\nA sweeter alternative and tender squash gives both color and complexity of flavor to your meal. Next to any big bird or honeyed ham, these roasted cubes will shine but not dominate the presentation. Click above for full recipe!
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\nBring out your favorite mac and cheddar\/parmesan\/cottage cheese recipe for thanksgiving, the clan will thank you! Prep in a lovely casserole dish and bake at 350\u00b0F for 30 minutes until bubbly, then remove and let cool. For a beautiful presentation, leave mac in the oven until golden crust forms.<\/p>\n
\nIf you’re bored of the same steamed greens, add some pecans to get a little nuts. Boil the french-variety green beans in salt water then toss in a whisked mixture of oil, vinegar, mustard, maple syrup, salt, and pepper. Toast some pecans in the oven to top your flavorful side of green vegetables.<\/p>\n
\nA beautiful alternative to classic mashed potatoes, these crispy roasted morsels need not gravy or sour cream, as they carry all the flavor power themselves. Perfectly pairs with any meat entree you would serve on the Thanksgiving table. Click above for full recipe!
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\nArtichoke hearts and our most underrated leafy greens come together amazingly in a spinach and artichoke casserole, held together in a bed of cream cheese and mushrooms. Carefully manage the cheese-to-vegetable ratio and have yourself a delicious and healthy Thanksgiving side.<\/p>\n
\nA popular trick to sweeten up your corn-based biscuit is adding honey to the batter, but we like to mix things up, especially for the holidays, so we’d add some chipotle powder or chopped jalapeno for a sweet\/spicy kick.<\/p>\n
\nWhen made correctly, this elegant thin vegetable is crunchy to bite and a powerful source of fiber and vitamin A with no fat content. However, when prepared adventurously, asparagus is a flavor powerhouse wrapped in bacon or dressed in a raspberry sauce. Make whichever suits your fancy.
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\nA delicious twist on a Thanksgiving classic, mashed sweet potatoes mix the saccharine charm of a sweet potato pie with the mashed nostalgia of the usual thanksgiving spud. Sweeten with butter and maple syrup, and top with marshmallow fluff. <\/p>\n
\nSautee your dry quinoa in a pan of olive oil. Sautee with butter and diced shallots. Deglaze with white wine and add in chicken stock. Once your quinoa is cooked, add in some dried cherries and you will have an exciting and gorgeous guest at dinner this holiday season!<\/p>\n
\nNow, these leafy buds have a bad rep in the mainstream foodie world. Well, the solution to a bland recipe, as we like to think, is to go with a classic roast. Cut your sprouts into halves and coat in some olive oil, season with salt and pepper, then rub in some garlic, rosemary, and chipotle powder. Pop it in the oven at 400\u00b0F until crispy and serve.
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