauce – Gimme Some Oven
- Roasted Parsnips and Carrots with Rosemary and Honey – Bluebonnets and Brownies
- Cornbread Stuffing with Sausage and Herbs – Center Cut Cook
- Onion Gratin with Rosemary and Thyme – Kalyn’s Kitchen
- Cauliflower, Potato, and Cheddar Bake – Rachel Cooks
Breads:
- Classic Popovers – Very Culinary
- Pumpkin Gruyere Walnut Focaccia – Fabtastic Eats
- Pumpkin Parmesan Biscuits – Garnish with Lemon
- Pumpkin Cranberry Twists – Girl Verus Dough
- Rich Refrigerator Rolls – Miss in the Kitchen
- Buttery Sourdough Rolls – Eat Your Heart Out
Desserts:
- Pecan Raisin Pie – Eat Your Heart Out
- Caramel Apples – Eat the Love
- Chocolate Chai Cupcakes with Cinnamon Cream Cheese Frosting – What’s Megan Making
- Apple and Sparkling Cider Pound Cake – Kailley’s Kitchen
- Salted Caramels – Pies and Plots
- Apple Cinnamon Galette – Oh, Ladycakes
- Triple Chocolate Pumpkin Pie – Love and Olive Oil
- New Orleans Style Bread Pudding with Whiskey Sauce and Eggnog Sauce – Juanita’s Cocina
- Cranberry Meringue Pie– The Baker Chick
- Maple Walnut Blondies – Eat Your Heart Out
Leftovers:
- Honey Mustard Turkey Salad Sandwiches – Taste and Tell
- Thanksgiving Turkey Reuben – Panini Happy
- Chicken Pot Pie – Eat Your Heart Out
- Chicken and Biscuits Casserole – Yankee Kitchen Ninja
Now I just need to figure out a way to have all of these on my Thanksgiving table! Thanks for featuring my sandwiches!
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I think we’re gonna need a bigger dining room table.
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Oh, goodness. My tummy just growled reading this list. Do we get all of them this year?
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Well, we do eat like an army…
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AMAZING collection Stephie! I want to cook about 10 full-sized meals so we can try them all (and thanks for including my stuffing recipe too!!) You’re a doll 🙂
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I’m totally sure your family could handle that.
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Fabulous roundup, lady! Why can’t it be Thanksgiving once a month, every month? Like a Thanksgiving version of the movie Groundhogs Day? So many wonderful recipes, so little time. Thank you so much for including my pound cake!!
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I highly approve of this augmented holiday calendar!
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I’ll take 1 of everything. Okay, 7. Thanks for including me, love!
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Thanks so much for including my corn bread stuffing! 🙂 All of these recipes look fabulous. I’ll be sure to share this!
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Oh my gosh. Those stuffed turkey breasts with the pumpkin brie sauce and cranberry sound incredible!!! We don’t celebrate Thanksgiving here but this list has heaps of wonderful food that I’d happily eat at any time of the year. Thanks for putting this list of links together Stephie. Yum. Happy Thanksgiving! xx
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I mean, really, we shouldn’t wait to eat these foods just once a year! 🙂
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Lovely roundup! Thank you for including me 🙂
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I want it all! Bring out them stretchy elastic pants, I’m ready for this!! Thanks for including my salad, dear!
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Thanksgiving is why yoga pants were created. Seriously.
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ohmygosh! I want to eat all the things. I wish someone would come to my house with every single one of these. love them! Thanks for including my bread and mocktail! ‘ppreciate you! 😉
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Sounds like we should have a very large blogger Thanksgiving, yes? 😉
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Thanks for including me in this amazing round up!
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You’ve put together a fabulous collection of recipes here ~ bring on the holidays!
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Bring on the stretchy pants! 😉
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Ha! That too! (of course, we call that blogger-wear) 😉
Oh baby! This gets me so excited for Thanksgiving. Thank God I am already wearing stretchy maternity leggings exclusively these days!
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Oh the deliciousness! I’ll take one of each and seconds on all the desserts please and thank you. 🙂
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We’ll just make enough desserts that everyone can have one to themselves, good idea? Yes.
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As if the alien growing inside me didn’t make my tummy growl alldayeveryday, this list is making me EXTRA ravenous. So many yums! (also, thanks for featuring my rolls! <3)
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ALIEN BABY! Heh heh.
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Best round up ever! Thanks for sharing my cutlets!
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What a great round-up for turkey day! Everything looks delicious. Thanks for sharing my Rosemary and Cranberry Spread. 🙂
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Awesome round up of great recipes!
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I love Thanksgiving meals (especially since it’s also my birthday-time!), and the traditional ones that I remember as a child are my favorite – my grandmother always made yummy brussels sprouts with chestnuts and bacon, and a beautiful turkey. My grandfather would make lumpy mashed potatoes that were so creamy and rich, you didn’t even need the (delicious) turkey gravy. Even when my family moved to the South, Mom always got the recipes from her mom and made them for us. Now that it’s my turn to host and make Thanksgiving dinner for my parents and sister, I can’t wait to bring out the recipes I grew up with. I am adding a new variation on pumpkin pie, and Mom is making her “famous” cranberry jello salad (sounds crazy, but is AMAZING on turkey and with a little whipped cream for a refreshing dessert), but the memories that come with the tradition are my favorite.
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Those are great memories! And it’s my birthday-time, too! So much fun to get to celebrate with your whole family around, isn’t it?
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Wow! Well done that’s quite the library. I’m sure many people will be grateful of the ideas. I might even be tempted to have a Thanksgiving here in Australia!
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