102 Tasty Thanksgiving Sides to Eat With Your Turkey Dinner (2024)

No cheese is included here, but the potatoes are as rich as can be thanks to the butter and heavy cream.

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For a healthier side dish, use sweet potatoes as a vessel to enjoy shredded radishes, carrots, and Granny Smith apples.

Get the Sweet Potatoes with Shredded Salad recipe.

Make these ahead of time by preparing them without the honey and refrigerating overnight. All you have to do day of is reheat and add the honey!

Get the Honey-Glazed Roasted Carrots recipe.

Filled with hearty and filling ingredients, like potatoes and cheese, your guests will also be treated to asparagus and onions for a fresh taste. Plus, it only takes 10 minutes to prep.

Get the Asparagus and Potato Galette recipe.

This recipe is as classic as it comes thanks to the country bread, fresh dill, and flat-leaf parsley.

Get the Dill and Parsley Stuffing recipe.

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There are almost too many green bean recipe variations to choose from for your turkey dinner. But at the mention of garlic and butter, the choice may already be made for you.

Get the Green Beans with Garlic-Herb Butter recipe.

Boring sprouts begone with this recipe, which includes small red chiles for an extra kick.

Get the Sweet and Sour Brussels Sprouts recipe.

Yes it's basic, but it's sooo good. With three different types of cheese, you really can't go wrong. The kids will love it!

Get the Basic Macaroni and Cheese recipe.

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Save space on your stovetop and try this hands-off one-pot mashed potato recipe. Sprigs of fresh rosemary cooked with the potatoes infuse them with fragrant flavor.

Get the Slow-Cooker Rosemary Mashed Potatoes recipe.

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This salad recipe may have a few more ingredients than the rest, but a single bite will make all of the tossing and stirring worth it.

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Oven space is precious during the holidays, so roast your sprouts on the stovetop instead! Tossed in a salty-tangy bacon vinaigrette, it's a side dish slam dunk.

Get the Pan-Roasted Brussels Sprouts recipe.

This skillet recipe has butternut squash for a seasonal flare plus potto chips for an added crunch.

Get the Skillet Mac and Cheese recipe.

Keep it classic this year with a simple herb stuffing made with country bread, vegetables, chicken broth, parsley, and thyme.

Get the Basic Herb Stuffing recipe.

You can whip together this side with just one stove-burner.

Get the Creamy One-Pot Macaroni and Cheese recipe.

Nothing says "fall" quite like adding a drizzle of maple syrup to your dish. With lemon and cilantro, these roasted veggies also feel fresh and bright.

Get the Lemon-Maple Roasted Carrots recipe.

While this recipe requires some extra baking time (hence the name), these russet potato halves filled with sour cream are the football lover's dream side dish.

Get the Caramelized Onion Twice-Baked Potatoes recipe.

Green bean casserole is so last year. Get creative and try this easy recipe for green beans cooked with orange zest and thyme.

Get the Green Beans with Orange and Thyme recipe.

Corn is another classic side to serve at Thanksgiving, but this recipe introduces lime zest, cumin, and cayenne pepper for a more flavorful bite.

Get the Mexican-Style Grilled Corn with Cotija Cheese and Lime Zest recipe.

If you have a lot of potato lovers sitting around your Thanksgiving dinner table this year, then surprise them with this recipe that takes russet potatoes and bakes them with heavy cream, garlic, and nutmeg.

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Not only will a bowl of this soup warm you up after tossing around a football on Thanksgiving Day, but it also has all of the right nutrients to support a strong immune system.

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