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My Thanksgiving Recipes

Mike November 5, 2025

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A classic Thanksgiving feast centers around a roasted turkey, accompanied by essential sides such as mashed potatoes, stuffing or dressing, gravy, cranberry sauce, and a variety of vegetables like green beans and sweet potatoes. Popular desserts include pumpkin pie, pecan pie, and apple pie, with many recipes emphasizing traditional techniques and flavors. As 2025, the most widely recognized recipes continue to feature these core components, with variations in preparation and ingredients to suit different tastes and dietary needs.

Fresh Whole Turkey
The centerpiece is typically a perfectly roasted turkey, often prepared using methods like dry brining or traditional roasting to ensure juiciness and flavor.

Garlic Mashed Potatoes
Mashed potatoes are a staple side, often made with butter, milk, or buttermilk for creaminess, and can be enhanced with additions like garlic or roasted vegetables.

Sausage Cranberry Stuffing
Stuffing or dressing is a key side dish, with options ranging from traditional bread-based versions to modern twists like croissant or sourdough stuffing, and can be prepared either inside the turkey or separately for food safety.

Turkey Gravy
Gravy, made from pan drippings and thickened with flour or cornstarch, is essential for adding depth to the meal.

Orange Cranberry Sauce
Cranberry sauce is a must-have, available in both jelled and fresh forms, with recipes often incorporating citrus, sugar, and spices for added flavor.

Classic Green Bean Casserole
Green bean casserole remains a popular side, traditionally made with cream of mushroom soup, canned or fresh green beans, and topped with crispy fried onions, though some modern recipes use fresh ingredients for a richer taste.

Sweet Potato Casserole
Sweet potato casserole is a beloved dish, often topped with a crunchy mixture of brown sugar, pecans, and marshmallows, or a buttery streusel for a more sophisticated flavor.

Baker’s Square French Silk Pie
This creamy, rich and decadent French Silk Pie recipe is a luscious chocolate mousse in a flaky pie crust. The easy to make chocolate cream pie is a delicious recipe that’s out of this world. Fashioned after the famous Bakers Square chocolate pie, the copycat recipe is better than the real thing.

Honey Cornbread
This honey cornbread is the ultimate cornbread recipe! It’s slightly sweet, perfectly tender and absolutely delicious. Use it as a side dish or crumble it up to make cornbread stuffing.

Fresh Pull-Apart Dinner Rolls
Thanksgiving dinner rolls are a beloved staple, known for their soft, pillowy texture and rich, buttery flavor. They are often enriched with ingredients like eggs, milk, and butter, and can be enhanced with garlic, Parmesan, or a tangzhong technique for superior moisture retention. These rolls are perfect for serving alongside a holiday meal and are highly customizable, from classic pull-apart styles to enriched buns.

Cheddar Bay Biscuits
Cheddar Bay Biscuits are a popular copycat recipe inspired by the famous side dish from Red Lobster, known for their flaky texture, cheesy flavor, and garlic butter topping. These biscuits are easy to make at home and are a favorite for dinner sides or appetizers.

7 Layer Salad
Seven Layer Salad is a delicious layered pea salad. This classic recipe has been around for generations. It’s delicious, fresh and best of all cold—perfect for summer! This salad is colorful, crunchy and creamy. It’s the perfect recipe for any warm weather gathering. The 7 Layer Salad is my favorite summer side dish.

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