Tasty Thanksgiving Side Dish Recipes

By Erica Clark
Ted + Chelsea Cavanaugh
Let's face it, even though the turkey is at the center of the plate, the Thanksgiving meal wouldn't be complete without showstopping side dishes. We've put a new spin on classic favorites that are sure to please everyone at the table. 
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Fresh Cranberry Relish

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This no-cook sauce may just be the easiest holiday dish ever!

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Cider-Roasted Carrots and Parsnips

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These glazed root vegetables are the perfect mix of tangy and sweet.

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Stuffins

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Mouthwatering hazelnut- and fig-packed stuffing muffins—now that's something to be thankful for.

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Green Bean Tart

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Kids can't resist this fun, pizza-like approach to the holiday veggie staple.

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Accordion Sweet Potatoes

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The slices in the potatoes capture the delicious maple sauce and ensure loads of flavor in every bite.

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Chard, Brussels Sprouts and Fennel Slaw

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This healthy slaw will add vibrant color to any Thanksgiving buffet. Kids and adults alike won't be able to resist a helping!

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Spiced Butternut Squash Hand Pies

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These individual hand pies are sweet and tasty – good thing you don't need to share! You can get a head start on this dish by placing unbaked pies in an airtight container and freezing for up to three weeks. Bake frozen pies at 400 degrees F for about 18 minutes. 

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