What is your favorite side dish for Thanksgiving?

mashed potaoes and giblet gravy is my fav

but there is also

stuffing

green bean casserole

broccoli rice casserole

corn casserole

deviled eggs

cranberry sauce

fresh green beans

buttery corn on the cob

sliced tomatoes

fried green tomatoes

sweet potatoes

a green salad

waldorf salad

This is everything I'm making for my family.

Turkey

Ham

Boston Butt

Collards

Cabbage

Cranberry Sauce

Green Bean Casserole

Broccoli Casserole

Potato Salad

Mashed Potatoes

Turkey Gravy

Ham Gravy

Sweet Peas

Green Beans

Corn

Creamed Corn

Yeast Rolls

Spinach & Cheese

Stuffing

Sweet Potatoes

Candied Yams

Sweet Potato Pie

Squash Pie

Pecan Pie

Corn Bread

Baked Potatoes

Deviled Eggs

Corn on the Cob

Tomatoes, Garden Peas and Green Onions in Sweet Vinegar

For me it's not the specific side dish, it's the combination.

Turkey w/ stuffing, sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce.

I can have any one of those alone throughout the year and they're fine. Put them together on a plate and it is Thanksgiving to me. I only eat them together on Thanksgiving. If I ate them together in July, it would feel like Thanksgiving to me.

I love Broccoli Rice and Cheese casserole!

It's really easy to make, too:

Can of condensed milk

Cream of Chicken or Mushroom soup

Stick of Butter

2 cups rice

One bag of frozen broccoli

Jar of Cheez Whiz

Soup can full of water.

Then you stick it in the oven on 350 degrees and stir every 15 minutes for up to an hour.

I'm getting hungry just thinking about it...Or maybe it's just lunch time!

A kind of Waldorf salad--but without marshmallows or mayo (we have vegans in the family). Grapes, apple chunks, raisins, celery, candied pecans or walnuts, baby lettuces, mandarine oranges, dried cranberries all tossed together in a mustard dressing or a poppyseed dressing--not sweet but good and we get our fruit that way.

Mine his

Yorkshire pudding &

thick onion gravy

apple sauce

sage and onion stuffing

christmas pudding and custard or bandy sauce

or home make miky rice pudding and mix jams or fruit

or cheese cake stawberry

sausages wrap in bacon

onion rings in batter

rorst potatoes done in the oven.

Macaroni and Cheese (not the kind you just heat up and stir together. I mean with real cheese and stuff)

mashed potatoes and gravy

yams with this yummy pecan sugary stuff on top

turkey (as always)

stuffing

mashed potatoes w/ gravy

other good things but arent needed: fruit salad, corn bread, and pumkin pie

Drink: Sparkling Cider (im only 15)

At my grandparents on my mom's side, we always have mashed potatoes and noodles... no gravy, you put the noodles right on top of the mashed potatoes, its actually really good

Well I like to make deviled eggs, first you boil them and then you put mayonnaise then mustard.