Tasty Thanksgiving Side Dish Recipes

By Erica Clark
September 25, 2012
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

Credit: Ted + Chelsea Cavanaugh
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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

Credit: Ted + Chelsea Cavanaugh
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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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