9 Delicious Side Dishes For Your Thanksgiving Table This Year

There's a little bit less than 3 weeks until Thanksgiving! Are you prepared? Have you started to think about your spread yet? You've still got some time yet to consider what will be served this year. As I've said before though, turkey may sit at the center of the table, but the holiday is all about the side dishes.

There are plenty of classic, quintessential Thanksgiving side dishes out there. There's stuffing, there's mashed potatoes, there's casseroles, and you can't forget the cranberry sauce. If you need some inspiration though, or maybe just some solid recipes, I've got you. I put together a list of nine different recipes that would be delicious accompaniments to your turkey this year.

There are recipes of varying difficulty levels, so whether you consider yourself a home chef or a novice, there's a recipe you'll be able to make. And if you're bringing a dish to somebody else's house, most of these can be prepped beforehand and easily finished or warmed up when you get to where you're going.

So read on! You're sure to find something that piques your interest. And if you decide to make any of these recipes this year, take pictures and share them with us on social media! We'd love to see what sort of side dishes you're whipping up this holiday season. Happy cooking!

https://www.tiktok.com/@halfbakedharvest/video/7166650358792604970?_r=1&_t=8rEi6KJWiPz Sure, not everybody is a salad person. But I'm of the belief that every Thanksgiving table should have one anyways. And this one looks fantastic!

Chef Tini's recipe for mac and cheese went crazy viral last Thanksgiving, I know a bunch of people personally who tried it. And everybody raved about it. So why don't you give it a shot?

Stuffing is the most Thanksgiving side dish there is. But it's also really underrated. This one is quite simple to make but I think will be a big hit at your holiday dinner.

Green bean casserole is my favorite Thanksgiving side dish. It's also the one I bring to the dinner every year. And I'll tell you, nothing beats it when you make it from scratch.

Brussel sprouts have become really popular in recent years. And this oven roasted version with bacon is sure to please even the most picky eaters.

If you're looking for potatoes for Thanksgiving and you're bored of mashed, why not try them au gratin? You can never go wrong with cheese and bacon.

I know making your own bread can seem intimidating, but it's really not too difficult. You guests will be so impressed though with your homemade rolls.

If you need a very classic, crowd pleasing side dish, these garlic mashed potatoes are the way to go!

These hot honey carrots are super easy to make. So if you're not a chef, yet somehow you got roped into cooking this holiday season, this might be the dish for you!