If you're like me, you're trying hard to hold onto your Fall decor while everyone else is spewing Christmas carols at you.
I love Christmas, don't get me wrong.
But I want to enjoy Thanksgiving too!
So while everyone else is starting on gift guides, etc.
I want to make a conscious effort to share a couple of Thanksgiving, or Friends-Giving meal inspiration posts.
These are recipes that I have either tried or want to try and I'm going to do today's on side dishes and hopefully at least two more (on desserts and appetizers!)
These Old Fashioned Southern Green Beans would be a perfect addition to any Thanksgiving table. The recipe is simple and easy to follow, and although I haven't tried out this particular one, it's very similar to the way that I cook my green beans.
There are a couple of things that I love about this Oven Roasted Cauliflower recipe: It doesn't have too many ingredients and it doesn't take too long-perfect for meals when you're short on time and short on cash.
I'm still a little skeptical about cauliflower, but this recipe sounds so flavorful that I'm going to have to try it out soon!
Anything cooked in a slow cooker is high on my list for side dishes, it helps take some stress off of you & frees up space on your stove-top and in the oven.
This recipe for Easy Italian Seasoned Potatoes only has three ingredients (technically you have to make one of the ingredients (the Italian seasoning), but you can buy Italian seasoning at the store!)
We had corn suffle at our wedding reception and I think it was my favorite food there. This corn spoon bread is very similar and seems very simple to replicate.
I think it's the perfect warm and cozy dish to bring to a Thanksgiving table!
I hope y'all enjoyed this little round-up. . .
What sides are a must for your Thanksgiving table?
Which of these above sound the best to you?
Until next time. . .
xoxo,
I'm actually not a big fan of most traditional Thanksgiving foods, but I do enjoy a good dessert. ;-) I think that someday when I cook my own Thanksgivings I want to try out cooking different ethnic cuisines every year!! Haha.
ReplyDeleteI'm right there with you though on celebrating this month before jumping into Christmas! I do have my Christmas decorations up, but no Christmas music until after Thanksgiving!!
xoxo A
www.southernbelleintraining.com
Wow this looks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteIt's definitely important not to skip over Thanksgiving and I don't get why people do it.
xoxo, Jenny || Breakfast at Lillys
These all sound amazing especially the green beans! I can totally see myself making these for more than just Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteNicole // Chronicling Home
Those green beans looks fab! Now I'm hungry!
ReplyDeletewww.kayleighskloset.com
I'm so excited for mashed potatoes and mac and cheese!
ReplyDeletewith southern grace,
lindsey
www.withsoutherngrace.blogspot.com
Whelp. I officially have no idea which looks best. So D - All of the above, please!!! I just ate, but man this makes me hungry haha.
ReplyDeletexo,Sara Kate Styling
Those green beans look absolutely delicious! I'm having Thanksgiving with my boyfriend's family this year, so I'm not exactly sure what to expect.
ReplyDeleteXO, SS || Seersucker Sass
This all looks so yummy!!!
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Lauren
www.thefashionistasdiary.com
Oh, I love your suggested sides esp that corn souffle and green beans!! But my family is trying to enjoy that last Fall Holiday which is Thanksgiving and we love mac & cheese, green bean casserole, stuffing, mash potatotoes and candied yams and of course the Turkey!
ReplyDeleteUrsula
www.blueridgebeautyblogger.com
I actually am one that listens to Christmas music in October, I like to make the holiday last as long as possible! I still celebrate the other holidays, too, just Christmas at the same time!!
ReplyDeletexo, Claudia
www.chroniclesofclaudia.com
Thanksgiving is my favorite! My husband and I have to go to Thanksgiving at both of our houses, which makes for a stuffed, but delicious day!
ReplyDeletexo Ashley
These are great suggestions, I have to bring a dish to Thanksgiving and I was having a difficult time deciding what to bring. I think the corn spoon bread looks delectable!
ReplyDeleteThey all look great, especially the corn souffle!
ReplyDeleteThe oven-roasted cauliflower looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteCat
http://classmeetscouture.com
I'm having Friendsgiving this weekend, and I'm so excited! We had one last year, and I'd really like to make it a tradition. Those potatoes look delish!
ReplyDeleteThese dishes get me in the mood for turkey day, for sure! :)
ReplyDelete-Ashley
Le Stylo Rouge
OMG I want those slow cooker Italian-seasoned potatoes now! Great list of Thanksgiving sides. I also agree that I love my fall decorations too much to ditch them in November for Christmas stuff.
ReplyDeleteI'm definitely going to make the cauliflower.
ReplyDeleteBig mistake reading this at lunch time! It all looks so good!
ReplyDeleteThose Italian-seasoned potatoes sound amazing - I am definitely going to try to make those soon!
ReplyDeleteI'm always in charge of making the potato dish! I want to try out the italian seasoned potatoes!
ReplyDeleteShaguna
gold&hearts
yum, thanksgiving sides are the best! I always make brown sugar pecan sweet potatoes and this year, I'm also bringing apple cider sangria. my mom makes the best creamed corn, twice baked potatoes, macaroni and cheese, stuffing, and brown sugar carrots. and my christmas decor doesn't go up until after thanksgiving either :)
ReplyDeletexo, lauren
www.laurensparkle.com
These all look super yummy! My boyfriend, Shawn and I are hosting our first Thanksgiving so I will definitely be referencing this when creating our menu!
ReplyDeletexx. Brittany | Southern Soul