While it wouldn't be Thanksgiving without a golden brown turkey anchoring the table, a good argument can be made that it's really the side dish recipes that steal the show at this holiday feast. The sheer variety of indulgence is stunning, from buttery mashed potatoes to sweet corn casseroles, sage-scented stuffing, and marshmallow-studded yams. Can you imagine the feast without roasted squash and green bean casserole? And it's practically a crime to not include a sweet-tart cranberry sauce at the table - it's gorgeous ruby color and touch of tart flavor helps to offset the richness of all the other players. This Thanksgiving, play around with your favorites. While everyone loves the classics, adding new twists on old favorites can help keep the meal feeling fresh and modern.
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Cranberry Ginger Upside Down Cake Thanksgiving side dishes and desserts have been on myrestrictions of my son this Thanksgiving, and through the holidaysthe recipes I tested out for Thanksgiving, and boy am I glad I did - it read more...
that's what the stores do that sell Thanksgiving side dishes. This Thanksgiving is the first one that we will cooking glutenexperimenting with our family favorites for Thanksgiving side dishes. Although I like to mix things up, I've found read more...