Hi Reader, I know how hectic Thanksgiving can get, so I’ve put together some delicious side dishes you can make ahead of time. These recipes will keep your table full, your family happy, can be easily brought to someone else's house if you're not hosting! I've added a bonus super easy recipe at the bottom that's super easy and works as an appetizer too. Corkscrew Mac And Cheese With Ham - Creamy, cheesy, and packed with savory ham, this mac and cheese is a comforting side that kids and adults will love sharing at Thanksgiving. Stuffing With Italian Sausage - Rich and hearty, this Italian sausage stuffing is a flavorful twist on tradition that’ll be the talk of the table. This is my husband's infamous recipe. Green Bean Casserole (with bacon!) - A classic green bean casserole gets an upgrade with crispy bacon, making it a must-have dish for your Thanksgiving feast. Sweet Potato Casserole - This sweet and creamy casserole with a crunchy topping will have everyone asking for seconds—it’s a holiday favorite for a reason. Classic Italian Pasta Salad - Bright, tangy, and make-ahead friendly, this Italian pasta salad is a fresh addition to balance out your holiday spread. This is also my Aunt's infamous recipe that took me forever to get from her! Baked Ziti - Cheesy layers of pasta and sauce make this baked ziti a crowd-pleasing comfort food perfect for Thanksgiving gatherings. My family is Italian, and we always had pasta on the table at holidays. Mashed Potato Casserole - Creamy mashed potatoes baked to golden perfection—this casserole will have everyone skipping straight to the sides. Twice Baked Broccoli Cheese Potatoes - Cheesy and loaded with broccoli, these twice-baked potatoes are a tasty and satisfying side for any holiday meal. Homemade Garlic Knots - Soft, buttery, and garlicky, these homemade knots are the ultimate bread side for your Thanksgiving dinner. BONUS RECIPE Crock Pot Cranberry Meatballs - This is a dump and go style recipe, and the crock pot helps keep everything hot! You can also dump everything in the crock pot the night before and put it in the fridge if you have room! See you soon with more recipes! Follow Along On Social Media Tag @OnMyKidsPlate with photos of recipes you have made! |
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