130 Thanksgiving Side Dishes includes hot side dishes or casseroles for your Thanksgiving or Christmas menu. Includes recipes for asparagus, baked beans, beets, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, butternut squash, carrots, cauliflower, corn, green beans, peas, potatoes, spinach, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, yellow squash & zucchini. Some gluten free or vegan recipes. Enjoy your Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner with a few new casseroles to grace your table.
stuffing
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Cornbread Biscuit Dressing is an awesome side dish for the Thanksgiving or Christmas holidays. It’s perfect for stuffing a turkey or having on the side. It’s especially good with turkey gravy ladled over top. This delicious stuffing recipe uses cornbread crumbs and biscuit crumbs in the ingredients. It’s a mouthwatering…
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Cornbread Dressing is lip-smacking good! This delicious stuffing is great for the holidays especially for those of you who enjoy a little bit of the South in your food. This version is gluten free and uses celery, onions & lots of herbs for fantastic flavor. Stuff the turkey or bake…
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Scalloped Turkey is an old-fashioned vintage recipe that’s creamy and comforting. This tasty and succulent turkey entree is creamy and delicious. It’s a great way to use up leftover turkey and dressing from holiday dinners!
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Sausage Apple Stuffing is fantastic! This vintage Fanny Farmer recipe has always been one of our favorite ways to enjoy stuffing for the holidays. It’s a savory stuffing recipe that uses apples, sausage, celery and onions with the bread. The flavors are wonderful and perfect for the holidays or special…
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Tips For Preparing Holiday Turkey will help you have a successful turkey dinner for your family without all the blood, sweat and tears of a first trial run. I thought I would write a post for those who are not used to cooking turkeys each year for thanksgiving to provide…
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Delicious old-fashioned stuffing recipe made with celery, onions and a lot of sage. This recipe uses homemade giblet broth. Use to stuff the cavities of the turkey or to cook in a separate casserole dish.